SBS News in Filipino, Tuesday 29 October 2024

Damage in Agriculture in the Philippines

Mga napinsalang pananim sa lungsod ng Cauayan, Isabela dulot ni bagyong Kristine. Larawang kuha ni Ricardo Alonzo.

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  • Philippine agriculture sector faces ₱3.11 billion loss after severe tropical storm Kristine.
  • A clean energy group has slammed the Coalition's nuclear proposal, as a parliamentary inquiry into the energy's feasibility in Australia continues in Canberra.
  • New figures from Domain suggest the pace of property price growth in Australia has slowed.


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