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Please feel free to browse through the pages.
It is my pleasure to share with you
the wonderful combined worlds
of entertainment and learning!
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Please feel free to browse through the pages.
It is my pleasure to share with you
the wonderful combined worlds
of entertainment and learning!
SEE YOU ON YOUR NEXT PARTY or EVENT BOOKING!
since 2004
ABN 24 512 387 335
ABN 24 512 387 335
0450 082874 (Mobile)
Post c/o TWINKLES EDUTAINMENT
Studio 29 Frederick Street Hornsby NSW 2077
Post c/o TWINKLES EDUTAINMENT
Studio 29 Frederick Street Hornsby NSW 2077
Actor
Vocalist
Character Entertainer
Voice Artist
Storyteller
“Sing like no one's listening, love like you've never been hurt, dance like nobody's watching,
and live like its heaven on earth.”
- Mark Twain (1835-1910), American Humuorist, Writer, Lecturer
Oral Health Educator
AHPRA Dental Hygienist Registration Number DEN0002008598
"A smile is a curve that sets everything straight."
- Phyllis Diller
Media Producer
"Media is a fundamental part of today's world. Fast-evolving media is the language that is essential for most people
if not all to learn in order to achieve effective communication in all aspects."
- Jinky 2017
Writer
"The pen is mightier than the sword."
- Edward Bulwer-Lytton, English Author
Podcast - SBS Filipino features Jinky in
Galing Pinoy-Aussie segment
(Amazing Filipino-Australian segment)
http://www.sbs.com.au/yourlanguage/filipino/en/content/lady-many-faces-and-voices
Photo : Cranial Nerve VII - Muscles of Facial Expressions
Photo : Cranial Nerve VII - Muscles of Facial Expressions
Children's Week 2021 Celebration at the Consulate General Sydney
In celebration of Children's Week in January pursuant to the Presidential Proclamation Number 190, s 1964 declared by former Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal, Jinky was given the honour and privilege to work with children and promote Filipino folk songs and folklore at the Philippine Consulate General Sydney. Jinky retold the story and message of Lazy Juan. She was joined in by 12 year old Benjamin Paulino and 10yo Cameron Marsh in promoting Filipino folksongs. Benjamin played the traditional Tagalog song, Bahay Kubo (Nipa Hut) with his violin while Cameron played the Illongo lullaby Ili-Ili tulog Anay with his flute. Jinky joined Cameron with humming and singing the song written in Hiligaynon.
philtimes.com.au/sydney-consulate-general-features-filipino-folk-songs-and-tale-on-childrens-week/
philtimes.com.au/sydney-consulate-general-features-filipino-folk-songs-and-tale-on-childrens-week/
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“Working with children is a great privilege. Encouraging their participation in community events that make them appreciate their roots and identity teach them the values of open-mindedness and adaptability. Providing them opportunities to channel their abilities and energy will assist them in being whole-rounded individuals. When one sees another having such enjoyable and positive effects, that’s when inspiration ignites to emulation.” - Jinky
Learn about the Philippines, its language, history, people, culture and traditions.
Enrolling your child to the Filipino Club
is the first step towards helping your Filipino - Australian child
appreciate his or her own roots and identity.
Learning another language leads to
open-mindedness, adaptability and deeper appreciation of cultures.
Enrolling your child to the Filipino Club
is the first step towards helping your Filipino - Australian child
appreciate his or her own roots and identity.
Learning another language leads to
open-mindedness, adaptability and deeper appreciation of cultures.
ENROL YOUR CHILD NOW (K-12) for ONLINE Lessons!
The Filipino Club now accepting Enrolments for Term 4 - 2020.
FEES
$22 per 30 minutes
$40 per hour
An initial deposit of one lesson fee (AU$22.00) is required prior to your first lesson.
The deposit applies to all students paying for the online lessons weekly.
All students are required to have a deposit in place to secure their lesson time.
The deposit will be used as a payment for the last lesson with the Club
upon the completion of its offered courses
(TFCIntro1 - Introduction to Filipino Language and Culture and TFCFCP1 - Filipino Conversation Practice1)
or upon termination.
The deposit applies to all students paying for the online lessons weekly.
All students are required to have a deposit in place to secure their lesson time.
The deposit will be used as a payment for the last lesson with the Club
upon the completion of its offered courses
(TFCIntro1 - Introduction to Filipino Language and Culture and TFCFCP1 - Filipino Conversation Practice1)
or upon termination.
Online and Private Filipino Language Classes for Business Professionals
and Interested Adults to Commence in Term 4 - 2020!
ENROL NOW to the Filipino Club!
Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa
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"Languages, in particular, are of strategic importance for people and the planet considering its complex implications for identity, communication, social integration, education and development. However, due to the processes of globalisation, languages are increasingly under threat, or disappearing altogether. When languages fade, so does the world's rich tapestry of cultural diversity." - United Nations
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Manuod at makinig sa mga ikalawang Henerasyong Filipinong-Awstralyanong kabataan sa kanilang pagbigkas ng nakapupukaw na tulang 'SA AKING MGA KABATA' bilang panimulang pagtatanghal para sa BALAGTASAN 2020 ng Tagalog Association of Australia sa pakikipag-ugnayan sa Konsulado ng Pilipinas Sydney Australia at sa pagdiriwang ng Buwan ng Wikang Pambansa. Isang karangalan kay Jinky ang maging manlilikha ng proyektong ito. Malugod niyang pinasasalamatan ang mga magulang ng mga batang kasali sa kanilang pagturo at paghubog ng batang kaisipan tungo sa pagtanggap at pag-ibig sa ating katutubong wika.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYreI_HwhIw
(Watch and listen to the 2nd Generation Filipino-Australian youth as they recite to inspirational poem ‘To My Fellow Youth' as an Introductory presentation for the Tagalog Association of Australia's BALAGTASAN 2020 in cooperation with the Sydney Consulate General and in celebration of the Philippine National Language Month. It is an honour for Jinky to be the creator of this project. Jinky gives thanks to the parents of the children involved in teaching and nurturing young minds towards appreciation and love for our native language.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYreI_HwhIw
(Watch and listen to the 2nd Generation Filipino-Australian youth as they recite to inspirational poem ‘To My Fellow Youth' as an Introductory presentation for the Tagalog Association of Australia's BALAGTASAN 2020 in cooperation with the Sydney Consulate General and in celebration of the Philippine National Language Month. It is an honour for Jinky to be the creator of this project. Jinky gives thanks to the parents of the children involved in teaching and nurturing young minds towards appreciation and love for our native language.)
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Let's keep the mouth of our youth healthy. Learn how to keep a healthy mouth ourselves. Listen to Podcast on Oral Health Promotion 2020 with Australian Dental Association Oral Heath Advisor Dr Mikaela Chinotti, Healthy Mouth Youth Presenters 10yo Katriel, 13yo Brendan, 9yo Cameron & 10yo Sabrina and Oral Health Educator Jinky Marsh
https://www.mixcloud.com/1generationhope/?fbclid=IwAR1WdyP5Ru5t20Tvnn_4PCyOqvAPkP1iQElEDblxAUMHA-3iqt3DPjvQEb0 Reference: Centre for Oral Health Strategy (2010), NSW Little Smiles: Dental Health Resource Package for Childcare Professionals |
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Generation HOPE on Triple H 100.FM celebrates its 1st year anniversary on the last Sunday of April 2020. The program featured topics and issues related to nurturing the innate multiple intelligence and emotional quotient of growing minds (gratitude, empathy, respect, generosity and resilience among others). Podcasts can be heard at via
1. https://soundcloud.com/user-645578640
2. https://www.mixcloud.com/1generationhope/?fbclid=IwAR1WdyP5Ru5t20Tvnn_4PCyOqvAPkP1iQElEDblxAUMHA-3iqt3DPjvQEb0
On behalf of all youth and guest presenters, Jinky wishes to thank the following for making the whole year round enriching and entertaining.
