Yumi Oba

Author at sbs.com.au at SBS Australia Online

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    Recent Articles

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    Will remote work be replaced by AI? National economic round table starts tomorrow

    Ahead of tomorrow's national economic round table, various stakeholders have signalled their pitches to boost Australia's productivity. Among the calls, one of the most controversial topics is artificial intelligence.
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    Just the two of them: A chef and his sous-chef son

    For 11 years, father and son have kept their restaurant alive together. From the kitchen to the counter, every detail at “R by Raita Noda” in Sydney’s Surry Hills is cared for by Chef Raita Noda and his son, Sous-Chef Momotaro. SBS Japanese spoke with the pair ahead of father's day.
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    Viral omurice "Kichi Kichi" touring five citites in Australia

    The 70-year-old viral omurice chef has continued to evolve over time, driven by one goal — to make the world a happier place with his fluffy, golden omelette draped over rice.
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    Still cooking up joy at 70: “Kichi Kichi” continues to redefine omu...

    The 70-year-old viral omurice master has continued to evolve over time, driven by one goal — to make the world a happier place with his fluffy, golden omelette draped over rice.
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    A 3,500km journey of kindness: Tomoya Matsusaka walking Australia’s...

    Tomoya Matsusaka began his 3,500km walk from Cairns to Melbourne in search of new connections. But the kindness he received from many strangers along the way inspired him to pay it forward.
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    Knowledge and preparedness kept Darwin safe during Cyclone Fina

    Cyclone Fina, which struck Darwin in November, brought wind gusts of nearly 200 km/h, toppling massive trees and causing damage to homes, cars, and infrastructure. It also resulted in widespread power outages, leaving around 20,000 households without electricity. Despite the extensive impact, no…
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    Bringing Japanese craft to Australia: Culturepreneur 30 honouree Yu...

    Yukino Matsumoto founded Simply Native in Sydney in 2016, establishing a unique model for promoting culture by introducing and selling everyday Japanese craft products across Australia. Her approach, which does not rely on government support or volunteer initiatives, has been recognised with her…
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    Japan's 'Iron Lady' Takaichi secures sweeping mandate for conservat...

    Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has won the country's election In a landslide victory, with her party expected to secure a more than two-thirds majority in the powerful lower house. Takaichi's government will push for greater defence spending, tougher immigration policies, and a stronger…
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    15 year old Taiyo Marchand lighting up Australian Idol

    Currently appearing on Channel Seven’s Australian Idol, 15-year-old Taiyo Martian may be among the youngest contestants, but his musical journey began early. He started busking at six, released a self-written and self-composed album at 11, and later appeared on The Voice Kids in France, his…
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    With just over a week to go, Keiko Tanaka looks ahead to the AFC Wo...

    As the countdown begins to the AFC Women’s Asian Cup, kicking off in Australia on 1 March, SBS Japanese spoke with Sydney-based player and coach Keiko Tanaka about the tournament and her expectations for Nadeshiko Japan.
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    Iranian state media announces Irans's supreme leader is dead

    Iranian state media have confirmed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is dead, after the US and Israel launched an attack on the country. Iran has responded with missile strikes across the region.