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Documentary

Five weird Hitler myths and a doco on his secrets

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From germs to Disney to trips to the moon, the life of Adolf Hitler behind closed doors was interesting.

news

'Terrible!': Trump lashes store for dumping Ivanka

President Donald Trump on Wednesday lashed out at department store chain Nordstrom over its decision to stop selling his daughter's clothing line.

news

Man in court over 1990s Bowraville murders

A man accused of murdering two children in Bowraville more than 25 years ago has fronted Newcastle Local Court.

news

Rosie O’Donnell ‘ready’ to play Steve Bannon on TV

It comes after Melissa McCarthy impersonated Press Secretary Sean Spicer on the comedy show Saturday Night Live.

football

Shanghai Shenhua apologise after shock loss to Roar

Shanghai Shenhua issued an apology to their fans after the Chinese Super League giants failed to qualify for the AFC Champions League group stage.

Drama

Mammon series 2 on SBS - catch up on first two eps

The second season of Mammon is a human, suspenseful thriller-drama about politics, power and the media, and how power affects both the ambitious and the innocent. A...

Life

When you can smell sounds and taste colours

Imagine knowing how the colour purple tastes, to see what music looks like or to know how certain numbers feel? People with synaesthesia experience this every day.

Drama

Have you watched it? Vikings season 4, episode 16

Crossings - Bjorn's fleet sails onward and launches a surprise attack. Back in Kattegat, Lagertha continues in her quest for power.

Documentary

Catch up: 'The Eighties' episode 1 - Raised On TV

The Eighties is a fascinating documentary series that examines the revolutionary decade of the 1980s, with extraordinary insight into a decade that had a profound...

news

Melbourne teen reunites with family after near lifetime separation

A Melbourne teenager has been reunited with her mother and siblings after a painful separation of nearly 14 years. Tears flowed at Melbourne airport as the South...

comedy

'Shorten Still Thinking Of A Great Comeback'

The Backburner (satire) writes: "Reports say Bill Shorten has been seen still sitting in place in the House of Representatives trying to think of a comeback..."

Radio

Ranked: The countries where people drink the most

Australia is in the top 10, but perhaps surprisingly, not in the first position. Italy finds a spot somewhere in the middle, reports SBS Radio's Italian show.

Movies

Rainbow Pride film: 'Tangerine'

A working girl tears through Tinseltown on Christmas Eve searching for the pimp who broke her heart. Directed by Sean Baker and stars Kitana Kiki Rodriguez, Mya...

food

Nutella is love? Allegedly so

The internet proves that with Nutella, you’ll never be alone this Valentine’s Day.

#FU2Racism

What to do if you witness a racial attack

Almost 40 per cent of racial attacks occur in public spaces, yet almost half of us are too unsure – or unwilling – to intervene. Dilvin Yasa explains how to react...

Radio

Better late than never? Trump on Chinese New Year

US President Donald Trump has sent his Chinese New Year wishes just in the nick of time before the end of the celebration, after being criticized for not marking...

Life

What can be done to reduce unconscious bias?

While most of us harbour some kind of implicit bias and make unconscious judgments about people who don't look like us, there are ways that we can begin to break our...

comedy

'Homophobes not secretly gay, some just dic*heads'

For some reason, some people think it's okay to point at homophobic people and joke that they are secretly gay. Comedian Deirdre Fidge has had enough.

Documentary

Catch up: The Fearless Chef braves China's winter

Kiran Jethwa, The Fearless Chef, braves the sub-zero, wintry conditions of North-Eastern China in search of two national delicacies, both found deep beneath the...

Sexuality

Before straight and gay

The discreet, disorienting passions of the Victorian era.

Life

Our love: a Pentecostal couple in the modern world

What's it like to have a relationship guided by values of faith, chastity and patience? Hillsong couple, Tristan and Renee Scifo explain.

#WalkWithUs - Indigenous Stories

Your Language

Indigenous languages at risk

Australian indigenous languages could be completely wiped out by 2050. Is that a cause of concern for you?

Indigenous

Indigenous kids sharing their story through opera

Opera singer and playwright Deborah Cheetham AO talks to SBS about one of her main passions these days: teaching Aboriginal children around Australia to celebrate...

news

Raising the bar, literally and figuratively, for young athletes

SBS World News Radio: Balancing education with a promising sporting future can be difficult for some promising athletes, but a program in Melbourne is helping...

NITV

Indigenous supermodel set for international success

First Nations' model Lala Bayles has been selected to compete in the 2017 World Supermodel Pageant.

news

From bush to beach: Indigenous kids thrive in annual beach program

The Bush to Beach program is helping a group of children from Aboriginal communities in north west NSW experience beach culture.

NITV

Deadly Indigenous people to watch in 2017

They made their mark in 2016 and this year, a number of actors, sports stars and activists across Aboriginal Australia and the Torres Strait are set to build on...

The World Game

football

Get set for seven massive games in 16 days on SBS

Strap yourselves in football fans, as we've got seven massive games in 16 days LIVE and FREE on SBS, including action from the Premier League, UEFA Champions League...

football

Ibrahimovic reveals his ideal NFL position

Ahead of the Super Bowl, Manchester United star Zlatan Ibrahimovic has chosen what he thinks would be his best NFL position.

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

How to watch the LIVE football on SBS this week

The LIVE football continues on SBS this week, with two massive Premier League games headlined by Chelsea against Arsenal in a top of the table blockbuster, plus...

football

Costa hits out at Chinese whispers

If Chelsea fans still had any lingering concerns over losing Diego Costa to the Chinese Super League, the striker moved to allay those fears with a seemingly...

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

Why A-List actresses don’t make romantic comedies anymore

Stars like Julia Roberts and Meg Ryan built their careers in rom-coms. Why has the new generation of A-List actresses stayed away?

Movies

New 'Logan' trailer with Hugh Jackman drops during Super Bowl

A third teaser for the final film in the 'Wolverine' franchise has hit the internet.

Movies

Sundance: 12 movies coming your way

There were films to feast on in Sundance this year – and probably the best were the documentaries.

Movies

Tropfest winner Alethea Jones premieres her feature debut 'Fun Mom Dinner' at Sundance

'Fun Mom Dinner' may be an American film, but Australian talent helps it shine.

Movies

TV Movie Guide Highlights: 6-12 February

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

Garth Davis on his sophomore feature 'Lion'

Director Garth Davis talks about what drew him to the story of Saroo Brierley for his first foray into directing a feature-length film.

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