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news

Many dead, dozens injured in Berlin truck attack

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At least nine people are dead and as many as 50 injured, police say after a truck crashed into a crowd near a Christmas market in Berlin.

news

Russian envoy shot dead in Turkey

Russia has confirmed its ambassador to Ankara has died from his gunshot wounds in Turkey.

news

Aleppo orphans among thousands evacuated

Thousands of traumatised Syrians including children left the rebel enclave of Aleppo on Monday as the UN Security Council voted to deploy observers to the battered...

Documentary

Must watch: OJ Simpson: Made in America finale

OJ is acquitted of the murders, but soon many of those close to him begin to doubt his innocence. (Final)

football

Janjetovic to sign with Wanderers

After securing a release from Sydney FC, Vedran Janjetovic is set to make the switch to rivals Western Sydney Wanderers.

guide

Save the date: the ABBA Christmas Party on SBS

It's the Christmas that dreams are made of as SBS invites you to join a celebrity-filled TV set chalet and party on with the ABBA Christmas Party.

Movies

'Barry' interview: Oz star of Barack Obama film

Local Perth actor Devon Terrell stars as Barack Obama in the new feature film 'Barry'.

Long Read

My Mother's Good Death

When a hospital doctor said nothing more could be done, Alice's children gathered around as the new order of things began. Eldest daughter Gail tells what happened next.

Drama

Immerse yourself in gritty drama 'Public Enemy'

From Belgium comes the captivating crime thriller Public Enemy, a story about a child murderer’s release back into society after serving 20 years in jail.

Movies

Two cricket docos you need after THAT first test

Two documentaries streaming now that celebrate the triumph and the tragedy of cricket, especially relevant after the finale of the first Oz v Pakistan 2016/17 test.

Food

Catch up: Bon Appetit! Gerard Depardieu's Europe

One of France's greatest actors journeys though different European regions, from Tuscany, Campania, Bavaria, Brittany, to Scotland and Spain, looking for its famous...

news

US Electoral College vote: What you need to know

What does the US Electoral College vote mean for the election result, and does Hillary Clinton have a chance at becoming president?

Movies

A parents' guide to school holiday movies

Looking to take your little (and bigger) ones to the cinema this festive season? Check our trusty guide to see what’s out and what’s fun for the whole family.

Life

Spice up your date with science

Single and ready to mingle? Try these sensual, scientific dating tips to impress your next date.

Science

Embarrassing bodies: Animal kingdom edition

Between sex-mad quolls, hirsute frogs and snotty lizards, the animal kingdom has its fair share of weirdness – which is to say nothing of the polar bear penises.

comedy

How To Subtly Throw Out the 12 Gifts Your True Love Gets You This Christmas

So it's time for the 12 Days of Christmas, and your true love has started piling the gifts on you. But what happens if you hate the gifts? What do you do if you...

food

Barefoot Contessa: Back to Basics Special

You've been invited to all of her fabulous parties, and now America's hostess with the mostess, Ina Garten, lifts the veil on all her tips, sharing techniques and...

comedy

Celebrities who are absolutely not allowed to die in 2017

David Bowie, Prince, Alan Rickman, Natalie Cole and many, many other celebrities who have enriched our lives have sadly passed away in this terrible, terrible...

Sexuality

Fifty shades of grey: Why sex gets better with age

A new body of research flies in the face of the conventional wisdom that assumes enjoyment in sex tapers off with age.

Sexuality

Surgery still normalised for intersex Australians

"I felt like I was in heteronormative sexual training from a really early age."

Movies

The latest Playlist episode is here

Join Fiona Williams and Nick Bhasin as they discuss The Big Blue, Great Minds with Dan Harmon and interview Daniel Henshall of Snowtown fame.

#WalkWithUs - Indigenous Stories

NITV

Righting history: MONA's vision for recognition

Tasmania’s Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) in Hobart has a big vision for a National Truth and Reconciliation Art Park that acknowledges the reality of Australia’s...

Life

The myth of a 'free ride' for Indigenous people

The shocking truth about non-Indigenous Australia is that many people mistakenly assume that Indigenous Australians coast through life, receiving privileges and...

Movies

Servant Or Slave: Aboriginal women's true stories

Servant or Slave is an emotional and confronting insight into the history and legacy of the domestic servitude enforced upon Aboriginal girls in Australia, told...

Life

How to recognise cities as Indigenous places?

More than 30 per cent of Australia has been returned to Indigenous control, but none of that land is in urban areas.

NITV

10 things you can do after watching First Contact

After watching 'First Contact', want to learn about Indigenous Australia? The staff at NITV have compiled a handy list of things you can do to find out more.

Documentary

Experience your own First Contact through SBS VR

6 out of 10 Australians say they've had little or no contact with Aboriginal people. But through the extraordinary world of VR, they can now have their ‘First...

The World Game

football

How to watch the LIVE football on SBS this week

The live football continues on SBS this week, including Brisbane Roar's clash against Western Sydney Wanderers, plus Italian Super Cup action with Juventus taking on...

football

Socceroos calling but Cahill puts City in focus

A massive 2017 looms for Australia, but Tim Cahill has his sights firmly set on contributing to Melbourne City's A-League title push.

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...