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Mark Mariano

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New South Wales, Sydney
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Spark Initiative 2.0

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By Laneikka Denne, Rohini Balram, Mark Mariano Verified
| eventbrite.com.au
Overview Encouraging young South Asian people to find their innovation, self-expression and set their creative ideas alight in Western Sydney. Welcome to Spark Initiative 2.0! The Spark Initiative is a dynamic youth-centric project aimed at empowering young people to discover their creative potential and amplify their voices through arts and culture.
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Where to find the best Asian food in Cabramatta

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By Mark Mariano Verified
| SydneyTravelGuide.com Verified
Ditch your passport and venture through Asia in this iconic South West suburb (and yes, there’s a 24-hour banh mi spot). Lovingly referred to as ‘Cabra’ by locals and neighbours alike, the South West Sydney suburb is a swift 40 minutes (both by train and car) from Sydney’s CBD.
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What is a boodle fight? The celebratory Filipino tradition explained

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By Mark Mariano Verified
| SBS Verified
One table. No plates. Just banana leaves, rice, and a wild, joyful mess. Welcome to a boodle fight. This communal and highly Instagrammable eating practice originates from the Philippines.
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