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Manila Bulletin – LTFRB urges beneficiaries to update, avail of e-wallet platform for fuel subsidy distribution

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The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) is accelerating the rollout of a fuel subsidy program for public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers and operators, responding to rising fuel costs linked to tensions in the Middle East. The program aims to provide P5,000 in cash assistance to eligible beneficiaries. Streamlining Distribution with E-Wallets LTFRB Chairman … Read more

HEADLINES: Premium gas, diesel to hit P100 a liter this week | Mar 17, 2026

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The Philippines is facing escalating fuel costs as premium gasoline and diesel prices are expected to surpass P100 per liter this week, driven by ongoing disruptions to oil supplies stemming from the war in the Middle East. The Department of Energy (DOE) reports that oil companies have agreed to stagger these price increases. Rising Fuel … Read more

Cebu shifts to 4-day workweek for energy conservation

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CEBU CITY — Employees at the Cebu Provincial Capitol will no longer report to work on Fridays as the provincial government implements a four-day workweek to conserve energy. Governor Pamela Baricuatro formalized the change by signing Executive Order 16, series of 2026. The order introduces a compressed work schedule and additional energy-saving measures for provincial … Read more

James Van Der Beek’s widow and a daughter share birthday tribute to late actor

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A Legacy Beyond ‘Dawson’s Creek’: Remembering James Van Der Beek and the Changing Landscape of Cancer Support The recent passing of James Van Der Beek at age 48 following a battle with stage 3 colorectal cancer has resonated deeply with fans and sparked a conversation about the financial realities facing families navigating serious illness. His … Read more

Nueva Vizcaya aims to boost coffee industry with new Innovation Center

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BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya — The province of Nueva Vizcaya is taking steps to unlock the potential of its coffee industry, hampered until now by limited infrastructure. A new P9.3-million Coffee Innovation Center (CIC) is planned, aiming to boost production and income for local farmers. Investing in Coffee’s Future The CIC will be located at Nueva … Read more

Black Caps vs South Africa: Allen’s Century Seals T20 World Cup Final Spot

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New Zealand’s Allen Shatters Records, Signals Shift in T20 Powerplay Dominance Kolkata witnessed a seismic shift in T20 cricket on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, as Finn Allen’s blistering 33-ball century propelled New Zealand to a dominant nine-wicket victory over South Africa in the T20 World Cup semi-final. This wasn’t just a win; it was a … Read more

Best places in Asia to visit: Hoi An, Maldives, Penang and more

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Beyond the Tourist Trail: Emerging Trends in Asia’s Most Beloved Destinations Asia’s travel landscape is shifting. While iconic destinations like Hoi An, the Maldives, Penang, Luang Prabang, Chiang Mai, and Singapore remain perennial favorites, a new wave of traveler expectations and evolving trends are reshaping the experience. Forget simply seeing these places; the future of … Read more

Total lunar eclipse over New Zealand tonight: Best time to watch

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New Zealand Set for Spectacular Blood Moon: A Complete Viewing Guide Tonight, New Zealanders are in for a rare treat: a total lunar eclipse, often called a ‘blood moon’. What makes this event particularly special is that New Zealand is uniquely positioned to witness the entire eclipse, lasting almost six hours, from start to finish. … Read more

Australia brain drain: PhD student to software engineer, who is actually leaving?

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The Trans-Tasman Brain Drain: Why Kiwis Are Heading to Australia – and Whether They’ll Return The allure of higher salaries and a perceived faster pace of life continues to draw New Zealanders across the Tasman Sea, sparking debate about a potential “brain drain.” But is this a new phenomenon, and what factors are truly driving … Read more

Auckland commuters warned to prepare for congestion as March Madness begins

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Auckland commuters should prepare for increased congestion in the coming weeks as university students return and traffic volumes rise. Both public transport and roadways are expected to be affected. Traffic Increases Anticipated Automobile Association policy director Martin Glynn stated traffic has already increased over the past week and is likely to worsen throughout March. He … Read more

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