‘Maligayang Pagdating’ booklet launched in the Northern Territory for new Filipino migrants in Australia

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The Filipino-Australian Association of the NT, Inc (FAANT), Study NT, and the NT Government launched the "Maligayang Pagdating" booklet. Credit: Filipino-Australian Association of the NT, Inc (FAANT)

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Filipino community organisation in NT spearheaded this initiative. Here’s what the booklet is all about.

Key Points
  • The Filipino-Australian Association of the NT, Inc (FAANT), Study NT, and the NT Government launch the "Maligayang Pagdating" booklet.
  • The booklet is a comprehensive directory of essential services and resources, the booklet meets the needs of Filipino international students and other new migrants transitioning to life in the NT.
  • The booklet is for free and can be seen in different stores and establishments.
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