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Your weekend On Demand binge: The Handmaid's Tale

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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 Demand, and is available to stream in full now.
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US warns against 'staggering' press leaks

Jeff Sessions says four people have been charged with 'unlawfully disclosing' classified material or concealing contacts with federal officers.
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Venezuela's new legislative body opens

Despite condemnation from its neighbours, the US and the EU, Venezuela has inaugurated its new legislative superbody.
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US unveils tough new UN sanctions on North Korea

The UN Security Council is set to vote on fresh sanctions targeting North Korea, including a ban on exports of coal and other materials.
Movies

Popular On Demand: The Monkey King 2

When a travelling monk is stranded in a wasteland, The Monkey King must escort him across the land to retrieve sacred scriptures and protect him from an evil demon....
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Matildas win Tournament of Nations with demolition of Brazil

Australia has won the inaugural Tournament of Nations, beating Brazil 6-1 on Friday to claim the four-team round robin women's football event.
Drama

Watch new Canadian crime series 'Cardinal' in full

The body of a missing young girl is found in winter in a disused mineshaft in Ontario. John Cardinal and Lise Delorme investigate what transpired.
Drama

No more waiting for The Good Fight! It's On Demand

Watch the first two episodes of The Good Fight, from the creators of the multi-award winning The Good Fight which picks up just one year after the events of the final...
Drama

Crime Time! Farang: Swede thriller set in Thailand

Farang is a thrilling new series about love, betrayal and the complicated ties that bind a father with his daughter. Swede Rickard lives a secluded life in semi...
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You’ve never seen an interview with a world leader like this before

Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau joins a landmark conversation about marijuana legalisation.
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Drama

What's the latest in 'Versailles' palace intrigue?

Princess Palatine gets a cold reception in the bed of her new husband Philippe following their marriage celebration. Meanwhile, young Sophie learns her destiny lies in...
Entertainment

Samantha Bee finds some serious Trump fans in Iraq

Welcome to “Samantha Bee’s First (And Probably Last Ever) Trump-Positive Field Piece”.
food

This cat is showing off everything we love about Japan

Can't. Even. Cope. Adordability factor through the roof.
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Once huge stars, they're now best known as Batman villains

It's been 50 years. It's understandable that you might not know who all of the actors were - but they were household names in 1966.
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Youth Homelessness linked to mental health

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Gourmet Farmer is back. First episode right here

After selling his original Puggle Farm, Matthew Evans moves his family to the much larger Fat Pig Farm, where he has a dream to build a farm-to-table restaurant...
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

Outlander's not in Scotland anymore

Life in Paris is not without its trials as Jamie struggles to triumph over the traumas of his past. A fortunate meeting with Jacobite leader Prince Charles presents...
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Love behind bars: What it's like to still love your husband even after he becomes a prisoner

When Martine Burke* got married almost a decade ago, she didn’t count on her husband’s prison sentence being part of the deal. Now, a single parent to three young...
food

Seven days, one ration pack, a few humbling truths

After eating the same rations as a Syrian refugee living in Jordan, here's what my humbling reality check looked like.
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.
Movies

Popular On Demand: Tiny Furniture

22-year-old Aura returns home to her mother’s NYC loft with a useless film theory degree, a boyfriend who’s left her to find himself, a dying hamster, and her...
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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.
news

Census 2016: 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 2016: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population 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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Shock and grief after singer Dr G Yunupingu dies

Iconic Australian singer Dr G Yunupingu has died in a Darwin hospital at age 46. For cultural reasons his full name and images of the late artist are not being published.
NITV

Rallies across the country call for justice for Elijah Doughty

Rallies and vigils around the country are being held this week to call for justice for 14-year-old Elijah Doughty
NITV

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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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...
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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...
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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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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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