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Started in 1927, the Philippines Graphic is the longest-running printed magazine of national circulation that provides relevant news and features and promotes Philippine literature.
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Subic cruise ship program gets new boost

SUBIC BAY FREEPORT — The arrival here last week of a cruise ship carrying mostly European tourists marked what officials here said would be...
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PHLPost launches International Letter Writing Contest for Young People

The Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost) through the International Bureau of the Universal Postal Union (UPU) invites young people aged 15 years-old and below to...
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CLLEx to resume construction in 2nd Qtr. 2024

The long-delayed construction of the Central Luzon Link Expressway (CLLEx), which will interconnect strategic areas in Central Luzon, is expected to resume in the...
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OpenGov Forum 2024 Brings Together Women Leaders in Disaster Risk Reduction

In celebration of Women’s Month this 2024, 800 local government unit (LGU) officials together with representatives from the private sector, convened for the first...
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Philippine Assessors to gather for 17th National Convention

The Philippine Association of Assessing Officers, Inc. (PAAO, Inc.), in coordination with the Bureau of Local Government Finance of the Department of Finance, will...
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Labor group invokes Catholic social teaching to advocate for P150 wage hike and real wage recovery

In a plea for economic justice, the Federation of Free Workers (FFW) is harnessing the Catholic Church's social teachings to support their campaign for...
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OpenGov Forum 2024 brings together women leaders in disaster risk reduction

In celebration of Women’s Month this 2024, 800 local government unit (LGU) officials together with representatives from the private sector, convened for the first...
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You can still catch the March 2024 cover of the Philippines Graphic featuring: * Summer festivals with SM Supermalls * WOMEN'S MONTH FEATURE—Being Anna Mae Lamentillo: Lessons...
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PICPA FOUNDATION SPEARHEADS GREEN PROJECT

Visitors will soon be seeing a greener Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants (PICPA) national office in Mandaluyong City as PICPA Foundation held a...
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A scholar breaks barriers

Decades of research consistently point to a link: women with higher levels of education are empowered to take control of their lives and drive...
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NCCA chairman Dr. Zerrudo graces ‘HÁNAG’ art exhibit; showcase extended by popular demand

ILOILO CITY — National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) Chairman Dr. Eric B. Zerrudo served as the Guest of Honor at "HÁNAG: Emergent Perspectives - Works by Ilonggo Artists and Designers," a landmark exhibition at the SM City Iloilo North Point Event Center. Driven by popular demand, the...

‘Silkscreen’ bags Best Short Film at Cinemalaya 2026

Rey Anthony Villaverde’s short film “Silkscreen” stands out as a powerful testament to the dignity of manual craft and the delicate threads of familial legacy in an era dominated by rapid digital automation and algorithms. The Dipolog/Dumaguete drama earned the coveted Best Short Film award at the 22nd...

Cinemalaya finalist ‘Para-paraan’ exposes ordinary barriers to accessibility

For wheelchair users in the Philippines, living independently often means relying on personal resourcefulness rather than structural accessibility. In a place where accessibility is often an afterthought, the burden of navigating urban life falls heavily on persons with disabilities. This stark reality takes centerstage in “Para-paraan” (Finding a Way Through),...