SBS Japanese Newsflash Monday 9 June
SBS Japanese
09/06/2025 03:30
Listen to SBS Japanese Audio on Tue, Thu and Fri from 1pm on SBS 3.
Replays from 10pm on Tue, Thu and Sat on SBS1. Listen to past stories from our podcast. Download the free SBS Audio App and don't forget to visit SBS Japanese Facebook and Instagram page!
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Perth Now
7 hours ago
- Perth Now
Orlando Bloom undergoes 10k treatment to remove toxic chemicals
Orlando Bloom has undergone a £10k treatment to remove toxic chemicals from his blood. The 48-year-old actor shared a photo of himself at Clarify Clinic on Monday (09.06.25) where he underwent the two-hour procedure, which can reduce inflammation by removing microplastics, chemicals and toxins from your blood. He wrote alongside the Instagram snap: "Thanks for the help @clarifyclinics - a new way of removing microplastics and toxic chemicals from our bodies." The cost of a single session of the procedure - which removes the unwanted elements using CE marked Clari by Marker - starts at £9,750. On the Clarify Clinics website, the organisation explains: "Your plasma is gently separated from your red and white blood cells in a process called apheresis. "The plasma is then passed through our safe and effective CE marked Clari column. The damaging substances like microplastics, forever chemicals, and inflammatory proteins are captured and removed. "Unlike Therapeutic Plasma Exchange (TPE) nothing is added to your plasma during this process. "This means your plasma retains your unique and critical immune balance, electrolytes, clotting factors and cell signaling. "After the harmful substances are removed, your clean plasma and blood cells are recombined before being returned to you." Orlando's fiancee Katy Perry recently admitted to her fans in Australia that she'd been struggling with jet lag, particularly because their four-year-old daughter Daisy had been waking her up at 5am. However, she joked any visible signs of tiredness weren't there because she'd had the wrinkle-smoothing injections. She told the crowd: "You can't tell I'm tired because I got fresh Botox for Australia!" It isn't the first time Katy has confessed to having Botox treatments. Last month, a satirical headline by the Onion joked Katy would be releasing a song called Stop Making Fun of Me alongside a photo of Katy taken in Melbourne last year. She quipped on Instagram in response: "This photo is clearly photoshopped I would never let my Botox go that long, do better The Onion!"
SBS Australia
8 hours ago
- SBS Australia
SBS50
2017 - Present Head of Sustainability & Collaborative Design Partner Finance and Corporate Strategy 2012 – Present Head of Brand, Digital and Commercial NITV 1981 - Present Cameraman Technology 2012 - Present Channel Manager, SBS Food Television and Online Content 2022 – Present Audience Research Manager Corporate Strategy 'I'm really proud of the huge steps SBS has taken in sustainability - switching to 100 percent renewable energy, setting an ambitious science-aligned Net Zero target, and leading the industry in sustainable TV production.' 'Growing up with both Aboriginal and Croatian heritage, SBS was a window into culture, identity, and connection, not just for my dad but for our whole family.' "The same way we protect the Great Barrier Reef or our rainforests, we should protect SBS." 'Food is a wonderful connection tool, and I'm lucky enough to connect culture, education and TV in an entertaining way at SBS Food.' 'I think informing and educating audiences will be increasingly important for SBS, as well as celebrating diverse cultures, and different people. That's what SBS does best." 2022 – Present Indigenous Standards Editor NITV 2012 – Present Executive Producer NITV Sport 2023 – Present Commissioning Editor, Factual Television and Online Content 2013 – Present Executive Producer, SBS Tigrinya SBS Audio 2016 – Present Capability Development Lead People and Culture " From the outset, I have always seen SBS as an inclusive place to work. I love that I can engage with my culture through my job.' 'I believe that real change can only happen when Australians are exposed to the realities and truth-telling that networks like NITV and SBS uniquely provide.' 'I'm most proud of the fact that as a department we are continually striving to push the boundaries of programming and are known as a network that is open to taking risks.' 'My guest later contacted me, filled with gratitude, and said, 'Because of SBS, my brother has been found after so many years of being lost.'' "Like the story of the janitor at NASA who said they're helping to put the man on the moon, I say that I'm helping Australians to explore, respect and celebrate our diversity and contribute to a cohesive society!" Copyright © | SBS acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country and their connections and continuous care for the skies, lands and waterways throughout Australia.
Mercury
9 hours ago
- Mercury
Meghan Markle's lucrative new business move revealed
Meghan Markle is planning to add hotels and restaurants to her growing business empire after trademarking it for 'hospitality services'. The Duchess of Sussex is expanding her lifestyle brand, As Ever, to include places to stay, 'provision of food and drink' and temporary lodgings, according to The Sun. The former actress could serve some of her own food creations — including recipes flaunted on her Netflix series 'With Love, Meghan'. Experts say it showed the 43-year-old royal's ambition to move forward and focus on the future, while husband Prince Harry, 40, seems stuck reflecting on the past. The 'Suits' alum has spent the year rebranding herself away from runaway royal to a lifestyle, entertaining and star hostess. Brand experts said hotels and restaurants fit in with her lifestyle business image. RELATED:'Misfit': Neighbours unleash on Meghan Insane amount Meghan, Harry pay staff Staggering fortune Harry, Meghan lost exposed In the first episode of her eight-part TV series released in March, Meghan said: 'When I have someone stay, one of my favourite things to do is prep the guest room'. A second series has already been filmed and will be released in the autumn. Her lifestyle brand's website says: 'As Ever is more than a brand — it's a love language. 'Created by Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, As Ever welcomes you to a collection of products, each inspired by her long-lasting love of cooking, entertaining and hostessing.' On Saturday, her As Ever page posted a new picture of her running through the sea in a white dress. It was captioned: 'So excited for all the good to come! 'Running into the weekend like', with an ocean wave emoji added. 'CALIFORNIAN ROYALTY' Meghan's As Ever Instagram page launched in February. Posts include pictures of her gardening, preparing fresh fruit and baking. PR and branding expert Jack Izzard, of Gallia Communications, said of her trademark application: 'In terms of positioning, it's not a million miles from where As Ever is. 'She is very much positioning herself as a star hostess, Californian royalty who makes her guests feel welcome. 'The issue she's potentially going to have is that's a completely different skill set, running a hospitality business. 'A night in an As Ever B&B will be several hundred pounds. That's really going to blow up if it's bad.' Mr Izzard said her recent activities are 'all about her reclaiming her voice' and building her brand. He added: 'She always intimated she was stifled by life in the Royal Family. 'She's got to earn a living. It's very much 'I'm this Californian hostess now'. 'Harry's still stuck in the past and trying to settle scores. She is looking ahead, forging this brand.' The Sun approached the Duke and Duchess of Sussex for comment. Parts of this story first appeared in The Sun and was republished with permission. Sign up to the Herald Sun Weekly Real Estate Update. Click here to get the latest Victorian property market news delivered direct to your inbox. RELATED: 'Lonely': Insiders lift lid on Harry's sad life Meghan, Harry savaged as 'local villains' Prince Harry's $200m UK secret revealed
