Mga balita ngayong ika-2 ng Mayo 2025

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The Philippine Department of Tourism in Australia marks another 'Love the Philippines' branding campaign milestone as the department signed a new Marketing Partnership Agreement with Sydney Airport for a partnership to promote various Philippine destinations in collaboration with a couple of Philippine airlines, travel agents, and hold travel shows across Australia & New Zealand. Credit: Pura Molintas/Philippine Tourism in Australia & New Zealand (Facebook)

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  • Huling hirit nina Anthony Albanese at Peter Dutton para makuha ang boto ng mga tao sa huling araw bago ang araw ng halalan.
  • Partido Greens, binalangkas ang mga pangunahing layunin kasama ang isang moratorium sa mga bagong proyekto ng coal at gas.
  • Ang Philippine Tourism sa Australia at New Zealand ay naglunsad ng isang bagong partnership sa Sydney Airport upang itaguyod ang iba't ibang destinasyon sa Pilipinas.
  • Isla ng Palawan sa Pilipinas, hinirang na 'World's Best Islands to Visit' ngayong 2025.
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