1. STEM - with animator Harry Jing, Award Winning First Lego League Australian Sussex Smashers Coach Natalie Macdonell, Coding Guru Grigory Punanov and the Crazy Scientist/Science Teacher Darin Carr
2. Reading - with 9yo Cassidy Castro
3. Parenting - with Mrs & Mrs Castro parents of 2, Mum of 5 Louise Symes, Entrepreneur Carolina Diaz, Playgroup coordinator Lorraine Friend, Father of 3 Omar Azhar, Father of 5 Atty. Andrew Symes, Mum of 2 Rita Biankin, Mum of 2 Julie Attwood Mum of 3 Aileen Brokke, Rosanne Stuart - Mum of Madeline Stuart (Australian model with Down Syndrome), Mum of 4 Raissa Orayenza
4.Music and Theatre - with Actor/singer Louise Symes, 10yo saxophone player Anibal Diaz, Christopher Booth, DJ Jazzy, Dianne Regan, local Ben Harris, The Voice Top 4 in Delta Team Danni Da Ros, Andrew Symes, Samwise Holmes, Opera Singer Claire Chechede, 9yo Dominic Brokke, Steelhorse Youth Band members Ben, Brendan, Joe, Jack and Zach, Music Minister/Tenor/Multi-instrumentalist Christopher Booth, Susanna Downes, 11yo stage actor/singer Zaebriel Orayenza
5.Spatial Skills - with art teacher Marjan Dorodiani, 6yo Arnik Sham, 3yo Adrina Sham with mother Mrs Anahita Isapour, 9yo Phi Minh Tran
6.Entreprenuerial skills for children - with Carolina Diaz, DJ Jazzy, Samwise Holmes
7.Play and Storytelling in learning - with Lorraine Friend and Australian Storytelling Guild - NSW President Lindy Mitchell-Nillson
8.Active growing youngsters - Avant garde Hollywood designer Rocky Gathercole - Miss World State Finals 2019 Kids fashion models 5yo Seeyan Ricardo, 5yo Lilyah "Lily " Mary Hawkins, 4yo Aurora McEvoy, 5yo Aliza Kamara, 7yo Ava Da Silva, 9yo Ysabella Beatrice Alfonso and 12yo Samantha Porsha Pepic, 8yo Cameron Marsh, 5yo Maria Hall
9.Anti-Bullying - Former victims of bullying DJ Jazzy and former sufferer of Asperger Syndrome Sam Wise Holmes
10.Health - Oral Health Therapist/Chair of the Oral Health Promotion and Public Health Committee of the Dental Hygienists Association of Australia Ian Epondulan, R U OK local insight contributors emergency nurse/ educator Kelly, high school teacher Rachel, primary student Cameron - parents consented and 18yos Cash and Ian
11.Bodily Kinesthetics - Dance instructor Stephanie Bultitude, Acrobat Sam Wise, Cultural Dancer Arundhati Banerjee, Third Dan/ Triathlon athlete 13yo Klyde Barillo
12.Youth Development/Volunteerism/Leadership - with Julie Attwood, Emerging Leader Awardee SA/ Miss Teen Diamond 2019 Arundhati Banerjee, Cowan Rural Fire Brigade Head Peter Marshall, SES/St John Australia Volunteer Chris Tremelling, NSW SES Hornsby Unit Team Leader Pauline Wong, Miss Earth Australia 2019 Susanna Downes
13.Australia Day - with Insight contributor Evelyn Markert, immigrant from Ghana/former NZ resident
14.Women Empowerment - with Mesdames Sonia Sarkis and Lilian Ainsley
15. Easter Sunday - with Pastor Andrew Maxwell
Keep tuning to Generation HOPE every Sunday from 9-10am and all other programs of our local radio Triple H 100.1FM, the Voice of the Community.
One can also stream via
1. https://programs.triplehfm.com.au/generation-hope/2019-04-28
2. http://radio.garden/listen/triple-h-100-1-fm/tcZIUvvy?fbclid=IwAR0RtBAlRG18PqSm53mdk883oOEsKfGMUKXAi96LXFWLxoedmSXkszM1NLY
1. https://soundcloud.com/user-645578640
2. https://www.mixcloud.com/1generationhope/?fbclid=IwAR1WdyP5Ru5t20Tvnn_4PCyOqvAPkP1iQElEDblxAUMHA-3iqt3DPjvQEb0
On behalf of all youth and guest presenters, Jinky wishes to thank the following for making the whole year round enriching and entertaining.
1. STEM - with animator Harry Jing, Award Winning First Lego League Australian Sussex Smashers Coach Natalie Macdonell, Coding Guru Grigory Punanov and the Crazy Scientist/Science Teacher Darin Carr
2. Reading - with 9yo Cassidy Castro
3. Parenting - with Mrs & Mrs Castro parents of 2, Mum of 5 Louise Symes, Entrepreneur Carolina Diaz, Playgroup coordinator Lorraine Friend, Father of 3 Omar Azhar, Father of 5 Atty. Andrew Symes, Mum of 2 Rita Biankin, Mum of 2 Julie Attwood Mum of 3 Aileen Brokke, Rosanne Stuart - Mum of Madeline Stuart (Australian model with Down Syndrome), Mum of 4 Raissa Orayenza
4.Music and Theatre - with Actor/singer Louise Symes, 10yo saxophone player Anibal Diaz, Christopher Booth, DJ Jazzy, Dianne Regan, local Ben Harris, The Voice Top 4 in Delta Team Danni Da Ros, Andrew Symes, Samwise Holmes, Opera Singer Claire Chechede, 9yo Dominic Brokke, Steelhorse Youth Band members Ben, Brendan, Joe, Jack and Zach, Music Minister/Tenor/Multi-instrumentalist Christopher Booth, Susanna Downes, 11yo stage actor/singer Zaebriel Orayenza
5.Spatial Skills - with art teacher Marjan Dorodiani, 6yo Arnik Sham, 3yo Adrina Sham with mother Mrs Anahita Isapour, 9yo Phi Minh Tran
6.Entreprenuerial skills for children - with Carolina Diaz, DJ Jazzy, Samwise Holmes
7.Play and Storytelling in learning - with Lorraine Friend and Australian Storytelling Guild - NSW President Lindy Mitchell-Nillson
8.Active growing youngsters - Avant garde Hollywood designer Rocky Gathercole - Miss World State Finals 2019 Kids fashion models 5yo Seeyan Ricardo, 5yo Lilyah "Lily " Mary Hawkins, 4yo Aurora McEvoy, 5yo Aliza Kamara, 7yo Ava Da Silva, 9yo Ysabella Beatrice Alfonso and 12yo Samantha Porsha Pepic, 8yo Cameron Marsh, 5yo Maria Hall
9.Anti-Bullying - Former victims of bullying DJ Jazzy and former sufferer of Asperger Syndrome Sam Wise Holmes
10.Health - Oral Health Therapist/Chair of the Oral Health Promotion and Public Health Committee of the Dental Hygienists Association of Australia Ian Epondulan, R U OK local insight contributors emergency nurse/ educator Kelly, high school teacher Rachel, primary student Cameron - parents consented and 18yos Cash and Ian
11.Bodily Kinesthetics - Dance instructor Stephanie Bultitude, Acrobat Sam Wise, Cultural Dancer Arundhati Banerjee, Third Dan/ Triathlon athlete 13yo Klyde Barillo
12.Youth Development/Volunteerism/Leadership - with Julie Attwood, Emerging Leader Awardee SA/ Miss Teen Diamond 2019 Arundhati Banerjee, Cowan Rural Fire Brigade Head Peter Marshall, SES/St John Australia Volunteer Chris Tremelling, NSW SES Hornsby Unit Team Leader Pauline Wong, Miss Earth Australia 2019 Susanna Downes
13.Australia Day - with Insight contributor Evelyn Markert, immigrant from Ghana/former NZ resident
14.Women Empowerment - with Mesdames Sonia Sarkis and Lilian Ainsley
15. Easter Sunday - with Pastor Andrew Maxwell
Keep tuning to Generation HOPE every Sunday from 9-10am and all other programs of our local radio Triple H 100.1FM, the Voice of the Community.
