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Catch up on more episodes of 'The Eighties'

Abstract

Look back on the significant events and individuals of the revolutionary decade, such as the Cold War, AIDS crisis, Ronald Reagan and Steve Jobs.
News

China's choice Lam wins Hong Kong election

Carrie Lam becomes Hong Kong's first female chief executive following a vote dismissed by pro-democracy activists as a sham.
News

SBS' Luke Waters picks up Logie nomination

SBS World News Reporter Luke Waters secures a nomination for this year's Logies 'Most Outstanding News Coverage' for his exclusive interview with Bashar al-Assad
News

Cyclone Debbie triggers Whitsunday evacuations

Residents in low-lying coastal areas have been directed to evacuate until Cyclone Debbie passes.
Movies

Theory: AC/DC makes any film better

Any film, no matter what, can be elevated by a little Acca Dacca.
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Get to know our new Eurovision hosts in 12 steps

The secret's out! Julia and Sam have passed the Eurovision hosting baton to Joel Creasey and Myf Warhurst. And boy are they ready for Kyiv.
Drama

The Night Manager: don't miss the opening episodes

This multi award-winning drama based on the best seller by John le Carre is set at the height of the Arab Spring where the hotel night manager, Jonathan Pine (Tom...
Drama

Binge on all three seasons of Danish drama Dicte

Energetic, courageous and stubborn, Dicte certainly has a different way of approaching cases. Her determination means that she constantly clashes with Wagner, a...
Food

This week's Sugar Free Farm: how are they coping?

As the effects of the new diet kick in and the sugar withdrawal symptoms start to recede, the celebs meet their meat, working closely with the farm's livestock and...
food

For the love of Italy: Remembering Carol Field

The award-winning cookbook author's passion for Italy inspired home bakers for more than 30 years.
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Drama

NEW to On Demand: 'Mafia Only Kills in Summer'

With a clever balance of humour and emotion, this compelling drama series tells the story of a family in 1970s Italy, against a setting of growing mafia violence.
Movies

TV Movie Guide Highlights: 27 March-2 April

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.
guide

Going sugar free? Please, learn from my pain

For the love of God don’t make the same mistakes I did.
Sexuality

The man who coined the term ‘homophobia’ has died

"The word conveyed that gay people were not the ones suffering from an emotional problem; their oppressors were," he said.
Food

The Chefs' Line... coming soon to SBS

Starting 6pm Monday April 3 on SBS, can the passion of a home cook beat the skills of the professional? Let's find out... #TheChefsLine
Entertainment

Catch up: Full Frontal With Samantha Bee

Comedian, writer, actress and political commentator Samantha Bee brings her sassy, smart and satirical point of view to a range of current and relevant issues in...
What drives you?

Patrick Abboud is driven to tell stories that inspire change. 

 

SBS has teamed up with Holden to support the drivers of change. Tell us how you would drive change in your community for a chance to win a $50,000 grant.

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guide

Did AFL come from an Aboriginal game?

Or is it all a strange, strange coincidence...
Sexuality

Bigotry within the queer community

Fight among yourselves. Racists, sexist, bigots—Can Australia’s queer community really call itself inclusive?
Documentary

Great Continental Railway Journeys - Brenner Pass

Michael Portillo discovers how an Edwardian Briton brought 'the beautiful game' to the historic port of Genoa. He's ambushed by singers of the city's legendary...
comedy

What the new 2017 emojis REALLY mean

Unicode are planning on releasing 69 (nice) new emojis this year. Comedian Kara Schlegl knows that emojis are going to become more and more relied on as a...
Sexuality

New Power Rangers film will feature gay superhero

The blockbuster will portray a character questioning their sexuality.
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Documentary

ICYMI: The Doctor Who Gave Up Drugs episode 1

Dr Chris van Tulleken knows drugs save lives, but he believes Britain's prescription drug binge is dangerous. To find solutions, he takes over part of a busy GP...
Movies

'Scanners': The Joy of digital serendipity

David Cronenberg’s visceral tale of mind-control assassins is a genre-bending world of distinctive weirdness.
Life

Podcasts are the new Xanax

It's the new era of audio and like many mediums before it, podcasts bring fresh scope for addiction and for opting out of real life.
food

5 food tricks that grandma taught us

They might look like your regular nannas, but the grannies on Food Network's new Clash of the Grandmas are fierce, fun and dangerously flirty - and they’ll stop...
Documentary

Catch up: Simon Reeve's Big Life Fix episode 2

The Big Fix team attempt to tackle one of the biggest rural crimes in the UK, and work to find a way to build a BMX bicycle for a young boy who was born with no...
Life

The dark side of India's dowry culture

Lavish arranged marriages and huge dowries can come with a hidden cost: a person's wellbeing and in some cases, their life.
#WalkWithUs - Indigenous Stories
NITV

Cjay's Vines going viral online

Carly 'CeeJay' Wallace has been making some hilarious and witty videos online just for fun for a while now, but her latest video has just reached over 200,000 views!
NITV

IndigenousX celebrates 5 years of amplifying Indigenous voices online

For five years now, IndigenousX has been an invaluable, trusted and powerful platform for the voices of Indigenous people. NITV is having a look at some of the...
NITV

A leader for the next generations: cultural crusader Terri Janke

Living Black takes a look at Terri Janke, providing a rare insight into the mind and motivation behind this amazingly successful woman in both her work and...
NITV

Woman's Way: read stories by 10 Indigenous women

Through the storytelling and languages of 10 diverse First Nations' women, NITV marks International Women's Day from an Indigenous perspective. #IWD2017
NITV

20 inspiring black women who changed Australia

NITV has put together a list of 20 trailblazing Indigenous women who have changed Australia.
NITV

Surfer Otis Carey makes the cover of Tracks, three years after rival mag called him 'apeish'

Indigneous pro surfer makes the cover of Tracks magazine, almost three years after a rival magazine ran an article calling him "ape-ish".
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The World Game
football

How to watch the LIVE football on SBS this week

The LIVE football continues on SBS this week, headlined by the Merseyside derby on Saturday night, with A-League champions Adelaide United also playing host to Perth...
football

Scintillating Sydney FC sweep aside Perth Glory

Fresh off clinching the Premiers' Plate, after Brisbane Roar's win over Melbourne Victory, Sydney FC enhanced their record-breaking season with a 3-0 win over...
football

Merseyside derby headlines Premier League on SBS

SBS's coverage of the Premier League continues - with the Merseyside derby between Liverpool and Everton, and fellow title contenders Tottenham Hotspur,...
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

Postecoglou mulls over Socceroos switch-up

There won't be a change of formation but Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou will be shaking up his team for Tuesday night's 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier against...
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.
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Long Reads
Long Read

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...
Long Read

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...
Feature

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.
Feature

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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