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Socceroos to play Brazil at MCG

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The Socceroos will meet a Neymar-led Brazil at the MCG on June 13, with the South American giants in Melbourne for a blockbuster clash with Argentina.
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Penalty rates cut for retail, hospitality workers

Retail, hospitality and fast-food employees can expect a pay cut after the Fair Work Commission cut Sunday and holiday penalty rates.
news

Dozens of firefighters battle to contain Sydney blaze

Twenty-four fire crews are battling a blaze at a waste recycling centre in Sydney, with black smoke visible across the city's west.
news

Astronomers find seven Earth-like planets

In a much-anticipated announcement NASA says it has found seven Earth-sized planets which may hold life.
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Video killed the radio star: watch The Eighties

The 1980s gave birth to the music video, but the mix of popular music and video broadcast directly into lounge rooms across the world had a profound impact on the...
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Avenged? Watch latest Vikings episode 'Revenge'

Ragnar’s plan comes to fruition.
Comedy

Watch Lin-Manuel Miranda's Drunk History: Hamilton

A hammered Lin-Manuel Miranda recounts the life and times of founding father Alexander Hamilton (Alia Shawkat) and his lifelong rivalry with Aaron Burr (Aubrey Plaza).
Drama

Some of the best drama around: The Heavy Water War

Three-part dramatisation of one of the most exciting stories from the Second World War – the Nazis’ efforts to develop an atom bomb and the Allies’ struggle to prevent...
Entertainment

Who will be the 2017 Australian Eurovision artist?

Start guessing...Australia’s 2017 Eurovision Song Contest artist will be revealed in March!
Movies

Which movies are screening next week on SBS TV?

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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Sexuality

The Queer Binge: a new section On Demand

Celebrate all things that veer to the queer with these movies and programs.
comedy

Pineapple on pizza? Why not just eat dirt you grub

Pineapple on pizza is a controversial topic, and the president of Iceland recently weighed in saying he wishes he could ban it. Comedian Ben McLeay applauds.
NITV

10 things you should know about white privilege

How much do we actually know about the history and concept of this sociological term which is rapidly gaining popularity?
food

You won't believe these 10 dishes baked by kids

Duff Goldman and Valerie Bertinelli are leading eight talented youngsters through a series of challenges that would test the most seasoned grown-up bakers in new...
Sexuality

Cate Blanchett performs in drag at Stonewall Inn

Cate Blanchett lip-synced to "You Don't Own Me" at an event promoting gun control, with all proceeds from the event going toward victims of gun violence.
Radio

8 war heroes you didn't learn about in school

The Frontier Wars was the bloodiest conflict on Australian soil. We look at five of the warriors who fought for their people and their land against colonial forces.
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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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Is single origin a better, kinder cup of coffee?

Are beans from just one place better than a blend? Here's the low-down on flavour, whether it's fairer to farmers and why you might want to skip the milk.
Sexuality

Burglar goes into church, leaves anti-gay message

The Caldwell Presbyterian Church is known as an LGBT+ friendly, all inclusive place of worship.
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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...
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Family deportation fear over visa form minor error

A family of four who have lived in Australia for five years could be deported over a minor error in their visa application form.
Movies

What J-Horror loses when it crosses the Pacific

As 'Rings' opens this week, here's a primer on the major US remakes of J-horror films and what’s been lost - or found - in translation.
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NITV

10 things you should know about white privilege

How much do we actually know about the history and concept of this sociological term which is rapidly gaining popularity?
NITV

Riding the wave of Surfest success: Russ Molony wins Wandiyali Indigenous Classic

They say three times a charm, but for Central coast surfer and Guringai man from Darkinjung country, Russell Molony begs to differ. He’s scored the top spot at...
NITV

Labor to establish national caucus to increase Indigenous representation

The Federal Opposition will set up a national caucus in a push for more Indigenous representation across all political parties.
NITV

Australian To Kill a Mockingbird makes it to big screen with Indigenous actor

The classic Australian novel Jasper Jones, which deals with race and xenophopbia in a small Australian town in the 1960s is making its big screen debut and...
NITV

Artists from Mornington Island star in their own fashion campaign

Local women from Mornington Island, QLD have been working with designer and curator Grace Lillian Lee
NITV

COMMENT: Batman vs Wonga: what our place names say about who we are

The electorate of Batman is finally set for a name change, potentially to Simon Wonga, but is this gesture purely symbolic; is it erasing history; or could it be...
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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...
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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.
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Movies

Why are American directors so bad at sex?

Let's talk about sex scenes.
Movies

Martin Scorsese’s cinematic acts of faith

For Martin Scorsese, his passions for religion and cinema have always been intertwined.
Movies

Teddys 2017: Three LGBTQ films were major players in Berlin this year

The Teddys are a major milestone in LGBTQ cinema.
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...
Movies

What to see at the 2017 French Film Festival

Here are five films to catch at the Alliance Francaise French Film Festival.
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Faith in politics: Australia's first Muslim MP

Ed Husic is known to some as 'the minister for basketball', to others as the first federal MP sworn in on the Quran. He became the first ever Muslim frontbencher under...
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The Karen road to Nhill

Nhill is now home to 200 Karen refugees from Myanmar. Far from dividing locals, the huge influx of newcomers – many of whom arrived traumatised, unfamiliar with...
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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:...
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.
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The girls, the paedophile, and Cardinal Pell

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