Typhoon displaces 12,000 people in the Philippines
There were no immediate reports of casualties after the typhoon.
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Filipino tradies owed thousands in wages: union
Filipino construction workers owed thousands of dollars in wages.
Women’s Day highlights eroded progress as 'patriarchy fights back'
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Japan destroys new rocket at launch after ignition failure
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China’s bizarre excuse for 'spy balloon’ over US
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US to widen military presence in Philippines amid China fear
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Korean Air plane overshoots runway, shuts Philippine airport
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