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Strikes 'violation of international norms': Russia

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The US has carried out a cruise missile strike on an airbase in Syria in response to a chemical weapon attack on Syrian civilians.
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'Australia strongly supports' US strike: Turnbull

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has backed the US airstrike on Syria.
news

The fight for public health in a post-truth world

For decades the public has relied on scientists to improve their health and quality of life. But the post-truth world could put paid to all of that.
news

Possible terror links to death of Pakistani man at NSW servo

The NSW Joint Counter Terrorism Team has joined the investigation into the fatal stabbing of a Pakistani man in Queanbeyan after which two teenage boys were arrested.
Long Read

The most famous Aussie you've never heard of?

Millions of adoring fans await her next movie. Advertisers can't get enough. That's life for Wangaratta-born Anne Curtis when she's in the Philippines, but there is...
Television

No SBS on your TV? Get ready for SBS VICELAND HD

SBS and other digital TV channels were moved to new frequencies as the final step in the move to digital-only TV. Here's how to keep watching and find the new SBS...
Sport

WATCH this week's 'The Marngrook Footy Show'

Join Grant Hanson, Gilbert McAdam and an all-star guest list for an Indigenous view of this season's AFL.
Drama

WATCH it now On Demand: 'Only God Forgives'

Rated MA15+. In Thailand, a drug trafficker's icy mother sends him on a mission to avenge his older brother, who was killed for beating an underage prostitute to death...
2017 National Youth Week

Beat it! Watch Mfaume's National Youth Week vid

Born in the Democratic Republic of Congo 18 years ago, Mfaume fled war and spent a large portion of his life in a refugee camp in Malawi before settling in Australia....
Food

What happens when a fast-food junkie visits Japan?

This fresh and funny doc follows fast-food junkie, comedian and and film maker Craig Anderson on an action-packed culinary voyage of discovery to Japan as he learns a...
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Cycling

Are you ready for Paris Roubaix?

Here's a taste of what to expect on Sunday April 9 on SBS Viceland from 2130 (AEST)
Life

Terrorist or hipster – what does a beard mean?

All around us in Western media, young Arabic-looking men with beards equal terrorists. But maybe they're just hipsters.
Movies

TV Movie Guide Highlights: 3-9 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.
Food

What happened on the latest 'The Chefs' Line' ep?

Executive chef Geoff Lindsay from Vietnamese restaurant Dandelion goes up against this week's best home cook.
Life

Comment: PC hasn’t gone mad, the world has

It’s a phrase that's thrown around by politicians and activists, but Helen Razer believes that political correctness is more an amplifier than a red tape.
Movies

Going Full Mendo

An investigation into the rise of Australia's favourite sweaty, smoking, master of scumbags, Ben Mendelsohn.
Welcome to The Chefs’ Line
#TheChefsLine

Culture, heritage and history through food goes next level with the brand-new series The Chefs' Line. Starts 6pm, Monday April 3 on SBS.

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comedy

Struggles this generation's kids will never endure

Sure '90s kids had running water, and access to food and electricity, but they still STRUGGLED compared to kids of today, what with their unlimited texting and instant...
food

Cook 'The Chefs' Line' recipes: Beef phở

This phở is a combination of many tips from family and friends. I use gravy beef – my dad’s touch – for sweetness. The shrimp paste and lemongrass are the X...
Drama

WATCH: 'Anne of Green Gables' reboot

The 2016 PBS version is now streaming On Demand with Martin Sheen as Matthew.
guide

Does binge-watching ruin TV?

Yes, it absolutely does - and no, it doesn’t at all.
topics

Get a second opinion - doctors usually aren’t right the first time

88 per cent of the time, a patient's diagnosis changes at least slightly after they seek a second opinion.
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Life

Yes, your doctor might Google you

It's not just patients who turn to Google - some doctors are using it to find out more about their patients so they can better treat them.
Documentary

Catch up on the first ep of 'Needles and Pins'

Tattoo artist and activist Grace Neutral explores global tattoo scenes. She heads to South Korea to see how younger generations are challenging traditional views.
Long Read

A Fight to Remember: the row over 'comfort women'

When Reverend Bill Crews agreed to offer sanctuary in the grounds of his church to a small bronze statue, he had no idea what he was getting into – that he would...
food

Fructose: friend or foe?

Depending on your activity levels, fructose might be doing you a disservice or giving you a leg up.
guide

SBS’s new Eurovision hosts are…

Myf Warhurst and Joel Creasey are the new Australian hosts of the Eurovision Song Contest 2017.
Documentary

Abandoned: modern-day ruins... and skateboarding

Legendary skateboarder Rick McCrank goes on a journey exploring abandoned places with the people who love them long after the lights have gone out.
#WalkWithUs - Indigenous Stories
Life

We erase people of colour from our myths. Why?

Throughout history, heroic icons such as cowboys, goldminers and valiant ANZAC troops have all been depicted as white, but our origin stories are far more diverse,...
NITV

Burial on country: Indigenous soldier repatriated

Private Miller Mack’s image is iconic - frequently used as a symbol of Indigenous Australians’ important contribution to the ANZAC war effort. Yet for nearly a...
NITV

Leila Gurruwiwi, 10 years on TV

From a painfully shy 19-year-old to one of Australia's favourite sports presenters, Leila Gurruwiwi reflects on a decades worth of presenting quality sports...
NITV

Remains coming home to the Clarence Valley

A repatriation ceremony has been held at the Australian Embassy in Berlin to respectfully acknowledge the unconditional return of three Indigenous ancestral remains.
NITV

Hine-nui-te-pō: Dreaming through design

Indigenous designers to displayed their cultural expression through fashion and design during the 5th annual The Global Indigenous Runway at the weekend.
NITV

Tracey Moffat's "Hell" at the 57th Venice Biennale

Tracey Moffat has launched a preview work titled Hell from her newest exhibition My Horizons prior to the upcoming presentation of her works at the Australia...
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football

How to watch the LIVE football on SBS this week

The LIVE football continues on SBS this week, headlined by Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur both in Premier League action, while A-League champions Adelaide United are...
football

Explainer: How the A-League video ref will work

The A-League's world-leading Video Assistant Referee system will be introduced, starting in Friday's clash between Melbourne City and Adelaide United, and here's...
football

How can Australia actually win the World Cup?

"All our dreams can come true,” said Walt Disney, “If we have the courage to pursue them."
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

Arsenal still just the ticket for Aussies

Arsenal might be in danger of missing out on UEFA Champions League qualification for the first time in 30 years - but that appears unlikely to dampen the...
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
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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...
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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