The country,like others in South-East Asia,is sweltering through a heat wave.
Its aroma fills an entire neighbourhood. People come from far away,battling notorious traffic,for a whiff. Or a bite. Or a whole pig.
Several countries in South-East Asia are grappling with a heatwave that has turned into tragedy in Thailand and is forcing power plant closures elsewhere.
If you’re looking for your next great meal in this moveable feast we call life,it might be time to head to these often-overlooked places.
Australia will take part in an annual military exercise beginning this week that will send thousands of Philippine and American military personnel into contested waters.
This country goes all out to attract Australian visitors and in 2024 has skyrocketed into the top 10 most popular overseas destinations for Aussie travellers.
Those trapped were forced to send “sweet nothings” to their victims,peppering them with questions about their day and meals,until they could be convinced to part with money.
What’s the point of ASEAN? It’s good for karaoke but not much good for crisis management,as proved this week in Melbourne.
Hosting this week’s ASEAN Special Summit is quite a moment in Australia’s evolving relationship with the 10-nation bloc that collectively represent a somewhat unrealised economic and commercial opportunity despite our cordial 50-year history.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr stopped short of naming China as the top threat to peace in South-East Asia.
In the Philippines,the actress and TV star is mobbed in the streets. It’s a long way from her upbringing in rural Victoria.