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SBS Australia
12-05-2025
- Entertainment
- SBS Australia
'Art as Healing': A Filipina nurse's quiet mission of hope
Filipino-Australian registered nurse Amor, more popularly known as Moi, is the owner of Mois Art Studio in Victoria, Australia. Her journey as an artist and creative has helped heal the wounds of her past—and it's through art that she found a way to process her experiences and share them with others. Thanks to her clinical background as a nurse, Moi is able to effectively respond to the needs of her clients—whether they are children, the elderly, or people with disabilities. She does this through various creative outlets like crafting, dancing, painting, pottery, and more. According to Perth-based Registered psychologist Donn Tantengco, it is important to seek professional help when dealing with trauma or painful experiences. SBS Filipino 12/05/2025 13:11 *Disclaimer: This feature mentions trauma from divorce and past relationships, which may be triggering to some. If you or anyone you know is a victim of sexual, domestic and/or family violence, you can reach out to 1800RESPECT through their hotline at 1800 737 732, via text at 0458 737 732 or, chat or video call via their website at Credit: Mois Art Studio FB Page Credit: Mois Art Studio FB Page Credit: Mois Art Studio FB Page 📢 Where to Catch SBS Filipino 📲 Catch up episodes and stories – Visit or stream on , , , and


SBS Australia
07-05-2025
- SBS Australia
'No real classes, just attendance': A Filipino's ordeal with a fake school in Australia
SV Bernardo arrived in Victoria, Australia in 2022 as an international student. Fearing that his dream of building a better life for his family would be compromised, he bravely left his school and filed a complaint with the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) and the Ombudsman. Registered Psychologist Donn Tantengco advises that it's best to seek guidance from people with firsthand experience before making major decisions. According to from January to December 2024, Australia recorded over 1.09 million international student enrolments — a 15 percent increase compared to the same period in 2019. SBS Filipino 07/05/2025 12:35 The term 'bogus' or 'sham school' is informally used to describe a fake or fraudulent school that doesn't provide real education. If you have been a victim of a scam—whether online, through a phone call, or via email—you can report it to the ACCC or call the Australian Cyber Security Hotline at 1300 292 371 for investigation, even if the scammer is overseas. Additionally, report the incident to your local police and bank for further assistance. 📢 Where to Catch SBS Filipino


SBS Australia
24-04-2025
- SBS Australia
Swiped and scammed: How a dating app romance took a man's first paycheck
As the online romance progressed, the woman introduced a cryptocurrency 'investment' platform. Eman was shown fake returns and encouraged to put in more money. After sending 500 AUD- his first paycheck in Australia, Eman was blocked, and the woman disappeared. According to Scamwatch Australia, over $23.5 million was lost in romance scams in a single year. Scammers use emotional manipulation to convince victims to invest in fake cryptocurrency platforms, starting with small amounts before pushing for more. Psychologist Dr. Donn Tantengco says that these scams don't just empty wallets, they damage self-worth, trust, and emotional stability. SBS Filipino 24/04/2025 11:24 If you have been a victim of a scam—whether online, through a phone call, or via email—you can report it to the ACCC or call the Australian Cyber Security Hotline at 1300 292 371 for investigation, even if the scammer is overseas. Additionally, report the incident to your local police and bank for further assistance. 📢 Where to Catch SBS Filipino