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@gmanetwork 9 hours ago
Dayea On Playlist
Dayea is a four-piece OPM alternative rock band blending 2000s rock and nu-metal sounds with shoegaze influences and themes inspired by Philippine mythology. Following the release of their debut single Luhod and EP Unang Tugon, featuring Sirena, the band continues to make its mark in the local music scene. Catch Dayea on Playlist Live this Friday afternoon! #GMAPlaylist #PlaylistLive #Dayea #OPM #OPMRock
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@philstar 21 hours ago
Avaricio edges Lee for South Pacific title
Chanelle Avaricio silenced a crowded title chase with an early eagle, then leaned on her precision, patience and steely resolve to thwart Tiffany Lees blistering backside charge and capture the ICTSI South Pacific Classic by one yesterday.
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@philstar 21 hours ago
OSG seeks hold on use of 2026 appropriations
Government lawyers have advised the Marcos administration to put on hold the implementation of some programs in this years national budget as they prepare to appeal a Supreme Court ruling declaring the 2024 and 2025 outlays and parts of the 2026 budget unconstitutional.
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@philstar 12 hours ago
Signal No. 2 still up over Batanes, parts of Babuyan Islands as 'Rosal' keeps strength
Signal No. 2 remains in Batanes and parts of the Babuyan Islands as Typhoon Rosal (international name: Champi) maintains strength over the sea northeast of Batanes, PAGASA said Friday.
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@philstar 11 hours ago
Sachzna Laparan reveals past relationship with McCoy de Leon
Actress and social media personality Sachzna Laparan revealed that she previously had a relationship with actor McCoy de Leon, with whom she reconnected after his stint on Pinoy Big Brother (PBB).
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@newsinfo 19 hours ago
Angara: Classroom building strategy, allocations must be data-driven
MANILA, Philippines — Classroom construction strategy and allocations must be data-driven to be responsive to school needs and should be applied to areas facing the most severe shortages, Education Secretary Sonny Angara said in a statement on Thursday. He said this was in line with the commitment of the Department of Education (DepEd) to equity
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@newsinfo 18 hours ago
SC: Unprogrammed funds constitutional, but with guardrails
MANILA, PhilippinesThe Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) on Thursday welcomed the Supreme Court (SC) ruling confirming that unprogrammed appropriations are constitutional as a budgetary mechanism. At the same time, it announced that it will seek clarification and partial reconsideration of the specific safeguards imposed by the high court. The OSG respects the decision and
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@newsinfo 18 hours ago
Mark Villar files bill to cut job-seeking costs for indigent Filipinos
MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Mark Villar has filed Senate Bill No. 1272 — or the proposed Kabalikat sa Hanapbuhay Act — which seeks to cut the cost of securing employment by granting discounts and fee waivers on essential pre-employment documents for indigent Filipinos, "Being short of money should not be a barrier for Filipinos looking for
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@newsinfo 18 hours ago
QC gives reminders to visitors going to Bagbag, Novaliches cemeteries
MANILA, Philippines — The Quezon City government on Thursday (Oct. 22) issued guidelines for people going to Bagbag and Novaliches public cemeteries for the observance of All Saints Day (Undas). In an advisory, it said that the scheduled visitation hours at Bagbag and Novaliches cemeteries will be from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. starting Oct.
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@newsinfo 17 hours ago
El Niño response must draw on scientific, historical data – expert
MANILA, Philippines — Authorities must use science-based forecasts and historical data to make informed decisions and develop specific measures to prepare for El Niño, University of the Philippines (UP) Resilience Institute executive director Mahar Lagmay said. "The logic behind our predictions or forecasts is essentially the same," he said during a press conference after the
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@newsinfo 17 hours ago
Pagasa: Typhoon Rosal slows down, may further weaken by Saturday
MANILA, Philippines — Typhoon Rosal has slowed down and may continue to weaken into a severe tropical storm by Saturday, Oct. 24, the state weather bureau said. A Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) weather specialist, John Manalo, said in Pagasas 5 p.m. weather advisory that Rosal's movement had slowed from 25 kilometers
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@newsinfo 17 hours ago
Latter-day Saints group donates disaster gear to Army reservists
CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — Military reservists in the Davao region received a much-needed boost to their disaster response capabilities on Wednesday (Oct. 21) as the soldiers respond to the earthquakes and flash floods that recently battered Mindanao. The Latter-day Saints Charities Southeast Asia Inc. handed over a fresh batch of humanitarian assistance and disaster response
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