One can also stream via
1. https://programs.triplehfm.com.au/generation-hope/2019-04-28
2. http://radio.garden/listen/triple-h-100-1-fm/tcZIUvvy?fbclid=IwAR0RtBAlRG18PqSm53mdk883oOEsKfGMUKXAi96LXFWLxoedmSXkszM1NLY
Oral health for Life : From WOMB to TOMB
Suggested Readings by Oral Health Educator Jinky:
1. MATERNAL and EARLY LIFE FACTORS OF TOOTH EMERGENCE PATTERNS and NUMER OF TEETH AT 1 and 2 YO
Development of baby teeth (human primary dentition) commencing at the end of the 5th week of gestation
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4538790/
2. ORAL CARE IN PREGNANCY
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6883753/
3. IMPROVING THE ORAL HEALTH OF OLDER PEOPLE IN HOSPITAL
A research study participated by Jinky while with the Centre for Education and Research on Ageing Dental team through oral health assessments and maintenance as well as education and promotion in geriatric wards (2016-2017)
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/ajag.12588
4. FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY: THE NEW DIMENSION IN DENTAL ANALYSIS
Role and importance of Forensic Odontology in the judiciary
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5422639/
1. MATERNAL and EARLY LIFE FACTORS OF TOOTH EMERGENCE PATTERNS and NUMER OF TEETH AT 1 and 2 YO
Development of baby teeth (human primary dentition) commencing at the end of the 5th week of gestation
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4538790/
2. ORAL CARE IN PREGNANCY
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6883753/
3. IMPROVING THE ORAL HEALTH OF OLDER PEOPLE IN HOSPITAL
A research study participated by Jinky while with the Centre for Education and Research on Ageing Dental team through oral health assessments and maintenance as well as education and promotion in geriatric wards (2016-2017)
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/ajag.12588
4. FORENSIC ODONTOLOGY: THE NEW DIMENSION IN DENTAL ANALYSIS
Role and importance of Forensic Odontology in the judiciary
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5422639/
HEROES OF THE WORLD ALBUM Gets Released
and Included Song KAILAN recording by Jinky
www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIoFXX42FYg
Go to https://gadista.bandcamp.com TO PURCHASE ALBUM.
Go to https://gadista.bandcamp.com/track/kailan TO BUY TRACK KAILAN.
Song Theme : ACT on your dreams and aspirations. If not, WHEN?
HEROES OF THE WORLD is a musical rendition of the Filipino-Australian community's poetic tribute
to Australia's 2019-2020 bushfire heroes. Some of the best Filipino-Australian singing stars lent
their voices to the original music and lyrics of composer-arranger Oliver Gadista for a 15-track collection
of touching melodies for the listening pleasure of all Australians.
Heroes of the World was a project conceived in January 2020, recorded in February 2020
and released in April 2020. The album was a labour of love by volunteers to raise funds
for relief of those firefighters who put their bodies on the line, some of whom, sadly, lost their lives.
Go to https://gadista.bandcamp.com/track/kailan TO BUY TRACK KAILAN.
Song Theme : ACT on your dreams and aspirations. If not, WHEN?
HEROES OF THE WORLD is a musical rendition of the Filipino-Australian community's poetic tribute
to Australia's 2019-2020 bushfire heroes. Some of the best Filipino-Australian singing stars lent
their voices to the original music and lyrics of composer-arranger Oliver Gadista for a 15-track collection
of touching melodies for the listening pleasure of all Australians.
Heroes of the World was a project conceived in January 2020, recorded in February 2020
and released in April 2020. The album was a labour of love by volunteers to raise funds
for relief of those firefighters who put their bodies on the line, some of whom, sadly, lost their lives.
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SHARON CUNETA Australian Tour postponed until further noticeDue to COVID19 pandemic, the much-awaited Australian Concert Tour of the Philippines' MEGA STAR Miss Sharon Cuneta has been postponed awaiting for further notice from Producer MEMN Production.
A thrill to all involved to have this production realised on the show date. However, the health of the public, team and certainly Miss Sharon Cuneta was our utmost priority. Keep well and safe everyone. We are in this together. STAY AT HOME. Don't make unnecessary travels. Maintain proper hand hygiene. Social Distancing WORKS! |
Jinky as Pre-show performer
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Jinky sings as Sydney Sings For HopeThe earth is our home and we have responsibility to look after it for us and for the future generations. With the ongoing catastrophic Bushfire season across Australia, Jinky joins Sydney local talents in a Bushfire Benefit Concert on the 2nd of February at the Bowman Hall Blacktown. Proceeds will be donated to Salvation Army. Subsequently, due to the recent unfortunate circumstances in her native country the Philippines, the proceeds of the production are likewise earmarked to assist and bring relief to the Taal Volcano eruption victims in Batangas.
If you can not make it to the event but wish to donate for rebuilding our ravaged communities, please donate to Salvation Army's Disaster Appeal. $125 (5 tickets) can help reach isolated families in an emergency http://ow.ly/T9Fp50xM4p1 Jinky will sing a song by Stephen Schwartz whom she was thrilled to meet in 2016 during the Defying Gravity Concert in Sydney. Jinky will also perform with Australian Tenor Christopher Booth and sing the classic song "Perhaps Love" by Placido Domingo and the late John Denver. |
Generation HOPE on Triple H 100.1FM
with Jinky as presenter commences community broadcasting in April 2019
Jinky is grateful to be given a radio program slot in the
Sydney's upper north Shore community radio station Triple 100.1FM.
Generation HOPE started broadcasting on the 28th April 2019 in the effort to assist in nurturing growing minds
with the innate multiple intelligence and emotional quotient
(gratitude, empathy, respect, generosity and resilience among others)
through sound interaction and audio production.
It serves as a platform for youngsters to showcase their talents and inherent aptitude
as well as articulate their views and insights as a youth.
It aims to be an enjoyable, educational and resource radio program accessible to school aged children and your adults.
It is a program that is fun in terms of music and topic selections.
The program is educational as discussions therein are relative
and relevant to growing youngsters. Generation HOPE can also be a resource program
having consultations with parents, experienced/ trained educators/ professionals and specialists.
Jinky started community radio broadcasting in 2002 in Melbourne's Filipino program
3CR 855 AM Mhz Radio Kabayan through The Centre for Philippine Concerns.
She continued such service in Triple H 100.1FM Filipino program Radio Tagumpay in 2015 as its storyteller
then later as one of its presenters and co-producers until mid 2019.
Jinky completed a Graduate Certificate in Media Arts and Production from University of Technology Sydney in 2018.
Jinky has also completed a course on Engaging Communities: Cross Disciplinary Perspectives
at the University of Newcastle in 2013 which taught her how to successfully engage in communities.
She aims to use the power of media for the benefit of zealous and growing 21st Century children
and for oral health promotion during the Dental Heath Week and World Oral Health Day.
She intends to feature a youth as co-presenter
each month to gain invaluable experience on media sound and share presenting the program
with one or two other adult co-presenter/s.
She is continually being inspired by her own children, parents and other inspiring and nurturing mentors.
Sydney's upper north Shore community radio station Triple 100.1FM.
Generation HOPE started broadcasting on the 28th April 2019 in the effort to assist in nurturing growing minds
with the innate multiple intelligence and emotional quotient
(gratitude, empathy, respect, generosity and resilience among others)
through sound interaction and audio production.
It serves as a platform for youngsters to showcase their talents and inherent aptitude
as well as articulate their views and insights as a youth.
It aims to be an enjoyable, educational and resource radio program accessible to school aged children and your adults.
It is a program that is fun in terms of music and topic selections.
The program is educational as discussions therein are relative
and relevant to growing youngsters. Generation HOPE can also be a resource program
having consultations with parents, experienced/ trained educators/ professionals and specialists.
Jinky started community radio broadcasting in 2002 in Melbourne's Filipino program
3CR 855 AM Mhz Radio Kabayan through The Centre for Philippine Concerns.
