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Deutschland 83: a soundtrack worth defecting for

Abstract

With every great pop track from the 80s blasting through the Deutschland 83 soundtrack, the show comes alive with a youthful vibrant energy you won't find in any other spy drama.

news

Trial begins for soldiers accused of Erdogan plot

The trial opened on Monday of almost 50 suspects accused of plotting to assassinate President Recep Tayyip Erdogan at a luxury Aegean hotel on the night of the botched...

news

Australia's long relationship with Israel

Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to Australia comes as the Israeli PM tries to garner international support.

news

Chinese whistleblower granted political asylum

A former state media worker who fled China last year has been granted political asylum in Australia.

Documentary

Catch up on the latest Undressed episode

In episode nine, Indian born New Zealander Randy meets Australian Chinese marketing executive Marcus, while Josh and Kate get to know each other

football

Where will the A-League power plays lead?

For an entire working week the FFA were locked in talks with their stakeholders over constitutional change.

news

Is moving to the country as easy as Barnaby says?

Barnaby Joyce said that young people should move to the country to avoid the high property cost of capital cities. So how easy is it to move to regional Australia? Jan...

Movies

Saluting the lesser-known roles of this year’s Oscar-nominated actors

Everyone has to start somewhere.

Drama

ICYMI: latest Vikings ep - The Great Army

The Viking Army begins to gather in Kattegat. Lagertha must remain vigilant.

topics

Eldest child might be more intelligent than siblings, new study shows

The firstborn child in a family may have superior thinking skills compared to their younger siblings, new international research has found.

#FU2Racism

Can art hold the key to reconciliation?

My art. My culture. Our country.Dancer and artist Thomas ES Kelly explains why he thinks so.

Life

Self-care for migrants in a post-Trump world

Self-care in an era of 24-hour news pumped with immigration politics and Trump administration alerts may be more important for those from culturally and...

Movies

WIN a double pass to see 'Jasper Jones'

SBS and Madman Entertainment proudly present the modern Australian classic JASPER JONES, and to celebrate its theatrical release, we're giving you the opportunity...

comedy

QUIZ: The war on renewables - where do you stand?

As the world turns and burns, and environmental policies for each country come under more and more scrutiny, it is more important than ever to know where you and...

Sexuality

23 best snaps from Sydney's Mardi Gras Fair Day

The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Fair Day is a yearly highlight of the city's LGBT+ calendar featuring entertainment, community engagement stalls, fashion...

Long Read

He drove his family into a tree - over a gene flaw

He converted his car into a bomb and killed his wife, their son, their unborn child – and himself. Driven to his limits, Darren Milne became a murderer – yet he...

Sexuality

The First Nations lead the way at Mardi Gras

“We gather too often for inequality. This is an opportunity to focus on the celebration of their lives and achievements.”

Movies

Martin Scorsese talks to SBS

The legendary filmmaker speaks to SBS about putting personal stories on screen, as his 30-year passion project 'Silence' opens in cinemas.

Life

'We want real leadership not political trash-talk'

Faith in politicians and in the press has never, in all of modern history, been so low as we constantly hear the phrase “fake news”, and see the open exchange of...

Movies

Watch 'Bit Of Black Business' - 13 short films

13 short films showcasing indigenous filmmakers from around Australia..

Long Read

Dangerous love: violence and Australian visas

Every week, nearly 1000 people arrive in Australia on partner visas – many of them so-called �?e-brides’ who have met their husbands-to-be online and migrated on a...

#WalkWithUs - Indigenous Stories

NITV

Could the Redfern Statement reform the failing Indigenous affairs policies?

Before the nation heard where the state of Indigenous affairs is at, an impressive coalition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders handed the government...

NITV

10 things you should know about the National Apology to the Stolen Generations

Today is the 9th anniversary of PM Kevin Rudd's apology to the Stolen Generations.

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.

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

How to watch the LIVE football on SBS this week

The LIVE football continues on SBS this week, with action from the UEFA Champions League round of 16, Premier League and A-League.

football

Pogba will soon look 'cheap', says Mourinho

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho insists world-record signing Paul Pogba will seem "cheap" within a couple of years, due to the rising transfer market.

football

What to expect for Brazil v Argentina at the MCG

Now confirmed, the Argentina v Brazil clash at the MCG on 9 June should be a valuable occasion for both coaches.

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.

football

'They thought I was dumping treasure in the swamp'

Aaron Mooy's agent, Paddy Dominguez, reveals the initial reaction he got from many people when he orchestrated the star midfielder's deal with Huddersfield Town...