8 Stunning Philippine Stamps Featuring Heritage Sites That Shaped Asia’s First Democracy

This National Heritage Month, PHLPost is taking us on a journey through history with its latest commemorative stamp collection. Showcasing eight iconic heritage structures and historic sites, these stamps not only celebrate the beauty of the Philippines but also pay tribute to the birth of the Filipino nation and its role as Asia's first democracy and constitutional republic.

How to Avoid Heatstroke: Tips for Staying Safe During Summer Heatwaves

As summer temperatures continue to rise amid extreme weather conditions brought on by climate change, the risk of heat-related illnesses, such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke, increases.

Everything at Once: Experiences of a Good News Pilipinas Virtual Intern

As an undergraduate student from the Philippine Christian University - Dasmariñas, taking up a Bachelor of Arts in Broadcasting, I was required to have my internship and research simultaneously during the 1st semester of our senior year.

What do Maria Ressa, Rico Hizon, and other icons reveal about Filipino Identity?

What is the Filipino identity? This year's Fookien Times Philippines Yearbook gathered answers from notable personalities such as Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Maria Ressa and CNN anchor Rico Hizon, among many others, and came up with a unique survey of how far the nation has come in embracing its heritage.

Filipino favorites Sinigang, Bulalo rank in Taste Atlas’ World’s Top 50 Best Soups

Filipino cuisine continues to impress as two of its beloved soups, sinigang na baboy and bulalo, have landed on Taste Atlas' Top 50 Best Soups in the World List of 2023.

Antipolo City and EcoWaste Coalition: Keep Maundy Thursday Alay-Lakad Litter-Free

The Antipolo City Government and EcoWaste Coalition are asking residents and visitors this Holy Week Maundy Thursday to keep the penitential Alay-Lakad litter-free.

Philippine air and land travel safety systems set up for Holy Week

Safety systems have been set up for air and land travel for the Holy Week in the Philippines, the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) and InterAgency Council for Traffic (IACT) assured the general public.

12 Ways to Promote a Low-Carbon, Plastic-Free Holy Week

Here are 12 ways to promote and practice a low-carbon and plastic-free Holy Week, according to the EcoWaste Coalition, an advocate for a zero waste and toxics-free society.

Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel masterpiece exhibition is coming to Manila

Italian master artist Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling paintings exhibition is coming to the Philippines this 2023, bringing the frescoes of Biblical panels up close to the viewer.

Harvard is hiring a Filipino language teacher for the first time

Harvard University has announced the hiring of a Filipino language teacher for a new course offering, the first time such an academic program will be taught in the prestigious American university's nearly 400 years of history.

Quezon’s Lambanog ranks 10th world’s best-rated spirit

Quezon province's popular drink, the Lambanog, ranks 10th in the 10 Best-Rated Spirits in the World list released by the food encyclopedia, Taste Atlas.

Philippines records 1st sighting of Long-Billed Plover in Batanes

The Philippine record for the first-ever sighting of the Long-Billed Plover, a bird included in the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List for Threatened Species, was confirmed by the Philippine Bird Rarities Committee to have been observed in Batanes, a protected area for wildlife.
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