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SBS On Demand features a number of groundbreaking and moving shows capturing refugee stories throughout the week.
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Citizenship changes: Migrants dragged into debate

Labor MPs have unanimously rejected the Turnbull government's citizenship law changes, with ministers accusing the opposition of undermining security.
news

Syrian teen pianist lives out his 'dream'

Mark Antonio Bonja was invited to perform in Parliament House to mark World Refugee Day.
news

EU court denounces Russia 'gay propaganda' law

Russia is set to appeal against a European court ruling on 'gay propaganda' in Russia, according to Tass Russian News Agency.
Drama

Crack open 'The Team': gripping TV crime thriller

Elite investigators from Belgium, Denmark and Germany join forces to probe a string of murders in this gripping European crime thriller. Are the killings random, or...
Current Affairs

ICYM Dateline: Mums Selling Their Kids For Sex

Filipino kids as young as 7 are being sexually abused by their parents and sold for sex to paedophiles from the West. We follow an undercover team trying to infiltrate...
Current Affairs

This week's Insight: Critical Care

Why are rates of mental illness so high among junior doctors and nurses?
Drama

Leaving SBS On Demand soon: Arbitrage

When we first meet New York hedge-fund magnate Robert Miller (Richard Gere) on the eve of his 60th birthday, he appears the very portrait of success in American...
Documentary

Take another Great British Railway Journey

Armed with his Bradshaw’s guide, Michael Portillo continues his journey through southern Scotland. He celebrates Victorian iron and steel in Motherwell and admires one...
Current Affairs

New tech worsening online child exploitation

Ease of access to technologies such as live streaming is increasing the production and spread of child exploitation material online.
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The forgotten frontline: Is Australia doing enough for the Afghans who helped our troops?

As the Australian government again commits more troops to Afghanistan, former Afghan interpreters to the Australian Defence Force, who are now resettled in Australia,...
food

It's Japan week on The Chefs' Line

Four home cooks with a passion for Japanese cuisine battle it out with the chefs' line from Sydney restaurant Sokyo. Apprentice chef Rebecca goes up against the...
Announcement

Join The Exchange - you could win a $100 gift card

Join SBS’s exclusive community, The Exchange, have your say on SBS programs and help us shape our channels and platforms for your chance to win 1 of 10 $100 gift...
comedy

ICYMI: 'The Family Law' season 2 opener

New years mark new beginnings, but new beginnings aren’t always pain free – as a newly brace-faced Benjamin is discovering. Post-divorce, Danny seems to be a huge...
food

Japan's meat cakes are pretty impressive

One for the serious carnivores out there...
Your Language

Labor decides to oppose citizenship changes

Labor caucus met in Canberra this morning and has decided to vote against the proposed citizenship law in its current form.
The Young Pope

Get hooked on the critically acclaimed series created and directed by Paolo Sorrentino. Starring Jude Law and Diane Keaton, binge the complete season now at SBS On Demand.

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Documentary

Fast-tracked: Oliver Stone's The Putin Interviews

Oscar-winning writer-director Oliver Stone conducts revealing interviews with Vladimir Putin, who has never before spoken at length to a Western interviewer.
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Welcome to Tatiana Maslany’s acting master class

With every character she plays, the 'Orphan Black' star changes the pulse on set.
Life

Homeless deserve more than shipping containers

"People who are homeless have a right to normal housing, and indeed despite myths, they have an aspiration for the same basic standards of living as anyone else.”
Drama

Thicker Than Water - two full seasons from Sweden

Binge on the complete season of this atmospheric, island-set Swedish drama about three siblings confronting dark family secrets.
Long Read

The end of 'gay panic'

Until March this year, “homosexual advance” was considered a defence against murder in Queensland. After a successful campaign to end that, there is still one...
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I'm Your Man - Aussie boxing legends
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Fight for Australia's boxing legends: I'm Your Man

Innovative SBS project I’m Your Man explores the diverse history of some of Australia’s best-known boxing legends. Enter the ring and fight alongside the boxers.
Documentary

Watch Stories From Home: Billy Dib

The life (so far) of boxer Billy Dib, documented in the lead up to Australia Day 2016 by SBS.
Feature

BAM BAM: the story of female fighter Bianca Elmir

A Muslim woman who backs gay rights. A bare-shouldered boxer, head uncovered, beside hijab-wearing relatives. “I’m different,” she says. "I'm different!"...
Life

Inside the ring: real-life professional boxing

"To map Australia’s boxing legacy is to also map the history of some of our country's most socio-economically disadvantaged. To these men boxing is not just a...
NITV

A round or two for a pound or two: The touring tent boxing circuses

For years, young Indigenous boxers fought in 'a round or two for a pound or two', touring tent boxing circuses. Legendary talents were born under these tents such...
news

Melbourne gym inspiring next generation of Indigenous boxers

Offering free boxing lessons for Indigenous children every week, the program has attracted descendants of Aboriginal boxing legends such as Lionel Rose and...
#WalkWithUs - Indigenous Stories
NITV

4-year-old sings in language to protect sacred site

This 4-year-old Adnyamathanha girl is using her culture to help save sacred spot, Yungapunganah, from being turned into a nuclear waste site.
NITV

True to form, Samantha Harris slays Fashion Week 2017

The city of Sydney is doused in frills, heels and florals for Fashion Week 2017, and yesterday, major model and celebrity, Samantha Harris stole the show.
NITV

Essendon’s Fantasia says everyone wants to be like Eddie

Essendon forward Orazio Fantasia grew up idolising Adelaide Crows champion Andrew McLeod, but it’s another Indigenous star who he says everyone wants to be like.
NITV

Aboriginal VET Cadet: young Dhungutti woman climbs aboard Transport for NSW

Read about Brittini Cameron's career trajectory as she secured a VET Cadet role with Transport for NSW, which gave her the stability and long-term prospects a new...
NITV

Black is the New White gives the comedy of manners an irreverent makeover

Sparks fly as families come together for the Christmas dinner in Nakkiah Lui’s Black is the New White. Prudence Upton Huw Griffiths, University of Sydney
NITV

'Race played a huge factor and that evidence was ignored': Inside the Kevin Henry case

The Point spoke with lawyer, human rights advocate and prisoner rights campaigner Martin Hodgson who is supporting Goreng Goreng man Kevin Henry who for 25 years...
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People power at the Ponderosa

Take 24 single people from diverse backgrounds. Add poverty, disabilities and old age, then house them among drug dealers and creeping mould. A recipe for chaos? Not...
Long Read

Men down: why did James from Hobart die in Wales?

In July 2013 three young, fit soldiers died on a Welsh mountain during an SAS selection march. Among them was Tasmanian-raised James Dunsby, who had served with...
Long Read

Erwin's century: sculptor stuns critics at 101

Picture a sculptor working in a Melbourne warehouse. Do you picture a 101-year-old? Awestruck critics say Erwin Fabian's art is becoming more lyrical as his epic...
Long Read

India's Great Lord and his Great Australian Dream

An island-owning, multimillionaire yoga guru known as Swami Ramdev is one of India’s most influential people. The right-wing nationalist Hindu televangelist...
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...
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