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Documentary

One serve of TV with a dash of social conscience

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Starting Thursday night, For The Love Of Meat with Matthew Evans advocates ethical manufacturing and consumption of meat. He isn’t the only TV troubadour with a message.

news

Obama tells Trump to 'stop whining'

President Barack Obama rebuked Donald Trump on the eve of the final election debate, blasting him for 'whining' about 'rigged' elections, warning such accusations are...

Life

The terrifying miracle of creating a human

Helen Razer writes: "My lady pals know to keep their miracle news away from me for fear I will lose my mind."

news

Doctor fees set to rise in November

The federal government says it's not responsible for GP fees' increase but the opposition says doctors are being squeezed to breaking point.

football

Roar claim W-League players not ripped off

Brisbane Roar insists their W-League team will be financially better off this season than last despite asking 14 players to take pay cuts and showing one the door.

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Experience Diwali with SBS and win flights

To celebrate Diwali, SBS is giving YOU the chance to WIN flights to India.

Documentary

Who do you think you are: Shane Jacobson

From carnival workers to vikings: beloved Aussie funnyman Shane Jacobson definitely has one of the most colourful family histories ever featured on Who Do You Think...

The Feed

How homophobic is this town?

The Queensland electorate of Maranoa is the only region where pollsters say a majority of people are against same sex marriage. The Feed tries to find out why.

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SBS VICELAND unveils programming before launch

The best of SBS2 and VICELAND on free-to-air

Comedy

Leyonhjelm vows to end national shotgun drought

The Backburner (satire) writes 'Leyonhjelm has taken it upon his own shoulders to be the inspiring figure who finally ends Australia’s rapid-fire shotgun drought'

Science

Legend behind Japanese orbiter’s moon photos

The photos from Kaguya lunar orbiter come with a beautiful 1000-year-old tale.

Current Affairs

Dateline investigates Hong Kong's unsolved mystery

Catch up on this week's Dateline which investigates last year's disappearance of five men linked to an anti-establishment bookstore in Hong Kong.

NITV

10 things you should know about white privilege

How much do we actually know about the history and concept of this sociological term which is rapidly gaining popularity?

VIRTUAL REALITY

SBS is bringing the world of VR to your phone

Virtual Reality is the new frontier for experiencing stories like never before. The day of �?wishing you were there’ or �?walking in their shoes’ has truly arrived.

Sexuality

'Thanks for straight-splaining plebiscite to us'

Comment: Ben Winsor writes 'thanks for straight-splaining the plebiscite to us 'naive' LGBT Australians. A slow clap please for the hero nobody asked for.'

Movies

Heart of a Dog: stirring ode to a pampered pooch

Renowned artist Laurie Anderson delivers a lament for her beloved terrier exploring themes of love, life, death and loss; a deeply personal journey through life,...

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