She continued such service in Triple H 100.1FM Filipino program Radio Tagumpay in 2015 as its storyteller
then later as one of its presenters and co-producers until mid 2019.
Jinky completed a Graduate Certificate in Media Arts and Production from University of Technology Sydney in 2018.
Jinky has also completed a course on Engaging Communities: Cross Disciplinary Perspectives
at the University of Newcastle in 2013 which taught her how to successfully engage in communities.
She aims to use the power of media for the benefit of zealous and growing 21st Century children
and for oral health promotion during the Dental Heath Week and World Oral Health Day.
She intends to feature a youth as co-presenter
each month to gain invaluable experience on media sound and share presenting the program
with one or two other adult co-presenter/s.
She is continually being inspired by her own children, parents and other inspiring and nurturing mentors.
Jinky recognised as one of the Ambassadors for Culture and the Arts by NARRA, Adhika and Plaza Filipino at PAMANA Ball and Recognition Night 2019
Jinky Marsh celebrates her 20th Anniversary in Australia this year 2019.
She immigrated to Melbourne in 1999 as a sponsored skilled worker at age 24.
She was relocated to Sydney by her last investment bank employer in 2004.
She currently works in the community health sector
and has been engaging in the community since her immigration to Melbourne. Her celebration this year
started with the humbling recognition of being chosen as one of the Ambassadors for Culture and the Arts
(Community Service and Performing Arts) 2019 by NARRA Co-op Ltd., Adhika and Plaza Filipino
during the PAMANA Ball and Recognition Night
held at Liverpool Catholic Club in February.
Jinky together with other awardees was recognised for her efforts of promoting the Filipino heritage.
The host organisations aim
to build the very own Philippine Cultural Centre in Sydney Australia in the near future
to continually strengthen the Filipino cultural heritage.
She immigrated to Melbourne in 1999 as a sponsored skilled worker at age 24.
She was relocated to Sydney by her last investment bank employer in 2004.
She currently works in the community health sector
and has been engaging in the community since her immigration to Melbourne. Her celebration this year
started with the humbling recognition of being chosen as one of the Ambassadors for Culture and the Arts
(Community Service and Performing Arts) 2019 by NARRA Co-op Ltd., Adhika and Plaza Filipino
during the PAMANA Ball and Recognition Night
held at Liverpool Catholic Club in February.
Jinky together with other awardees was recognised for her efforts of promoting the Filipino heritage.
The host organisations aim
to build the very own Philippine Cultural Centre in Sydney Australia in the near future
to continually strengthen the Filipino cultural heritage.
DHAA Bulletin features Jinky along with Two other 2018
Community Oral Health Projects Grant Recipients from NSW and QLD
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Jinky as Cover story in Sydney's Ang Kalatas October 2018 Issue
2018 marks Jinky's 19th year in Australia.
As she moves toward her 2 decades in her second home down under, many aspects remain the same -
"Tous de Dieu. Tous pour Dieu."
From age 19, Jinky continually considers each year as a blessing, an adventure and a new hope.
She shares and offer the gift of life to her dear family.
"Our greatest fear should never be of failure but of succeeding on what truly does not matter."
- Dwight Lyman Moody (American evangelist and publisher)
As she moves toward her 2 decades in her second home down under, many aspects remain the same -
"Tous de Dieu. Tous pour Dieu."
From age 19, Jinky continually considers each year as a blessing, an adventure and a new hope.
She shares and offer the gift of life to her dear family.
"Our greatest fear should never be of failure but of succeeding on what truly does not matter."
- Dwight Lyman Moody (American evangelist and publisher)
Sydney Consulate General welcomes
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Filipino Nursery Rhymes and Riddle Time at SBS Filipino
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INSPIRING THE FILIPINO YOUTH Legacy CD1
gets released at Balagtasan 2018
To order your own Legacy Audio CD or give as a gift to your child, grandchild, godchild, nephew, niece or a special child, simply to go SHOP menu or link SHOP. Do not forget to check your discount eligibility!
Comments or feedback on Legacy CD1 are much welcome. Send in your message. Legacy CD2 and DVD coming soon!
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The INSPIRING THE FILIPINO CHILD Bilingual (Tagalog and English) Legacy CD1 has been released in August 2018, the Philippine Month of National Language. Filipino community members attending the Balagtasan (Philippine Debate in Tagalog language) were able to secure a copy for themselves gave favourable feedback on the compilation. This audio CD was inspired by Jinky's own children and husband. This was designed for ALL children who were born or grew up outside the Philippines who are not familiar with the Tagalog language and Filipino culture. It is recommended to have this audio CD played while on a medium to long drive or before bedtime. The audio CD also encourages other non-Filipino speaking nationals everywhere to learn and appreciate Filipino culture. It features a set of Filipino legend, fable, folktale, proverb and tradition with emphases on respective moral values encompassing each narration.
Jinky was the principal storyteller and voice artist of the narrations. |
Dr Floro Quibuyen, historian of the Philippine national hero Dr Jose Rizal, was consulted on the fable Monkey and the Turtle which was fondly retold by Rizal to his nephews and nieces to teach its moral lessons. Sir Danilo Peralta, Knights of Rizal Sydney Chapter Commander and Founding President of the Tagalog Association of Australia shared his insight on the proverb "He who does not know how to look back at where he came from will never get to his destination." also made known by Dr Jose Rizal. Fr Elmer Ibarra, SVD gave his message on the joyful birth of Christ and its unique celebration of in the Philippines.
The Filipino nursery rhymes were accompanied by the music of the YAPAK Cultural Group. The group is a collective of singer-songwriters, visual artist, theater artist and poets whose aim is to promote and popularise Filipino culture in Australia. Each member dresses up in national costume while performing and singing is accompanied by various Philippine indigenous instruments. |
A game of riddles was also part of the compilation which was played by children aged 7 to 11 years. The riddlers were Juliana Carvajal (8yo) and Cameron Marsh (7yo) and the Co-Elliott siblings (Brendan, 11yo and Sabrina, 8yo) as well as the Brokke brothers (Peter, 10yo and Dominic, 8yo) joined in the game and guessed the riddles presented. A song tract entitled Ang Bata (A Child) composed by Ferdinand Dimaano (1985) depicts the sad life of a Filipino street child. Inclusion of this tract in the compilation hopes to ignite the listeners' view on sharing one's knowledge, time and resources to help alleviate such condition of poverty.
GABAYAN. HIMUKIN. PUKAWIN ANG BATANG KAISIPAN ng kagandahang asal, wastong pag-uugali at sariling kultura at tradisyon. GUIDE. ENCOURAGE. INSPIRE young minds with proper manners, good conduct and own culture and tradition. |
DHAA sponsors oral health initiatives
benefiting Filipino community groups
ahead of Dental Health Week 2018
The Dental Hygienists' Association of Australia sponsors community oral health initiatives ahead of the Dental Health Awareness Week which runs from 6th to 12th August 2018. Beneficiaries include children attending the Pinoy Community Cultural Class (PCCC) in Central Coast New South Wales as well as listeners of Triple H 100.1FM Radio Tagumpay.
PCCC school has just celebrated in April its 5th year of teaching Filipino language and culture to the children on the Central Coast in April 2018. Classes are conducted in two locations – Wadalba Community Public School and Henry Kendall High School. It runs classes twice a week on Fridays and Saturdays. Attendees range from age 6 to 18 years. Oral health promotion for PCCC will be on the 11th August 2018, Saturday at 2pm.
PCCC school has just celebrated in April its 5th year of teaching Filipino language and culture to the children on the Central Coast in April 2018. Classes are conducted in two locations – Wadalba Community Public School and Henry Kendall High School. It runs classes twice a week on Fridays and Saturdays. Attendees range from age 6 to 18 years. Oral health promotion for PCCC will be on the 11th August 2018, Saturday at 2pm.
