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Which movies are on TV and On Demand this week?

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When it comes to movies, there's something for everybody on SBS, SBS VICELAND, NITV and SBS On Demand. Find out what's screening where and when.
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Australia Day billboard with hijabs removed in Melbourne

An Australia Day billboard featuring two women in hijabs has been taken down after sparking a backlash on social media.
news

'He hit me like a truck': Kangaroo attacks runner

A Melbourne personal trainer needed emergency surgery after a vicious kangaroo attacked her while she was running.
Life

In Germany, parents can sue for lack of child care

A judge has ruled that mothers and fathers can try to recover wages they lost from staying home to take care of their kids.
Cycling

Caleb Ewan sprints to Tour Down Under stage 1 win

Caleb Ewan (Orica-Scott) wins the 2017 Santos Tour Down Under opener.
Cycling

From Ethiopia to the WorldTour: racing the TDU

Get to know Ethiopian rider Tsgabu Grmay.
Documentary

Keep watching 'Undressed' - first four episodes

Two complete strangers meet and undress each other. With just 30 minutes, there is no time to lose. Watch the first four episodes now.
football

Juventus reveal dramatic new club logo

Serie A giants Juventus have unveiled a new logo that has been met with heavy criticism from fans.
Drama

NEW episodes of Vikings: watch the first two here

Having seized victory from the jaws of defeat in Paris, Ragnar returns to Kattegat dangerously ill. Thoughts of his death galvanize the forces who seek to succeed him...
Comedy

'Hack embarrasses politicians who still use Yahoo'

The Backburner (satire) writes: "The Department of Defence has confirmed hackers have revealed some parliamentarians still use Yahoo like it’s 2003 or something."
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Sexuality

Undressed's Lexie on getting half-naked on camera

More importantly, are Lexie and Nicole an ~item~ now?!
Cycling

Strasser sets new trans-Australia cycling record

Austrian ultra-cyclist Christoph Strasser is ready for "a nice barbeque, burgers and some cold drinks' after riding six days 10 hours and 58 minutes from...
guide

7 ‘facts’ you think are true, but aren’t

No statement, no assumption, no sacred cow is safe from being challenged – from drugs and politics to sex, Hollywood, purebred pets and whether there’s really...
news

Chinese community 'more likely' to have diabetes

Cardiovascular disease is Australia's number one killer, and Chinese Australians have been identified as particularly vulnerable to the condition.
news

'Lead the way in Qld': Hanson pushes for burqa ban

Pauline Hanson said that One Nation would lead the way, attacking the current Labor government for a lack of ambition.
SBS PopAsia

Paper Girls: a feminist answer to Stranger Things?

It's here. Introducing the feminist 'Stranger Things' you’ve been waiting for.
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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Chinese community 'more likely' to have diabetes

Cardiovascular disease is Australia's number one killer, and Chinese Australians have been identified as particularly vulnerable to the condition.
guide

Women behaving badly

The women behaving badly from American primetime soaps have nothing on the lead characters in Scandinavian drama Black Widows.
Life

Comment: Gaining my religion

A confirmed agnostic reflects on a lifetime of being outside of faith, looking in, and discovers a sort of serenity. Though it could be something he ate.
Life

The more you swear, the more honest you are

If you're going to honestly express yourself in moments of shock or surprise, you might need to say a swear word or three to demonstrate your true emotions.
Life

Give and take: The coat exchange for the homeless

English paramedic Fay Sibley has given the coat off her back, and is encouraging others to do the same.
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NITV

How I coped: Widowed with nine children

Noongar woman and Family Rules star Daniella Borg never thought she'd be left alone to care for her nine daughters.
NITV

Can poetry stop a highway? War of words over Roe 8

Poetry in protest is not simply a mantra to be chanted at picket lines, but an invocation of the power of language to speak to a higher law, writes Tony Hughes-D...
NITV

Ode to Ms Dhu exposes racism and demands justice

Human rights campaigner Gerry Georgatos on the death-in-custody of Ms Dhu, who he says was the victim of a system of entrenched racism and neglect.
NITV

Raising kids: The bush vs the city

Be it in the city or bush, single or with help, parenting is tough. We've sought advice from parents who raised their children in polar opposite environments.
Feature

Paying with her life: Justice for Ms Dhu

A young Aboriginal woman lies dies in agony on the floor of a police lock-up while officers laugh, call her a “junkie” and accuse her of “faking” illness.
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.
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The World Game
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How to watch the LIVE football on SBS this week

The live football continues on SBS this week, with Tottenham Hotspur in Premier League action while Melbourne Victory play host to Brisbane Roar in an A-League...
football

Socceroos jump up again in latest FIFA rankings

Australia's rise among the world's top 50 football nations has continued, with Ange Postecoglou's men jumping up three spots in the latest FIFA rankings released...
football

Chelsea v Arsenal headlines Premier League on SBS

The Premier League continues on SBS, headlined by another blockbuster between London rivals Chelsea and Arsenal on Saturday February 4.
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

The upsides and downsides of a 48-team World Cup

FIFA’s councillors have voted unanimously to expand the World Cup finals from 32 to 48 teams.
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.
MOVIE NEWS, REVIEWS, TRAILERS
Movies

'Hidden Fences' flub made into movie trailer

Watch the trailer for "The movie white people at the Golden Globes were talking about."
Movies

Natalie Portman opens up about gender pay gap

The award-winning actress revealed she was paid a third of what her male co-star earned in 'No Strings Attached'.
Movies

TV Movie Guide Highlights: 9-15 January

When it comes to movies, there's something for everybody on SBS, SBS VICELAND, NITV and SBS On Demand. Find out what's screening where and when.
Movies

The horrific true story behind 'Compliance'

'Compliance' explores how easily free will and common sense can vanish in the face of authority. Here's why it makes for an unforgettable viewing.
Movies

Big wins reflect progress in diversity on film, TV

This year's Golden Globes reflected Hollywood's new focus on diverse voices and fresh perspectives in film and TV.
Movies

Golden Globes: The snubs and surprises

From 'Moonlight' to 'The Night Manager', here is a look at this year's winners and losers.
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Long Reads
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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: she...
Long Read

SBS Long Reads: Lost Boy Found

Kot Monoah is a lawyer and advocate for the South Sudanese community. He wants to show that those who have suffered violence do not have to be defined by it.
Feature

The Defector: Chinese journalist reveals cover-ups

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

The girls, the paedophile, and Cardinal Pel

Two women break decades of silence on their ordeal in the care of Australia's worst paedophile priest – and their disappointment with Cardinal Pell.
Feature

The Secret Cross-Dressers’ Society

With unprecedented access to Australia’s oldest cross-dressing club, this is a look at the secrets that lie at the back of men’s wardrobes.
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