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Philippine Book Festival: Growing The Industry, Amplifying Filipino Stories

Manila Magazine -
Beyond celebration, the festival helps shape the country’s evolving literary ecosystem.

Sagay City High School Students Sell Artworks To Help Flood-Hit Families

Manila Magazine -
Through their works, students are helping provide relief to families forced from their homes.

Caraga Man Rebuilds Life With DSWD’s Aid After 15 Years Away

Manila Magazine -
A government welfare program helped rebuild a life once shaped by years of hardship.

Kids, Environment Groups Support Call For Simple, Meaningful Christmas

Manila Magazine -
They emphasized that compassion and solidarity matter more this season than grand celebrations.

Heartwarming Gesture: Store Staff Celebrate Birthday Of Customer Alone

Julianne Borje -
Kindness found its way into a simple cake order, turning an ordinary day into something unforgettable.

Senator Legarda,Senator Padilla Honor IPs As Pillars Of Filipino Identity

Manila Magazine -
Both senators emphasized that the Philippines’ identity is deeply rooted in the heritage preserved by indigenous communities.

Food Creator Abi Marquez Named Best Creator And Series Finalist At 15th Lovie Awards

Manila Magazine -
Abi Marquez’s dedication to celebrating Filipino cuisine earns her two finalist nods at Europe’s premier Internet awards.

Deaf Content Creator Finds Joy In Meeting Fellow PWD At Fast-Food Outlet

Julianne Borje -
What started as a mundane fast-food visit became a powerful moment of connection for two deaf individuals, showing the beauty of shared experiences.

Mother Thanks AirAsia Staff For Saving One Year Old During In-Flight Emergency

Caitlin Althea C. Hung / Julianne Borje -
Toddler falls ill mid-flight, but swift action from AirAsia pilots, cabin crew, and Ho Chi Minh ground staff ensures she gets urgent medical care.

Maria Tokong Is The Voice Of Siargao — And She’s Not Backing Down

Caitlin Althea C. Hung / Julianne Borje -
As tourism booms in Siargao, one local voices the quiet fears of many: that home no longer feels like home.
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