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Radio Tagumpay, on the other hand, is holding an oral health competition beginning on 23rd July to 5th August 12midnight AEST. The competition is open to all listeners and supporters of community radio Triple H with or without Filipino heritage. Triple H staff, volunteers and their immediate family are not eligible to join. Participants are required to name 3 ways to keep mouth healthy mouth. Competition entrants need to send their answer and details via email to [email protected] or Radio Tagumpay facebook messenger. The competition will have 7 winners that are comprised of two primary school-aged children and one winner in each of the other group categories (child or teen with orthodontic appliance; mother with child aged 0-2 years; mother or carer of a child with special needs; adult; older adult from 70 years of age). The winners of the Dental Health Awareness Week competition are selected among the entries via raffle and will also be announced during Radio Tagumpay program on the 6th August 2018.
Prizes will be oral health packs appropriate for use by the 7 winners. A prize pack includes toothpaste, toothbrush, tooth saver box, floss, tooth mirror, toothbrushing timer, stickers, mouth prop, denture cup, denture brush and oral health information sheet courtesy of DHAA. Radio Tagumpay airs on Mondays from 2-4pm and listeners can tune in or stream via http://www.triplehfm.com.au.
Prizes will be oral health packs appropriate for use by the 7 winners. A prize pack includes toothpaste, toothbrush, tooth saver box, floss, tooth mirror, toothbrushing timer, stickers, mouth prop, denture cup, denture brush and oral health information sheet courtesy of DHAA. Radio Tagumpay airs on Mondays from 2-4pm and listeners can tune in or stream via http://www.triplehfm.com.au.
Jinky receives a DHAA Community Oral Health Projects Grant for 2018The Dental Hygienists' Association of Australia Inc. (DHAA) has offered Jinky a Community Oral Health Projects Grant to assist her in conducting oral health promotion sessions to various community groups during the Dental Health Week on the second week of August this year. Jinky is one of three recipients of the DHAA grant.
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She chooses to appropriate the funds received to Triple H 100.1FM Radio Tagumpay, Our Lady of the Rosary Primary School Waitara, Little Angels Playgroup in Asquith, Multiple Births Association of Australia, The Ponds Special School and the Pinoy (Filipino) Community Cultural Class in the Central Coast.
Jinky has been engaging in the community since her immigration to Australia in 1999. She started conducting oral health promotions and educations sessions since 2008. DHAA has been offering its members support and grants for community oral health projects since 2005. More details about DHAA can be viewed at https://dhaa.info/ |
Kababaihang Rizalista Inc. Sydney Chapter being established
with Jinky tapped as member of the Inaugural Board
The Kababaihang Rizalista Inc. (KRI) was first established and registered with
the Philippine Securities Exchange Commission in 1959.
It is a counterpart organisation of the Knights of Rizal which is dedicated to promoting the purposes of the latter.
Both organisations honour the memory of the Philippine National hero, Dr Jose P. Rizal
in order to pave the way for the understanding of his ideals and to exhort Filipinos to follow his examples and teachings.
Jinky was given the honour to be a part of the inaugural Board of KRI Sydney Chapter as its secretary, however, Jinky preferred to be the assistant due to commitment to her young family.
Kababaihang Rizalista Inc. has chapters in Asia (HK);
Germany (Bonn, Berlin-Brandenburg, Cologne, Hamburg and Wilhelmsfeld-Heicielbera);
Canada (Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver);
USA (Arizona, Chicago, Florida, Hawaii, New Jersey, Texas, Houston and Las Vegas);
and the rest of Europe (Beausoleil and Paris in France, Brussels in Belgium,
Modena and Calgiari in Italy and Cote d' Azur in Monaco).
Sydney Chapter will be the first in the Australia-New Zealand region with the formal inauguration in November 2018.
The Consul of the Philippine Consulate Sydney will be the adviser of the chapter organisation
with highly-respected and regarded Filipino-Australian community leaders comprising the inaugural board.
the Philippine Securities Exchange Commission in 1959.
It is a counterpart organisation of the Knights of Rizal which is dedicated to promoting the purposes of the latter.
Both organisations honour the memory of the Philippine National hero, Dr Jose P. Rizal
in order to pave the way for the understanding of his ideals and to exhort Filipinos to follow his examples and teachings.
Jinky was given the honour to be a part of the inaugural Board of KRI Sydney Chapter as its secretary, however, Jinky preferred to be the assistant due to commitment to her young family.
Kababaihang Rizalista Inc. has chapters in Asia (HK);
Germany (Bonn, Berlin-Brandenburg, Cologne, Hamburg and Wilhelmsfeld-Heicielbera);
Canada (Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver);
USA (Arizona, Chicago, Florida, Hawaii, New Jersey, Texas, Houston and Las Vegas);
and the rest of Europe (Beausoleil and Paris in France, Brussels in Belgium,
Modena and Calgiari in Italy and Cote d' Azur in Monaco).
Sydney Chapter will be the first in the Australia-New Zealand region with the formal inauguration in November 2018.
The Consul of the Philippine Consulate Sydney will be the adviser of the chapter organisation
with highly-respected and regarded Filipino-Australian community leaders comprising the inaugural board.
Filipino Australian artists revisit the life of Cabesang Tales
and revive the Calamba Hacienda Case in
Knights of Rizal Sydney Chapter production
Jinky joined Filipino-Australian artists in the multi-media-lecture-musical production of Cabesang Tales
based on the Philippine National hero's (Dr Jose Rizal) novels Noli Me Tangere and El Felibusterismo.
The production was a product of highly commended lecture of historian Dr Floro Quibuyen
held earlier this year at the Philippine Consulate Office in Sydney. The presentation showcased the land dispute during the Spanish regime in the Philippines and the eviction of original settlers of the land, the Calamba Hacienda Case.
Highly-regarded Filipino-Australian actor Felino Deloso played the lead role Cabesang Tales while Jinky played his wife, narrator and one of the two soloists in the musical production. Other actors involved were Max Lopez, Danilo Rosales, Marilyn Mendez, Rico Banderas and the Yapak Cultural Group. The production received rave reviews. This presentation was based on the research study of Dr Quibuyen and was directed by Ferdie Dimaano.
The Knights of Rizal Manila headquarters invited
the Sydney Chapter to have a re-run in Manila in May 2018. Meanwhile, Knights of Rizal
is set to have another production highlighting the great influence of Rizal, his brother Paciano,
whom he based the character of Pilosopong Tasio in the aforementioned novels.
based on the Philippine National hero's (Dr Jose Rizal) novels Noli Me Tangere and El Felibusterismo.
The production was a product of highly commended lecture of historian Dr Floro Quibuyen
held earlier this year at the Philippine Consulate Office in Sydney. The presentation showcased the land dispute during the Spanish regime in the Philippines and the eviction of original settlers of the land, the Calamba Hacienda Case.
Highly-regarded Filipino-Australian actor Felino Deloso played the lead role Cabesang Tales while Jinky played his wife, narrator and one of the two soloists in the musical production. Other actors involved were Max Lopez, Danilo Rosales, Marilyn Mendez, Rico Banderas and the Yapak Cultural Group. The production received rave reviews. This presentation was based on the research study of Dr Quibuyen and was directed by Ferdie Dimaano.
The Knights of Rizal Manila headquarters invited
the Sydney Chapter to have a re-run in Manila in May 2018. Meanwhile, Knights of Rizal
is set to have another production highlighting the great influence of Rizal, his brother Paciano,
whom he based the character of Pilosopong Tasio in the aforementioned novels.
Photo credit: Ferdie Dimaano
REPUBLIC ACT 646
Charter of the Knights of Rizal
2nd Congress of the Republic of the Philippines
S.No.251 2nd Session
(excerpt only)
An Act to convert the "Orden de Caballeros De Rizal" into a public corporation to be known in English as "Knights of Rizal"
and in Spanish as "Orden de Caballeros de Rizal" and to define its purposes and powers.
