Tuesday 27 April-
Michael Tomalaris will be presenting tonight.
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Reporter Lin Evlin is starting her maternity leave from next week.
Friday 30 April-
Richard Goncalves is presenting tonight filling in for Anton.
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Job at SBS:
Just went there - have they not heard of paragraphs?
I have only taken out peopleâs name and numbers, the rest is not edited:
Managing Editor World News Full Time, * Australia - NSW * Sydney * North Shore & Northern Beaches At SBS we believe in the power of difference. We believe that by seeing beyond borders, breaking down barriers and celebrating diversity, well create a more united and inclusive future for all Australians. To deliver on that, the SBS News and Current Affairs team is committed to delivering balanced and impartial news and current affairs across all platforms that audiences are choosing to use. About the opportunity The Managing Editor - SBS World News is a new, rare and unique opportunity for a passionate senior editorial executive to lead our SBS World News team in the production and broadcast of SBSs flagship daily television news bulletins. Its a critical leadership role within SBS News and Current Affairs and plays a critical role in shaping the future of SBSâs news services. This role will safeguard trust in our news content through accurate, balanced and impartial news that reflects SBSs Charter. The role requires strong editorial leadership, as it will lead and manage a large, diverse team of content makers and production staff across our Canberra, Melbourne, and Sydney locations, including domestic and international correspondents. The role reports into the Director of News and Current Affairs and oversees a number of direct reports including International Editor, National Editor, Chief Producer, Bureau Chief Canberra, Melbourne Bureau Manager, Supervising Producer and Design Supervisor. Because of its scope and influence, the role requires outstanding editorial decision-making and editorial standards and the ability to motivate a team to produce distinctive content which delivers on our Charter and Purpose. About you Critical to this role, we are looking for someone who is passionate about, understands and can celebrate the unique and inspiring storytelling of multicultural communities and First Nations Peoples. An understanding of Indigenous Cultural Protocol and an ability to communicate sensitively and effectively with those from diverse communities is a must. You will have a deep understanding of the SBS Charter and Purpose as well as a demonstrated ability working in a cross-platform production environment, engaging and connecting with senior editorial teams. You will be an outstanding advocate for diversity and inclusion and the role of multiculturalism in creating a diverse and socially cohesive society. You will have a demonstrated ability to create and foster a high-performance and inclusive culture with the ability to enable and empower team members in order to drive the highest levels of employee engagement and input. Your experience as a leader and proven broadcast media experience in a senior editorial managerial and/or production role will mean that youve successfully navigated the changing media landscape by identifying potential disruptors and responding through immediate and long-term initiatives. Why work with us? SBS is a place where creative, curious, and talented people are supported, good ideas celebrated, and hard work is rewarded. We care deeply about our workplace culture and we are committed to providing equal opportunity to everyone regardless of your ethnicity, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation, or age. We are proudly a Gold Employer in the Australian Workplace Equality Index for LGBTQI+ inclusion and a silver member of the Australian Network on Disability. We also have a dedicated employee committee responsible for the development and oversight of our SBS Reconciliation Plan and we strongly encourage applications from multicultural and Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples. Everything else you need to know about us and everything we need to know about you we can discover together through the recruitment and selection process. If there is anything we can do, or any adjustments that we can make to our interview/recruitment process to better enable you to shine, please contact careers@sbs.com.au Next steps If this sounds like your next opportunity, please send your resume and cover letter to us via the link below. You need to need to have full Australian working rights and be willing to relocate to Sydney for the position. For a confidential discussion about this role please contact on .
Someone cut and pasted without re-formattingâŠ
Youâd think theyâd have a look before clicking submitâŠ
If you think you could do a better job then apply 
Wednesday 2 June & Thursday 3 June.
Sunday 6 June to Thursday 10 June-
Ricardo Goncalves is presenting filling in for Janice.
Flashback from Ricardo -Sky News 2008.
Sunday 13 June-
Janice Petersen returned from sick leave.
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Thursday 17 June-
Ricardo Goncalves presented filling in for Janice.
Friday 18 June & Saturday 19 June-
Catalina Florez is presenting filling in for Anton.
Sunday 20 June to Thursday 24 June-
Anton Enus is presenting filling in for Janice.
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Friday 25 June & Saturday 26 June-
Catalina Florez is presenting again this week.
Sunday 27 June to Thursday 1 July-
Ricardo Goncalves is presenting filling in for Janice.
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Is Ben coming home?
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@JohnsonTV No indication of a move back home as yet on Benâs social media,but it could of just been a simple clean up of his office as his tweet said.
Sunday 4 July-
Anton Enus is also presenting tonight, itâs been great recently having Anton filling in for Janice.
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Monday 5 July-
Ricardo Goncalves is presenting filling in for Janice.
EDIT:
Tuesday 6 July-
Janice Petersen is back presenting from tonight.
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Is it just me or has this bulletin become more and more Australian focused over the years?
I remember when I first started getting into this sort of stuff (in around 2010), they were much more consistent with the broader ethos of the channel. Practically the whole hour was dedicated to events that had occurred overseas, with a small segment somewhere in there summarising local events.
Nowadays all of their updates seem to be dominated by local newsâŠare they trying to shed that âpoint of differenceâ and compete with the commercials now?
(Although I must say that I happened to catch the end of the bulletin last night, and I was quite impressed that they are still doing a comprehensive global weather forecast - thatâs something the other networks still havenât adopted)
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Catalina Florez is presenting World News tonight.
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Tonightâs 6:30pm bulletin has ended early due to technical difficulties.
The weather forecast was shown before it ended at 7pm.
Ticker shown during the replacement programme The Cook Up.
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SBS has been taking the daily NSW Covid press conference with dubbing in foreign languages.
Arabic on SBS:
Vietnamese on SBS Viceland:
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Richelle Harrison Plesse presenting the late news tonight (and last night too, it seems)
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Promos
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