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Is Brazil the next *it* place for great international TV?

It's not an area of the world known for its TV, but increasingly Brazil is shaping up as a hot-spot for fantastic television shows.
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Five Weird Hitler Myths

From germs to Disney to trips to the moon, the life of Adolf Hitler behind closed doors was interesting.
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‘When We Rise’, the acclaimed mini-series about the gay rights movement, is coming to SBS On Demand (and SBS)

The drama will be fast-tracked from the US and available on SBS On Demand from March 1. It airs on SBS on March 11.

Here's why can’t we let go of the 80s

On this week’s episode of 'The Playlist' podcast, Nick and Fiona talk about nostalgia’s stranglehold on entertainment.

Treasures of the modern day Silk Road

We all associate the Silk Road with historical figures like Marco Polo, but the route continues to be used today for reasons beyond fine silks.

Join the road trip to discover the real America

Three young people of distinct, diverse backgrounds take a trip across America where they find a nation reflecting all of the issues that saw a nation elect Trump.
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9 Feb 2017 - 4:39pm

Is Brazil the next *it* place for great international TV?

It's not an area of the world known for its TV, but increasingly Brazil is shaping up as a hot-spot for fantastic television shows.
9 Feb 2017 - 4:36pm

Let's be honest: Undressed Italy has better undies

The cultural differences are front of mind when watching Undressed Italy after having watched local Australians getting Undressed.
4 Feb 2017 - 9:42am

Meet Mia - television's first transgender assassin

Chloë Sevigny stars in Hit & Miss, a killer drama about a contract assassin dealing with parenthood and gender identity.
26 Jan 2017 - 2:02pm

Would you really want to visit some of TV's small towns?

Small towns on television series always seem charming and inviting, but the reality of these towns is often far from ideal.
23 Jan 2017 - 2:11pm

Station Horizon is the fantasy America we need right now

Welcome to a French-language fantasy America, set in Switzerland. To suggest that Station Horizon is a one-of-a-kind TV show is understating it.
25 Jan 2017 - 4:39pm

Frock And Awe

A historical crime costume drama set in Eighteenth century Stockholm has something to say about modern society.
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TV News & Opinion

TV News & Opinion
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9 Feb 2017 - 12:19pm

Why Fake News Targeted Trump Supporters

Multiple studies suggest social conservatives are more attuned to threats—even when they are not real.
2 Feb 2017 - 11:18am

Samantha Bee puts Trump in context – and the trash

Sam Bee will host an alternative White House Correspondents Dinner, but does the event run the risk of only talking to those who already share her world view?
26 Jan 2017 - 11:39am

In Praise of Gilmore Girls' Lane Kim

The sidelining of Lane Kim, Rory Gilmore’s feisty Korean-American best friend on the Gilmore Girls, is a symptom of an on-screen moment more interested in shallow...
26 Jan 2017 - 2:36pm

Mary Tyler Moore was one of the most important auteurs in TV history

26 Jan 2017 - 2:32pm

Michelle Obama reflects on how much Mary Tyler Moore meant to her

"She was one of the few single working women depicted on television at the time."
17 Jan 2017 - 4:12pm

Billy Eichner is trying to talk to you

The Billy on the Street creator on screaming with purpose, comedy under Trump, and taking celebrities down a peg.

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The Food Network

Australia’s only free food channel serves up a 24/7 menu of everyday food inspiration on channel 33. Get ready for some of the world’s most popular food personalities to take you on culinary adventures across the globe.

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