WHEREAS, a civic organisation known as "Orden de Caballeros de Rizal" (Knights of Rizal)
was incorporated under the Corporation Law of the Philippines in the year 1916 by patriotic citizens for the following purposes:
(a) to develop the most perfect union among the Filipinos in revering the memory of Dr Jose Rizal;
(b) to promote among the associated knights the spirit of patriotism and Rizalian chivalry;
(c) to study and spread the teachings of Dr Jose Rizal and keep ever alive his consecrated memory
and to make effective his exemplary and exalted principles; and
(d) to organise the annual festivities in honor of Dr Rizal.
Approved: 14 June 1951
Charter of the Knights of Rizal
2nd Congress of the Republic of the Philippines
S.No.251 2nd Session
(excerpt only)
An Act to convert the "Orden de Caballeros De Rizal" into a public corporation to be known in English as "Knights of Rizal"
and in Spanish as "Orden de Caballeros de Rizal" and to define its purposes and powers.
WHEREAS, a civic organisation known as "Orden de Caballeros de Rizal" (Knights of Rizal)
was incorporated under the Corporation Law of the Philippines in the year 1916 by patriotic citizens for the following purposes:
(a) to develop the most perfect union among the Filipinos in revering the memory of Dr Jose Rizal;
(b) to promote among the associated knights the spirit of patriotism and Rizalian chivalry;
(c) to study and spread the teachings of Dr Jose Rizal and keep ever alive his consecrated memory
and to make effective his exemplary and exalted principles; and
(d) to organise the annual festivities in honor of Dr Rizal.
Approved: 14 June 1951
Filipino artists participate and promote Filipino music and culture
in Central Coast Multicultural Showcase
Jinky was initially invited to perform in the newly built 500-seat ART HOUSE Theatre in Wyong
for the Central Coast multi-cultural showcase
but opted to refer finest Filipino cultural artists The YAPAK Cultural Group and Tenor Miguel Castro.
The YAPAK Cultural Group is a collective of singer-songwriters, visual artist, theater artist and poets
whose aim is to promote and popularise Filipino culture in Australia.
The group's performances focus on social justice, environmental awareness and human rights.
Each performer is dressed in national artist costumes and singing is accompanied by a guitar
and various Philippine indigenous instruments such as jaw harp kubing, bamboo xylophone and drums.
Miguel Castro, dubbed as the King of Modern Harana (Serenade),
is a highly regarded stage actor, tenor and visual artist
who has performed and exhibited his papercut art works in various countries.
for the Central Coast multi-cultural showcase
but opted to refer finest Filipino cultural artists The YAPAK Cultural Group and Tenor Miguel Castro.
The YAPAK Cultural Group is a collective of singer-songwriters, visual artist, theater artist and poets
whose aim is to promote and popularise Filipino culture in Australia.
The group's performances focus on social justice, environmental awareness and human rights.
Each performer is dressed in national artist costumes and singing is accompanied by a guitar
and various Philippine indigenous instruments such as jaw harp kubing, bamboo xylophone and drums.
Miguel Castro, dubbed as the King of Modern Harana (Serenade),
is a highly regarded stage actor, tenor and visual artist
who has performed and exhibited his papercut art works in various countries.
Jinky chose to produce the media presentations for the four participating Filipino artists
including Ms June Young and 12yr old singing sensation Jasmine Henry.
Each presentation highlighted the key messages of the songs performed, ethnic instruments,
idyllic scenic spots and musical icons of the Philippines. The songs presented were Malaya ("Free" by Yapak),
Ika'y Lupang Hinirang Perlas ng Silangan ("You are the Chosen Land, Pearl of the Orient Seas" by Miguel Castro),
Salamat Salamat Musika ("Thank you Thank you for the Music" by June Young) and
Ako'y Munting Tinig (" I am But a Small Voice" by Jasmine Henry).
I am But A Small Voice is the winning composition of a 13yo Filipino Igorot Odina Batnag
in the 1980 Songwriting Competition Children Helping Children launched by Roger Whittaker
for the United Nations UNESCO.
The song was popularised in the Philippines by Disney Legend and
Filipino International artist and actor Lea Salonga at age 10 in 1981.
Jinky had the pleasure of singing the same song at age 9 in her primary school United Nations Day celebration
and the honour of being a front act in Lea Salonga's first Sydney Concert in 2015 at the Town Hall
before her sold-out concert in February this year at the Sydney Opera House.
"PEACE, PROSPERITY AND LOVE FOR ALL MANKIND" - Our responsibility to each other and to our only Mother Earth
including Ms June Young and 12yr old singing sensation Jasmine Henry.
Each presentation highlighted the key messages of the songs performed, ethnic instruments,
idyllic scenic spots and musical icons of the Philippines. The songs presented were Malaya ("Free" by Yapak),
Ika'y Lupang Hinirang Perlas ng Silangan ("You are the Chosen Land, Pearl of the Orient Seas" by Miguel Castro),
Salamat Salamat Musika ("Thank you Thank you for the Music" by June Young) and
Ako'y Munting Tinig (" I am But a Small Voice" by Jasmine Henry).
I am But A Small Voice is the winning composition of a 13yo Filipino Igorot Odina Batnag
in the 1980 Songwriting Competition Children Helping Children launched by Roger Whittaker
for the United Nations UNESCO.
The song was popularised in the Philippines by Disney Legend and
Filipino International artist and actor Lea Salonga at age 10 in 1981.
Jinky had the pleasure of singing the same song at age 9 in her primary school United Nations Day celebration
and the honour of being a front act in Lea Salonga's first Sydney Concert in 2015 at the Town Hall
before her sold-out concert in February this year at the Sydney Opera House.
"PEACE, PROSPERITY AND LOVE FOR ALL MANKIND" - Our responsibility to each other and to our only Mother Earth
Jinky celebrates World Oral Health Day at CRGH
and Harmony Day at an Upper Northshore Primary School
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21st March 2017 was a busy day for Jinky taking the role of the Tooth Fairy/ Oral Health Educator
for the dual celebration of World Oral Health Day and Harmony Day at the Concord Repatriation and General Hospital. Hospital staff members, participants and local primary schoolers celebrated the day. Oral health care were encouraged among the guests, attendees and participants while putting emphasis on the ways to a healthy mouth - Eat WELL, Drink WELL, Clean WELL, Stay WELL and Play WELL. Gentle modified brushing like "brushing a tomato" was reinforced. 400 oral health gift bags were generously distributed during the event. On the same day, Jinky was sought to lead the Filipino-Australian primary schoolers in the upper North shore for the celebration of Harmony Day. The children presented the Philippine nursery rhymes Sampung mga Daliri (10 Fingers) and Bahay Kubo (Nipa Hut). The act was chosen to teach children the Tagalog language and Filipino music. The sets included a nipa hut and cut-out vegetables as what the music suggested. These were all collectively cut out, painted and prepared by participating families - mums, dads and their children. |
Play Well Health Program spearheaded by
Oral Health Educator Jinky kicks in
and continues for the PNRL TAMARAWS
Acknowledgments go to the dental clinics that supported the Play Well Health program for the Tamaraws
through the provision of mouth guard materials which included Kingsway Dental (Pittwater),
2016 Hornsby Council Local Business Finalist Hills Dental Design (Pennant Hills),
St Leonards Dental Centre (St Leonards) and Monavale Dental Dentre (Monavale).
through the provision of mouth guard materials which included Kingsway Dental (Pittwater),
2016 Hornsby Council Local Business Finalist Hills Dental Design (Pennant Hills),
St Leonards Dental Centre (St Leonards) and Monavale Dental Dentre (Monavale).
Similar gratitude were owed to the dental practitioners who generously donated their skills and time
in taking good mouth impressions, pouring of the models, vacuum forming technique to form mouthguards,
trimming, polishing and fitting of mouthguards. They were newly-graduate dentists Drs Andrew Ta and Austin Wu (referred by Oral Health Therapist Juliette Tran) and resident dental technician of Kingway Dental, Bill Brundrit.
in taking good mouth impressions, pouring of the models, vacuum forming technique to form mouthguards,
trimming, polishing and fitting of mouthguards. They were newly-graduate dentists Drs Andrew Ta and Austin Wu (referred by Oral Health Therapist Juliette Tran) and resident dental technician of Kingway Dental, Bill Brundrit.
