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It's an ancient alphabet having a modern moment. From Alpha to Omicron - SBS takes a look at why the World Health Organisation is using the Greek alphabet to name COVID-19 variants.
-Bukang bibig ngayon sa buong mundo ang sinaunang Greek alphabet mula Alpha hanggang Omicron. Alamin kung bakit ginagamit ng World Health Organisation ang Greek Alphabet sa Covid-19 variants.
Sydney-based actor-singer Jinky Marsh pushed for the Filipino version of the song "What Child is This" to lay emphasis on the true reason why the world celebrates Christmas.
-Pinagsikapan ng actor-singer mula Sydney na si Jinky Marsh na maisalin ang awiting "What Child is This" sa wikang Filipino upang bigyang-diin ang tunay na dahilan ng pagdiriwang ng Pasko.
Filipino relatives in Australia are anxious to hear from loved ones in the Philippines after death toll from Typhoon Rai climbs to 146.
Here are today's top stories on SBS Filipino
-Alamin ang pinakamainit na balita ngayong Lunes ng umaga sa SBS Filipino
Here are today's top stories on SBS Filipino.
-Alamin ang pinaka-mainit na balita ngayong Linggo ng umaga sa SBS Filipino.
Here are today's top stories on SBS Filipino.
-Alamin ang pinaka-mainit na balita ngayong Sabado ng umaga sa SBS Filipino.
Some of the nation's biggest universities are raising their international student fees. It means students and educators are facing even more uncertain times ahead.
-Ilang unibersidad sa Australia ang nagtaas na ng tuition fees, at tila sorpresang sumalubong ito sa mga babalik na international students. Ating alamin ang detalye sa ulat na ito.
Thousands of residents around the country were forced to flee their homes as Typhoon Odette travels around the country leaving a trail of destruction.
-Libo-libong katao ang napilitang lumikas sa kanilang mga tirahan sa ibat-ibang bahagi ng Pilipinas habang malaking pinsala ang naiulat sa pagdaan ng Bagyong Odette
Here are today's top stories on SBS Filipino.
-Alamin ang pinaka-mainit na balita ngayong Biyernes ng umaga sa SBS Filipino.
It could soon become easier for people to fix a range of products, with the federal government considering measures aimed at enhancing consumers' right to repair. It follows a Productivity Commission report that found significant barriers to repairing some goods in Australia.
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