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Australian Ambassador John Buckley, who recently presented a worm farm to Environment Secretary Heherson Alvarez in Makati City, explained that worm farms help recycle garbage turning it into a product that will restore and revive the land and in turn fertilize gardens and trees.


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Quoting an initial investigation report by the National Bureau of Investigation, Perez confirmed over radio station dzRH  reports that police in Sydney are considering Sef Gonzales as a suspect in the killing of his father Teodoro, a 46-year-old lawyer; mother Mary Josephine Loiva, 43, and his 18-year-old sister Clodine.


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To look into the claims, the government is planning to send a team of investigators to Sydney to gather information on the brutal murders of Filipino-Australian lawyer Ted Gonzales, his wife Mary Josephine and their daughter Claudine inside their home in North Ryde on July 10.


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WORMS: Nature’s best recyclers

March 31, 2002 - 12:00am

Leftover food scraps, paper products, and other organic wastes need not be additional worries to our household. These can best be placed in a worm farm, one of the best alternatives to help get rid of our daily garbage. Australian...

Agriculture

Son a suspect in Aussie killings

August 16, 2001 - 12:00am

The remaining member of a Filipino family murdered in Australia last July 10 is a suspect in the killings, Justice Secretary Hernando Perez disclosed yesterday. Quoting an initial investigation report by the National...

Headlines

Pinoys in Australia resent ‘Filipino-style massacre’ tag

By Pia Lee-Brago | July 18, 2001 - 12:00am

The Filipino community in Sydney expressed resentment at claims the brutal murder of the Gonzales family in Sydney, Australia last week was likely a "Filipino-style" massacre. To look into the claims,...

Headlines

Not Down Under!

By Rosalinda Orosa | May 8, 2001 - 12:00am

Formal sit-down dinners–complete with place cards, elegant centerpieces, wine glasses and gleaming silverware (three forks to the left, a soup spoon, three knives to the right, a teaspoon, tablespoon and a fork...

Starweek Magazine