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First Contact: Ray Martin, his daughter & series 2

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Regular contributor to The Guide Jenna Martin recently sat down with her father, Ray Martin, to discuss hosting the second series of SBS factual series First Contact.
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Perth teen questioned in Bali over 'white powder'

An Australian teenager who is being detained in Bali after he was allegedly found with a suspicious white powder, only arrived on the popular island on Sunday.
news

AFP investigating death threats against Labor MP Anne Aly

Labor MP Anne Aly has been swamped with death threats after Immigration Minister Peter Dutton criticises Lebanese Muslim immigration to Australia in the 1970s.
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Trump begins backing off campaign vows

As Donald Trump begins abandoning his campaign promises, his team says the president-elect doesn't want to focus on things said in the "heat of the campaign".
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Despite Michael Keaton's brilliant performance, this underdog tale of visionary entrepreneurial zeal is undercooked.
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Click here to VOTE in the SBS PopAsia Awards 2016

After a year of awesome music, it's your turn to tell us which you think is SBS PopAsia's hottest of 2016!
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This couple met as refugees. Now she's dead. Why?

They soon wed and made a new life in Australia. But Leila Alavi is dead at her husband’s hands. How did a young couple’s dream become this nightmare?
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40s kids will remember these! 'Alt-right' fashions

The rise of Trump brings many things, but comedian Bish Marzook is only interested in the exciting new fashion trends! We haven't seen looks this bold since the 1940s!
The Feed

Jan Fran has some words for Peter Dutton

Peter Dutton has claimed that 'mistakes were made' allowing Lebanese immigrants into the country. Lebanese Australian Jan Fran has some questions for him.
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food

Why pregnant women are told not to eat soft serve

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Radio

Want to get a family member to Australia? New info

The changes will apply to permanent visa subclasses. Some temporary and provisional visa subclasses will also be affected.
food

New study: Salmonella thrives in salad bags

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Richard Ayoade and Chris O'Dowd: greatest moments

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Movies

Which movies are on SBS TV channels this week?

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Africa to Italy: migrant crisis brings family bond

When Claudia opened the doors of her family’s home in Biella, Italy, to displaced migrants in need, she never expected to gain a new son. And yet, as Malian...
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Blank mind? The big meditation myth

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Video game 'Overwatch' reveals characters as LGBT+

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Experts slam Dutton’s latest change to 457 visas

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Life

The many worlds of Aussie Indigenous kids' stories

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Indigenous inmates transform through writing

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Hey Australia! Why so few Asian leaders?

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