About a thousand people marched together in the Walk for Respect event held on Sunday, May 25 in Lakemba. 

It may be the 21st century but society must remain vigilant in protecting racial equality.

A group of Filipino-Australians joins the growing chorus of people strongly opposed to changing the Racial Discrimination Act.

A new leader emerges as PCC goes through a process of self-inspection.

The PCC of NSW should be dynamic - in that it can adopt to changing environment and circumstances, writes JUN RELUNIA, presidential candidate in the u...

To lead PCC, one needs to have a tenacious character to withstand all the challenges and constant criticisms thrown at the organisation, writes E...

At its current condition, PCC cannot effectively function as an advocacy organisation, writes DANNY PERALTA, in his open letter to PCC members ahead o...

As the mid-term elections in the Philippines loom, the Philippine Consulate releases a list of people who can contact the consulate to make sure their...

If you dread public speaking, spare a thought for PNoy who had to deliver five speeches in two days during his visit to Sydney. Michelle Baltazar witn...

Sydney-based Australian-Filipina Dr Cen Amores was last month appointed to the Ministerial Multicultural March Advisory Committee (MMMAC), making her ...

The Philippine Consulate in Sydney spearheaded an information session on the Scarborough Shoal issue. The Australian Filipina was there to capture the...

Gone are the days when women had to go on hunger strike to make a point, now they do lunch, said the Prime Minister Julia Gillard in her speech launc...