Key Points
- The 18-year-old racer Bianca Bustamante becomes the first Filipino female race driver to join one of the most iconic race teams, McLaren.
- More than 450,000 people are expected to visit the two-kilometre Bondi to Tamarama Beach coast walk to see the Sculpture by the Sea from October 20 to November 6.
- Chinese 'tanghulu' (fruit skewers) is setting social media ablaze.
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Trending Ngayon: Filipino Bianca Bustamante becomes the first female racing driver to join the iconic McLaren team; thousands of people are visiting the Sculpture by the Sea in Bondi and netizens are going crazy with the 'tanghulu' fruit skewers.
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