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Binge on captivating crime series Midnight Sun

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The murder of a French citizen sees investigator Kahina Zadi sent to a small town in the Arctic Circle, where the sun doesn't set and things aren't as they seem.
news

Day of mourning in Russia as search continues

Thousands of rescuers were searching for bodies in the Black Sea as Russia marked a day of mourning following the crash of a Syria-bound military plane carrying 92...
news

Colombo Plan scholarship for Hazara refugee

From a life of limited education opportunities in Afghanistan, Wahida Samim has become one of Australia's highest achieving university students.
news

The legends we lost in 2016

Movie stars, musical masters, and the "greatest" of all time - 2016 saw the deaths of many of the world's most beloved celebrities.
Drama

Getting away with murder: Watch 'Black Widows'

Mixing the best of Nordic crime drama with crackling dialogue and dark humour, this Scandinavian series follows three women who plot to get rid of their husbands.
Movies

SBS Top 10: which were the best movies of 2016?

As the year draws to a close, SBS Movies takes a look back at some of the year's most memorable moments in cinema.
Movies

Watch Now: 'The Kids Are All Right'

A lesbian couple, who have each given birth to a child using the same anonymous sperm donor, struggle with the monotony of parenthood. Starring Julianne Moore.
Documentary

Ice Man: The power of mind over matter

Almost everything Wim Hof has done was previously thought to be impossible, but he's not a freak of nature; he's a master of meditation.
NITV

SBS Long Reads: The Hidden Valley

Remote Aboriginal communities in The Kimberley are fighting to keep the lights on, but the WA Government’s road map could see many settlements close for good.
Drama

Holiday surprise: watch a new episode of Vikings

Enjoy a special holiday surprise, with Episode 1 now streaming. Ragnar returns to seek vengeance on those that have betrayed him. Who stands to feel his wrath?
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guide

The best of SBS TV in 2016

What were the best TV shows and movies broadcast in 2016 on SBS? Who better to ask than the channel manager himself, Ben Nguyen.
Movies

Flick flops: The year's worst movies

If you were to write a list of great films released in 2016, it would be a long one. None of the films mentioned here would be on it. SBS takes a look at the...
food

From ice cream cones to ... ice cream scones

Ever wanted to eat a scone in the shape of an ice cream cone? Maybe not, but we bet you will by the end of this article.
Sexuality

11 of the best queer movies of 2016

What was your favourite queer film of the year?
guide

Australia, it is time to meet Family Rules

Family Rules is an exciting new documentary series that follows the lives of nine daughters raised by their single mother.
food

33 no-bake desserts for those hot summer days

Turning your oven on when it’s 35 degrees is plain madness - so don’t do it! Beat the heat with these completely indulgent desserts… that don’t require any baking.
Midnight Sun
SBS On Demand

From the makers of The Bridge, don’t miss Midnight Sun, set high above the Arctic Circle where the sun never sets. Exclusive to SBS On Demand.

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food

Flummery: Fun to say, fun to eat!

Never heard of it? You’re not alone. Here’s our guide to flummery – a dish steeped in history, and just as delicious as the name suggests.
Sexuality

Surgery still normalised for intersex Australians

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

Candid camera: Webcam sex work on the rise

Flexible working hours, strong earning potential and the ability to work from home: how webcamming is shaking up traditional ideas about sex work.
Topics

Aussie optometrists give gift of sight

Shaun Chang and his team have been returning to remote Sherpa communities in the Everest region every year since 2013 to fit local children with glasses.
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.
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#WalkWithUs - Indigenous Stories
NITV

New exhibition asks: 'Who's Afraid of Colour?'

“The emergence of women as artists of consequence and daring has changed the face of Australian art.”
NITV

'Tis the season to be... racist?

From blackface and bacon-smeared hate mail to Golliwogs and the perpetuation of the idea that Santa must be white, here are 12 times the silly season was racist.
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...
NITV

White sands returned after land rights fight

The Wuthathi, known as the 'white sands people', have finally won their struggle to get back their traditional lands in the Shelburne Bay region of Cape York.
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...
NITV

10 ways to #BuyIndigenous these holidays

From skincare to candles to calendars, take a look at 10 ideas for supporting First Nations businesses this festive season.
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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, with two Premier League matches - including Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United in action - plus league leaders...
football

Zero appetite for Canberra's A-League bid funding

The boss of the previous Canberra bid to get a team in the A-League said there was no-one prepared to mount another attempt because of the belief it would be 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

Suncorp’s surface the sign of a bigger problem

After Brisbane Roar took on Western Sydney Wanderers on a sub-standard pitch at Suncorp Stadium, Sebastian Hassett argues our game deserves better.
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.
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Movies

Non-judgmental guide to your 'Rogue One' questions

There's no shame in being confused.
Movies

'Office Christmas Party' co-director was 'shocked' the idea hadn't been done before

"It's the one night of the year where everyone is honest."
Movies

How do you direct a sex scene?

The techniques, tips, and tricks used by directors to make onscreen lovemaking work.
Movies

After a tough 2016, an upbeat Oscars winner?

It's been a tough year. And that could be a big boost for some heartfelt movies in the Oscar race.
Movies

Hollywood reacts to 'Last Tango in Paris' director's rape scene confession

The 'Last Tango in Paris' director admitted he and Marlon Brando conspired against then-19-year-old actress Maria Schneider to film a rape scene.
Movies

Aussies figure strongly in Sundance's 2017 line-up

The Sundance Festival has unveiled its 2017 competition and NEXT line-up.
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Long Reads
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...
Sexuality

The Survivors: still alive after decades with HIV

When they were diagnosed, HIV/AIDS was seen as a death sentence: the Grim Reaper. But medical science eventually found ways to hold AIDS back. Long-term survivors...
Feature

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?
Feature

First of her kind: Afghan refugee, Aussie soldier

A dux of her school, with marks that could send her to Australia’s most elite universities, Afghan-born refugee Kbora Ali instead made a ground-breaking decision:...
Feature

Hey Australia! Why so few Asian leaders?

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