Jinky steps in as Front Act to D Legend
(Philippine multi-awarded actor Christopher de Leon)
meets D Voice concert at Rooty Hill RSL
(The Voice Philippines Finalists Janice Javier and Yuki Ito)
Just a month before the concert, Jinky stepped in as one of the Front Acts in D Legend Meets D Voice concert
produced by Radiant Star Entertainment after being referred to take the place
of an act who had to go due to prior commitment.
The concert featured the Philippine multi-awarded actor Christopher de Leon
plus two of The Voice Philippine Finalists Janice Javier and Yuki Ito.
produced by Radiant Star Entertainment after being referred to take the place
of an act who had to go due to prior commitment.
The concert featured the Philippine multi-awarded actor Christopher de Leon
plus two of The Voice Philippine Finalists Janice Javier and Yuki Ito.
Jinky sings Lupang Hinirang again for the
TAMARAWS' Rugby League Match VS Malta
Jinky was given once again the honour of singing the Philippine National Anthem
during the International Test Match of The Philippine National Rugby League Tamaraws VS Malta
held at the Cabramatta Rugby League Club in February 2017.
The Tamaraws won the 1st half 16:10 against Malta however,
were defeated in the end 44:28. The Tamaraws continue to persevere
toward their primary objective of gaining entry into the 2017 Rugby League World Cup.
during the International Test Match of The Philippine National Rugby League Tamaraws VS Malta
held at the Cabramatta Rugby League Club in February 2017.
The Tamaraws won the 1st half 16:10 against Malta however,
were defeated in the end 44:28. The Tamaraws continue to persevere
toward their primary objective of gaining entry into the 2017 Rugby League World Cup.
Jinky sings the Lupang Hinirang for the
TAMARAWS' Rugby League Match VS Serbia
Jinky was given the honour to sing the Philippine National Anthem once again -
initially for the world renowned LOBOC Children's Choir Concert in 2015 at the Whitlam Leisure Centre in Liverpool.
This year was for the Philippine National Rugby League - the TAMARAWS' match versus Serbia.
The game was held at the Cabramatta Rugby League on the 5th February 2016 at 7:30pm.
The TAMARAWS were magnanimous in their match triumph.
Game result was Philippines 18 (Tries : Rez Phillips, Michael Mason, Richard Goodwin,
Dylan Jones, Ned Stephenson 1 from 4) with Serbia 12.
Jinky, being a Triple H 100.1FM Radio Tagumpay broadcaster,
interviewed Captain Luke Srama and Coach Arwin Marcus prior to the game.
Broadcast will be on the 12th February 2016, Friday from 2 to 4pm.
Tune in the program and get to know TAMARAWS and their brotherhood!
initially for the world renowned LOBOC Children's Choir Concert in 2015 at the Whitlam Leisure Centre in Liverpool.
This year was for the Philippine National Rugby League - the TAMARAWS' match versus Serbia.
The game was held at the Cabramatta Rugby League on the 5th February 2016 at 7:30pm.
The TAMARAWS were magnanimous in their match triumph.
Game result was Philippines 18 (Tries : Rez Phillips, Michael Mason, Richard Goodwin,
Dylan Jones, Ned Stephenson 1 from 4) with Serbia 12.
Jinky, being a Triple H 100.1FM Radio Tagumpay broadcaster,
interviewed Captain Luke Srama and Coach Arwin Marcus prior to the game.
Broadcast will be on the 12th February 2016, Friday from 2 to 4pm.
Tune in the program and get to know TAMARAWS and their brotherhood!
Jinky supports Pink Ribbon in
Ms Pilita Corales concert (dubbed as Asia's Queen of Songs)
at The Diggers, The Entrance
Pink Ribbon Charity concert was organised by breast cancer survivor Ms Edna Dado-Wacher.
The evening celebrated the gift of music in support of the CANCER COUNCIL (ID:51483)
Ms Pilita Corales, dubbed as the "Asia's Queen of Songs" in the Philippines, is a Spanish-Filipino pop singer,
songwriter, actress and comedienne. Pilita is a judge of The X Factor Philippines since its first season in 2012.
Her music career in the Philippines began as a host in the DZPI program La Taverna where she sang Spanish songs
and played the guitar. She has performed at the Manila Grand Opera House and
with internationally acclaimed artists like Sammy Davis Jr. the Beatles, Bob Hope, Pat Boone, Frank Sinatra
and Julie Andrews. She also appeared in movies which were mostly musicals.
Through the personal invitation of Sammy Davis Jr., Pilita became the first Filipino to sing
in Caesars Palace, Las Vegas in the late 70s. Pilita is also the first Filipino to win in an international music festival
by bagging the Best Performer Award during the 1st Tokyo Music Festival (1972).
In this competition, she bested numerous international artists including Australia's own Olivia Newton-John.
The evening celebrated the gift of music in support of the CANCER COUNCIL (ID:51483)
Ms Pilita Corales, dubbed as the "Asia's Queen of Songs" in the Philippines, is a Spanish-Filipino pop singer,
songwriter, actress and comedienne. Pilita is a judge of The X Factor Philippines since its first season in 2012.
Her music career in the Philippines began as a host in the DZPI program La Taverna where she sang Spanish songs
and played the guitar. She has performed at the Manila Grand Opera House and
with internationally acclaimed artists like Sammy Davis Jr. the Beatles, Bob Hope, Pat Boone, Frank Sinatra
and Julie Andrews. She also appeared in movies which were mostly musicals.
Through the personal invitation of Sammy Davis Jr., Pilita became the first Filipino to sing
in Caesars Palace, Las Vegas in the late 70s. Pilita is also the first Filipino to win in an international music festival
by bagging the Best Performer Award during the 1st Tokyo Music Festival (1972).
In this competition, she bested numerous international artists including Australia's own Olivia Newton-John.
Oral Health Educator and "Tooth Fairy" Jinky
joins the fun at Ravenswood Summer Carnival 2015
Hired by Gordon Family Dental Clinic, Jinky joins the fun
at Ravenswood Summer Carnival 2015
as the Tooth Fairy and Oral Health Educator.
After all the sweets and sweats of the day,
Jinky promotes oral health and reminds everyone to
EAT WELL , DRINK WELL, CLEAN WELL, STAY WELL and PLAY WELL at hometime.
Sometimes food and drinks are fine but only during special occasions such as this carnival.
Lots of give-aways including tooth fairy box necklaces, tooth brushes, tooth pastes, flosses etc are available.
The Ravenswood Summer Carnival will be held Sunday 22 November
from 10am to 4pm at Henry Street, Gordon.
The day will feature a circus workshop with roaming performers,
an art market, laser tag, carnival rides, market stalls, food and drink and much more.
There will also be a Battle of the Bands with Knox Grammar School, St Aloysius’ College, Roseville College, Northern Beaches Christian School and Ravenswood will be battling it out to claim the title of Rock School 2015.
BETTER SMILE. BETTER FUTURE. BETTER GENERATION.
at Ravenswood Summer Carnival 2015
as the Tooth Fairy and Oral Health Educator.
After all the sweets and sweats of the day,
Jinky promotes oral health and reminds everyone to
EAT WELL , DRINK WELL, CLEAN WELL, STAY WELL and PLAY WELL at hometime.
Sometimes food and drinks are fine but only during special occasions such as this carnival.
Lots of give-aways including tooth fairy box necklaces, tooth brushes, tooth pastes, flosses etc are available.
The Ravenswood Summer Carnival will be held Sunday 22 November
from 10am to 4pm at Henry Street, Gordon.
The day will feature a circus workshop with roaming performers,
an art market, laser tag, carnival rides, market stalls, food and drink and much more.
There will also be a Battle of the Bands with Knox Grammar School, St Aloysius’ College, Roseville College, Northern Beaches Christian School and Ravenswood will be battling it out to claim the title of Rock School 2015.
