In this episode of Usap Tayo, we celebrate World Radio Day by highlighting how the airwaves keep the global Filipino community connected and safe.

In our "Usap Tayo" (Let’s Talk) segment, we discussed the renewed buzz surrounding Jollibee’s potential arrival in Australia and the "cravings" of the Filipino community, highlighting the specific local dishes and ingredients that remain elusive for those living in the Land Down Under.

On Sa Usap Tayo, we break down why it’s important to understand the terms migrant, emigrant, and immigrant, and how they affect data, policy, and the lives of Filipinos abroad.

On Usap Tayo, we asked our audience what they found most difficult about starting a life in Australia, revealing varied experiences of adjustment, sacrifice, and cultural change among Filipinos.

In Usap Tayo, we discussed the new research findings that 20% of Australians abandon their New Year’s resolutions by January 7, and 77% are off track by the end of January 2025.

Find out the new and added flight routes and other travel rules from Australia this 2026 in Usap Tayo.

On Usap Tayo, members of the Filipino community shared on social media the different skills they gained while working in Australia, highlighting not only professional and technical abilities but also personal growth shaped by a multicultural work environment.

On Usap Tayo, we discussed the ongoing grief of families of the victims of Bondi Beach shooting and the outpouring of sympathy across Australia. Vigils were held in various states to honour and remember those who lost their lives in the tragic terror attack.

Australians are projected to spend approximately $11.8 billion on gifts nationwide, reflecting significant consumer activity and seasonal economic impact.

Not all disabilities are apparent and visible. When a disability is hidden, a sunflower is a discreet symbol that can be worn to signal that support, care and understanding are needed.