Journalist • Producer • RMIT Journalism alum • Any pronoun • Pinay • Views are my own • 📧: [email protected]
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined July 2020
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Continuing my journalism journey with @SeymourTele! Today marks the start of my (hopefully) never ending adventure in Seymour.
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Happy and grateful for my story on Seymour’s floods in early January this year to be shortlisted for the Best News Story at the VCPA Awards! Congratulations to all the nominees!
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Si PNoy seryosong pangulo, pero ayaw ng ibang Pilipino sa kanya.
Kinutya, pinagtawanan, binastos. Tinawag na abnoy.
Pero ngayong wala na, saka nakita ang kahalagahan Ng kanyang ginawa kumapara sa huling dalawang administrasyon.
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Meron naman kasi kayong pwedeng pinili na maayos at tutulong sa inyo pero nagpabudol kayo. Naniwala kayo sa mga pangakong wala namang katuturan. Saan kayo ngayon?
This shows that the world knows. No amount of history revisions and suppressions will hide the heinous crimes the first family committed.
Australian senator Janet Rice raised a banner that says "Stop the human rights abuses" while President Marcos was delivering his speech before the Australian Parliament in Canberra this morning. | via @newsdwight
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RELATED STORY: Some Australian lawmakers either mounted or joined protests inside and outside their parliament building while President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. delivered a rare speech before their colleagues. rappler.com/philippines/aust…
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Protesters gather outside the Australian Parliament in Canberra to protest President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s presence in the country.
They say the dictator's son "does not deserve the respect of freedom-loving peoples." Photos courtesy of Jayson Lamchek | via @newsdwight
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The aquinos have their problems but i will always remind everyone of how pnoy saved and scrimped and budgeted the govt money like a ww2 housewife only for barangay tanod duterte and his barubal family to go through it like it was water
Entering the new year with crazy body pain after falling off a neuron scooter on new year’s eve. Nope, the scooters weren’t defective, I am just bad at using it.
If anyone sees me hobbling around Seymour and Melbourne in the next couple of weeks, that’s why!
Happy 2024 😂🎉
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Our 24 hour broadcast to #saveourstation is happening now! Listen on 90.7 FM, syn.org.au or the Community Radio Plus app 📻
Donate at givenow.com.au/savesyn to keep our youth-led station on air!
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SYN and our community have just six weeks to save our station or face closing our doors for good.
To stay on the air, we need you to donate now: givenow.com.au/savesyn
Without your support, SYN will close its doors forever, destroying a crucial community for young people.
Fun things happened this week! One of them is getting to write a story about the ghost tour I went to on the weekend, and it’s got a little spot in the front page!
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Kung AI na ang mga host mo paano ka pa tatawa kundi na nagkakamali, nag eexcuse me po, dumadagsa ng tae at kung ano ano pa na nakaka-relate ka na tao lang din ang humaharap sayo na maaaring pagkatiwalaan dahil natutulog din at nagugutom tulad mo ang nagbabalita?
There was a clip of them getting intro-ed by a human sports journalist and the lack of human connection and emotion with the AI was evident.
Some young people already think the news is boring to watch, putting personas that couldn’t connect with its audience won’t change that.
Meet Maia and Marco — the Philippines’ first AI Sportscasters!
Now that #NCAASeason99 has started, they are here to help our courtside reporters by giving updates in sports!
Follow GMA Integrated News, @GMASportsPH , and GMA Synergy on social media for their exclusive reports.
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GREATEST ROBBERY OF A GOVERNMENT.
Late dictator Ferdinand Marcos Sr. received this distinction from the Guinness World Records after the Philippine government identified a total national loss worth $5 billion to $10 billion from November 1965. #NeverAgain #NeverForget