BETTER SMILE. BETTER FUTURE. BETTER GENERATION.
Jinky promotes the classic song
GAANO KO IKAW KAMAHAL
at the 27th Grand Philippine Sydney Fiesta Kultura
Enjoy Labour Day 2015 and come to the 27th Grand Philippine Sydney Fiesta Kultura at Fairfield Showgrounds!
Jinky is set to promote the classic song of Philippine National Artist Levi Celerio,
GAANO KO IKAW KAMAHAL (How much do I love thee?)
Full song translation: (Translated by Jinky Marsh, formerly accredited NAATI Level III translator)
"You are the only one I will love forever.
My love for you is true.
I just wish to prove this.
I hope you will not doubt.
My love for you will not fade
like the morning that gives a glorious hope.
Our lives are short, my dear,
that affection must always be pure.
Trust in the promise I have in you
that you are the only one I will love forever."
Jinky is set to promote the classic song of Philippine National Artist Levi Celerio,
GAANO KO IKAW KAMAHAL (How much do I love thee?)
Full song translation: (Translated by Jinky Marsh, formerly accredited NAATI Level III translator)
"You are the only one I will love forever.
My love for you is true.
I just wish to prove this.
I hope you will not doubt.
My love for you will not fade
like the morning that gives a glorious hope.
Our lives are short, my dear,
that affection must always be pure.
Trust in the promise I have in you
that you are the only one I will love forever."
Jinky puts on hats
as Oral Health Educator and 'Tooth Fairy"
to children at Cerebral Palsy Alliance Allambie
Jinky was invited by Cerebral Palsy Alliance once again
for this year's school holiday Oral Health Promotion session.
Jinky uses engaging activities to encourage children participants to
EAT WELL, DRINK WELL, CLEAN WELL, STAY WELL and PLAY WELL
to have a Better Smile, Better Future, Better Generation.
for this year's school holiday Oral Health Promotion session.
Jinky uses engaging activities to encourage children participants to
EAT WELL, DRINK WELL, CLEAN WELL, STAY WELL and PLAY WELL
to have a Better Smile, Better Future, Better Generation.
Jinky as Front Act to Aiza Seguerra's Wagga Wagga Concert
2015 has been truly musical for Jinky. After being one of the support acts in the sold-out concert of
Disney Legend and multi-awarded Filipino artist LEA SALONGA at the Sydney Town Hall
(entire 2015 AUS-NZ tour Sold-Out), Jinky was invited to share the stage with
Asia's acoustic sensation and award winning singer-songwriter AIZA SEGUERRA
in her Wagga Wagga concert in September 2015. AIZA is the first Filipino to hold a concert in the region.
Disney Legend and multi-awarded Filipino artist LEA SALONGA at the Sydney Town Hall
(entire 2015 AUS-NZ tour Sold-Out), Jinky was invited to share the stage with
Asia's acoustic sensation and award winning singer-songwriter AIZA SEGUERRA
in her Wagga Wagga concert in September 2015. AIZA is the first Filipino to hold a concert in the region.
Jinky as Front Act for Lea Salonga's Sydney concert
After being one of the acts of Filipino singing sensation CHARICE PEMPENGCO in her 2014 Sydney concert ,
Jinky will share the stage with another Filipino artist, LEA SALONGA on July 2015!
LEA SALONGA is a multi-awarded Filipino artist
who has won the Olivier, Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics and Theatre World Awards
for the role of Kim in Miss Saigon in London's West End and New York's Broadway.
Jinky has played the same role in Miss Saigon
for Rockdale Musical Society's 70th anniversary in 2009.
Lea is the first Filipino artist to sign to an international record label (Atlantic Records in 1993).
Lea is also the first Asian to play the roles of Éponine and Fantine in the musical Les Misérables on Broadway.
She was named a Disney Legend in 2011 for her work with The Walt Disney Company
(provided the singing voice of two official Disney Princesses:
Jasmine in Aladdin [1992], and Fa Mulan in Mulan [1998]).
Come and enjoy the night on the 31st July 2015, 7:30pm at the Sydney Town Hall!!
VIP ($150), Gold ($125), Silver ($105) & Bronze ($85) tickets ALL SOLD OUT!!!
Jinky will share the stage with another Filipino artist, LEA SALONGA on July 2015!
LEA SALONGA is a multi-awarded Filipino artist
who has won the Olivier, Tony, Drama Desk, Outer Critics and Theatre World Awards
for the role of Kim in Miss Saigon in London's West End and New York's Broadway.
Jinky has played the same role in Miss Saigon
for Rockdale Musical Society's 70th anniversary in 2009.
Lea is the first Filipino artist to sign to an international record label (Atlantic Records in 1993).
Lea is also the first Asian to play the roles of Éponine and Fantine in the musical Les Misérables on Broadway.
She was named a Disney Legend in 2011 for her work with The Walt Disney Company
(provided the singing voice of two official Disney Princesses:
Jasmine in Aladdin [1992], and Fa Mulan in Mulan [1998]).
Come and enjoy the night on the 31st July 2015, 7:30pm at the Sydney Town Hall!!
VIP ($150), Gold ($125), Silver ($105) & Bronze ($85) tickets ALL SOLD OUT!!!
Jinky as one of the artists in
TRIPLE H 100.1FM and Radio Tagumpay Fundraising Concert
INSPIRE, a multi-talent extravaganza organised by Triple H 100.1FM and Radio Tagumpay, is a fundraising concert for the community radio station located at Waitara, NSW (upper north shore). Share and enjoy the evening on the 15th August 2015, Saturday from 7pm at Asquith Leagues Club, Waitara. Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 for Under 15yo and $40 for Family of 2 Adults and 2 young children below 15yo. For enquiries and sponshorships, contacts are as follows:
Violi 0408 227 792
Bob 0411 764 446
Triple H 9489 3934
Jinky will be one of the artists gracing the concert. She is a regular contributor in the Filipino radio program as the storyteller in the Storytelling segment every Mondays from 11am to 1pm. It features Filipino legends, fables, proverbs and riddles. Jinky uses her voice as a medium to re-tell the stories. Jinky involves children to guess the featured riddles as well as Filipino-Australian adults to provide their insights on featured Filipino proverbs. The Storytelling segment also aims to promote Filipino customs, traditions and positive values. She also joins the panel as a relief broadcaster. Jinky was a voice talent in Philippines (SyncMaster Studio/ RPN 9) and a member of the Storytelling Guild NSW.
"Tagumpay" means success. Success isn’t just what one accomplishes but what one inspires others to achieve. Radio Tagumpay encourages success through hardwork, ingenuity and perseverance amongst Filipino-Australians and hopes such success inspires others to do the same.
From the Triple H 100.1fm Radio Tagumpay Team
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Bob 0411 764 446
Triple H 9489 3934
Jinky will be one of the artists gracing the concert. She is a regular contributor in the Filipino radio program as the storyteller in the Storytelling segment every Mondays from 11am to 1pm. It features Filipino legends, fables, proverbs and riddles. Jinky uses her voice as a medium to re-tell the stories. Jinky involves children to guess the featured riddles as well as Filipino-Australian adults to provide their insights on featured Filipino proverbs. The Storytelling segment also aims to promote Filipino customs, traditions and positive values. She also joins the panel as a relief broadcaster. Jinky was a voice talent in Philippines (SyncMaster Studio/ RPN 9) and a member of the Storytelling Guild NSW.
"Tagumpay" means success. Success isn’t just what one accomplishes but what one inspires others to achieve. Radio Tagumpay encourages success through hardwork, ingenuity and perseverance amongst Filipino-Australians and hopes such success inspires others to do the same.
From the Triple H 100.1fm Radio Tagumpay Team
20Now to Him who is able to do far more abundantly beyond all that we ask or think, according to the power that works within us,
21to Him be the glory in the church and in Christ Jesus to all generations forever and ever. Amen.
- Ephesians 3:20-21
21to Him be the glory in the church and in Christ Jesus to all generations forever and ever. Amen.
- Ephesians 3:20-21
