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'It's my identity. No one's going to say it isn't'

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For Wiradjuri man and ACT program manager for the Australian Indigenous Mentoring Experience, Cleveland McGhie, being Indigenous means celebrating his culture’s resilience.
news

Trump says transition going 'so smoothly'

President-elect Donald Trump used his Twitter account to denounce reports of problems in his transition team, singling out the New York Times for saying world leaders...
news

US asylum deal must be done before January: Rove

Former US presidential advisor Karl Rove, a key figure in the administration of George W Bush, says a plan to send Australia's asylum seekers to the US may be put in...
football

World Cup qualification still in Australia's hands, insists Postecoglou

Australia were held to their third consecutive draw in AFC World Cup qualifying, but Ange Postecoglou remains upbeat about reaching Russia.
comedy

In defence of Bill Leak

It's a tough job, but someone has to do it. Comedian Ben McLeay is here to defend the seemingly indefensible Bill Leak. Strap in.
Announcement

Are you aged 15-24? Do you have a story to share?

To celebrate National Youth Week 2017, SBS is giving five young Australians the chance to win a place on a five-day filmmaking workshop and have their short films...
Feature

Hey Australia! Why so few Asian leaders?

Underrepresented in boardrooms and politics, overlooked despite achievements, Asian Australians are looking for answers – and changes.
Documentary

Watch Black Market episode 1 - New Jersey Drive

Actor Michael K Williams (The Wire, The Night Of) meets society's outcasts in an unflinching look into the lives of the people who work in underworld economies. In...
Feature

The lost boy: what happened to Matthew Leveson?

He’s been missing for eight years, presumed dead. But his lover was acquitted of murder. Now an inquest delves into their world of party drugs and group sex, to ask...
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G'day SBS VICELAND: from now on, it's a TV channel

SBS VICELAND launches TODAY with a new schedule of shows that will bring you personal perspectives on people from across the globe.
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Here is everything you can watch on SBS VICELAND

The best of SBS2 and VICELAND on free-to-air. Here's a guide.
News

Last night's Vice News Tonight

An indispensable source of up-to-date news fast-tracked from the US, breaking major stories with its unique brand intrepid, investigative journalism and hard...
guide

Noisey visits Bompton with Kendrick Lamar

Musician and music journo Chris Yates digs deep into the first episode of Noisey, 'Bompton', as the show aims to contextualise Kendrick Lamar.
Documentary

Watch Gaycation episode 1 - Japan

Actress Ellen Page (Juno, Inception) and her best friend, Ian Daniel, set off on a journey to explore LGBTQI cultures around the world. First stop - Japan.
guide

Suppose they started a cyber war and no-one knew

Privacy and cyber-security journalist Stilgherrian explains that while nation-states and other actors are flexing their muscles in cyberspace, the boundary...
guide

The epidemic killing Canada's First Nation youth

“They’re just given exactly enough to survive and it’s perfect. It’s a perfect scenario because eventually if you stay in that scenario long enough you start...
Insight

This week's Insight: Lockdown Part 2

Jenny Brockie talks to the inmates about how they became involved in a crime, and life after their sentences expire.
Cycling

The French cycling team and the Michelin star chef

Led by Romain Bardet, the AG2R team began its preparations for the 2017 season with cooking lessons and long walks in the snow.
food

Win your ultimate foodie adventure!

Ever wondered what your ultimate foodie adventure might be? SBS Food and Escape Travel are encouraging you to explore the coolest food destinations around the...
news

Pornland: Toowoomba's quest to stop porn

In October, the city of Toowoomba kicked off an unlikely campaign: to rid itself of porn.
Life

The Middle East’s first self-defence gym for women

She Fighter is empowering its students through martial arts, with a mission to end domestic violence in Jordan, and a letter of approval from Barack Obama.
Casting call-out

Do old wounds heal? SBS is looking for participants for a unique, upcoming documentary series. 

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food

Next stop the world for this dynamic vegan duo

It's hip, happening and healthy - and now they've created a cookbook that's going global.
Entertainment

Watch the latest Full Frontal With Samantha Bee

Sam looks at the aftermath of America's lack of empathy.
Life

Jordan's first skate park: breaking down barriers

Jordan’s first skate park is building human connections between Jordanian youth and young refugees.
Sexuality

Tinder now allows users to identify as trans

“Our goal is to provide a product that gives our transgender and gender non-conforming users a better experience on Tinder,” said Tinder CEO Sean Rad.
Drama

Don't miss The Hollow Crown: Richard II

Get swept up via On Demand in the historical Shakespearian intrigue of The Hollow Crown. Richard II's first up.
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The World Game
football

How to watch the LIVE football on SBS this week

The live football continues on SBS this week, headlined by a Premier League blockbuster between old rivals Manchester United and Arsenal LIVE and FREE on SBS on...
football

What a loss to Thailand would mean for Australia

Australia meet Thailand in a crucial FIFA World Cup qualifier on Tuesday night and anything less than victory for Ange Postecoglou's men will put them a...
football

Title challengers headline Premier League on SBS

SBS's coverage of the Premier League continues - with title challengers Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur, Liverpool and Chelsea all...
football

A-League on SBS: LIVE, FREE, Streamed Online -FAQs

All the information about SBS's coverage of the A-League for the 2016-2017 season.
football

Three years in, Postecoglou upbeat with Socceroos

There are many ways of measuring success - Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou does so by looking to the future, even as he reflects on the past.
football

Premier League on SBS: LIVE, FREE and in HD - FAQs

All the information about SBS's coverage of the Premier League, which commences with the 2016-2017 campaign.
Life

The many worlds of Aussie Indigenous kids' stories

“Enter into our worlds on our terms, and listen to our voices speaking of our realities.”
Life

Indigenous inmates transform through writing

A number of Indigenous inmates at the Junee Correctional Centre have discovered the therapeutic tool of putting pen to paper.
Life

How to make a healing garden

Your garden can deliver a lot more than just outdoor decoration. SBS Life spoke to Charles Solomon, Indigenous plant consultant and founder of Garawana Creative,...
Life

"I found strength in the resilience of my people"

Filmmaker, youth advocate and Kalkadoon and Bwgcolman brotherboy Taz Clay explores what being Indigenous means to him.
Life

Why does trachoma still blind Aboriginal children?

Eliminated in the mainstream 100 years ago, Australia remains the only high-income country to still have trachoma.
Life

Community wellbeing best measured from ground up

The Yawuru Wellbeing Survey highlights the integral role of connectedness in Yawuru having mabu liyan as the key to a good life.
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Long Reads
Feature

The MP who may 'light a fire and see what happens'

Ban the burqa, cut immigration, stop same-sex marriage and reject climate change. How did a poverty-stricken, shoeless kid grow up to champion the ultra-right?
Feature

Why did the NT Labor president disappear to Syria?

When Matthew Gardiner returned alive three months later, Australian Federal Police were waiting. What really happened on the front line? A year on, he breaks his...
The Feed

Chinese defector reveals cover-ups by state media

The kickbacks, cover-ups and constant surveillance at China’s state media juggernaut – as revealed by a woman seeking asylum in Australia.
Feature

Beware the Gap: migrants' lawless route to the US

You don’t want to go there. A wild 150km between Colombia and Panama is the missing link for desperate migrants trying to reach the US. It’s life or death,...
Feature

The girls, the paedophile and Cardinal Pell

Australia’s worst paedophile priest, Father Gerald Ridsdale, once lived with a young clergyman who is now Cardinal George Pell. As the Cardinal prepares to give...
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