SBS News in Filipino, Friday 29 November 2024

WA BUSHFIRES

A large out-of-control bushfire continues to burn through Western Australia with authorities saying difficult weather conditions are making firefighting efforts more challenging. Credit: SARAH KILIAN/PR IMAGE

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  • A large out-of-control bushfire continues to burn through Western Australia with authorities saying difficult weather conditions are making it challenging.
  • Australia is set to ban children under 16 from social media through new laws expected to pass before Christmas.
  • Filipinos in Toowoomba will gather for Christmas in Queensland 2024.
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