SBS News in Filipino, Monday 18 November 2024

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About 1.5 million Australians are believed to use cash to make more than 80 per cent of their in-person payments. Source: Getty / Traceydee Photography

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  • The federal government says it will introduce a requirement for businesses to accept cash for essential items such as fuel and groceries.
  • Typhoon Pepito Hits Catanduanes, Expected to Exit the Philippines Soon
  • Paskuhan Fiesta in Tasmania 2024 set for 30th November
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