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Federal minister Matt Canavan resigns from ministry to clarify dual citizenship

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Federal Resources Minister Matt Canavan has resigned from the frontbench to check whether he holds dual Italian-Australian citizenship.
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Ram Nath Kovind sworn in as India's president

Ram Nath Kovind will be sworn in as India's president, becoming just the second leader from the oppressed Dalit community to be elected head of state.
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Sikh family fights for son to wear turban at Christian school

The father of a Sikh boy has launched legal action against a Melbourne Christian college that he claims will not let his son wear a turban to school.
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Can you handle it? 'Outlander' season 2 is coming to SBS

Can Jamie and Claire change the future? They’re sure going to try.
Drama

Watch The Handmaid's Tale at SBS On Demand in full

The Handmaid’s Tale has been hailed as the TV series of 2017. This critically acclaimed 10-part dystopian drama has made its Australian debut exclusively on SBS On...
Cycling

How to cope now the Tour de France is over

Feeling empty and lifeless? Are your sleep patterns disturbed? Wondering why Matt and Robbie aren’t talking to you any more? You’re suffering from Post-Tour Syndrome....
Documentary

'We don't need a map'

Filmmaker Warwick Thornton investigates our relationship to the Southern Cross, in this fun and thought-provoking ride through Australia's cultural and political...
Drama

Like Nordic noir? Breaking Bad? This is for you

Nordic Noir goes underground in the Breaking Bad-style surgery thriller Valkyrien, now showing at SBS On Demand.
Documentary

Welcome to Jungletown: is it a cult or a paradise?

In the depths of the Panamanian jungle, an American entrepreneur and hundreds of young people are building the "world's most sustainable modern town."
football

Can Mooy live up to hype in the Premier League?

It seemed like a harmless request when I asked the Western Sydney Wanderers media officer for an interview with Aaron Mooy after training at Parramatta Stadium in 2012.
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Is The Batusi the best fad dance ever?

“You shake a pretty mean cape, Batman.”
Cycling

Sky team tactics earn winless Froome a fourth Tour title

It would seem the cycling world spent much of the season questioning the form of Chris Froome and whether he would claim a fourth Tour de France title.
Movie

Critical acclaim: 'The Wrestler' at SBS On Demand

Mickey Rourke gives the performance of a lifetime as a former pro Wrestler now paying the price for twenty years of grueling punishment in and out of the ring.
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Love 'The Handmaid's Tale'? Here's 9 incredible feminist dystopian thrillers to read next

'The Handmaid's Tale' is now available on SBS On Demand, but if you've binged through it all and are hanging out for more feminist dystopian thriller goodness,...
Movies

What's leaving SBS On Demand this month: July 2017

We say goodbye to some great movies this month. Catch them while you can.
Drama

Versailles season 2 episode 1 is at SBS On Demand

Sex, spying and political intrigue - Versailles focuses on the coming of age of King Louis XIV as he evolves into a 17th century rock star monarch.
Census Explorer - How your Australia is changing

The Census Explorer is an interactive tool that lets you go behind the statistics to uncover a rich, visual portrait of who we are.

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Drama

Cardinal: watch the new crime thriller from Canada

In this atmospheric thriller, demoted Detective John Cardinal is brought back into Homicide when the hunch he wouldn’t let go is proven correct.
food

Don't make these 10 common baking mistakes

Uneven cookies, domed cake tops and meringue failure will soon be history.
Life

Tour de France legs: cyclists and bulging veins

Comically large veins are just one of the unexpected side effects of being a professional cyclist.
Entertainment

Batman! Back on TV: the original at SBS On Demand

Holy revival! Enjoy the camp adventure of the best Batman played by the late great Adam West, with Burt Ward as his dutiful Boy Wonder Robin.
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Why is violence more acceptable than sex and nudity in TV shows and movies?

It appears acts of the erotic kind can be harder to swallow on screen than the gruesome.
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Census Explorer: Today's Australia
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Census Explorer: see the stats and how you compare

The Census Explorer is an interactive tool that lets you go behind the statistics to uncover a rich, visual portrait of who we are, where we live, where we come from,...
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How diverse is your suburb?

This interactive tool uses the official Census data to compare diversity in your suburb with others around Australia.
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Census reveals the new 'typical' Australian

The 'typical Australian' has been identified, providing the first glimpse into the data produced by the 2016 Census.
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Five ways Australia is getting more diverse

Diversity in the Australian community is flourishing, according to fresh Census data.
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The communities where five languages are common

Australia's language diversity hotspots, where five different languages are common in a single small area, have been revealed by new Census data.
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Census shows Indigenous population is growing

The first results of the 2016 Census show the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population has grown by 18 per cent in the past five years.
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#WalkWithUs - Indigenous Stories
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'We're still not being taken seriously', says community after Elijah verdict

Plans to provide more resources after Teenager's death, with Kalgoorlie Indigenous community saying they are not being heard.
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Family of Aboriginal man who died in custody call for justice

It took less than a week for Indigenous Man, Eric James Whittaker to die in prison. Today, his family and friends marched to NSW Parliament House demanding reform.
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Uncover real Australia through an Indigenous lens

Do you really know Australia’s story?
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The Point: current affairs, Indigenous perspective

Join us for considered analysis, agenda-setting interviews and a distinctive Indigenous approach that investigates cultural, political and social issues from a...
NITV

The Life Code: A Sky Full of Secrets

The way our ancestors passed on knowledge was through a very sophisticated code and the Yalanji word for this is Ngujakura; our Lore and it’s The Life Code of the...
Movies

'Yolngu Boy' - watch the full movie on demand

A coming-of-age story of three Aboriginal boys in Arnhem Land who inhabit two cultures at once - that of North-East Arnhem Land and also western culture.
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'We are in danger' - refugees stuck in Indonesia

Many fled violence, losing family or friends. Now they’re stuck in Indonesia, dreaming of a rare ticket to Australia, New Zealand or the US – even looking up to Donald...
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Is change coming to China? 'My country, my people'

“It was a very serious interrogation.” Detained at a Chinese airport on his way home to Australia, activist Dr Chongyi Feng faced possible imprisonment.
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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?...
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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...
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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...
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