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Filipino-Kiwi Cricketer Helps PH Carabaos Win SEA Games T20 Silver
The SEA Games silver comes just weeks after Doctora was honoured as Filipino-Kiwi Sportsperson of the Year at the Philippine Independence Day celebrations in Auckland, recognising his contributions both on the field and within the Filipino community in New Zealand.
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How Chinese Traditions Quietly Shaped the Filipino New Year
As Filipinos in New Zealand welcome the New Year each December 31, familiar rituals fill homes across the world: round fruits line dining tables, coins sit in pockets, polka dots are worn at midnight, and noise erupts to ward off bad luck.
Jo Koy performs to sell-out crowd in Auckland.
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