SBS News in Filipino, Friday 28 February 2025

CHINESE WARSHIPS AUSTRALIA

A Chinese naval ship has been seen sailing in the Tasman Sea near Australia’s Bass Strait. Credit: AAP Image/Supplied by New Zealand Defence Force

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  • China's ambassador to Australia says the presence of three warships off its southern coast poses no threat.
  • Forecasters monitor a cyclone off the Queensland coast, after it was downgraded overnight.
  • Eight people were killed Thursday night in a fire in a three-story residential building in Quezon City. The incident happened two days before the Philippines marks the fire prevention month of March.
  • 'A Nostalgic Night with Anthony Castelo' on Saturday March 1, will sure serenade Filipino concert-goers in Sydney.
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