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Look Me In The Eye begins tonight 8:30pm on SBS

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Preview new series Look Me In The Eye, starting this Wednesday September 6 at 8:30pm on SBS.
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'Look Me In The Eye' for Ray: sceptic to believer

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We literally gave everything we had: Mooy

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Australia's Advertising Standards Bureau (ASB) will investigate complaints made about an 'insensitive' lamb campaign that has angered the religious community.
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SEX, WAR, ROBOTS. Watch this at SBS On Demand.

Discover the parallel developments in the industries of sex and war, narrated by The Feed's Marc Fennell, Jeannette Francis and Patrick Abboud.
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The Good Fight: watch the latest episode

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Two full seasons: get into Arctic sci-fi Fortitude

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Watch the US Open 2017 on SBS

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Watch Venus Williams v Petra Kvitova highlights

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Watch Sam Querrey v Kevin Anderson highlights

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Latest news and video from the US Open

From the wires: up-to-date video and news reports from multiple sources at the US Open.
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Game. Set. Lunch! Having a great meal in Queens

Make like the stars and explore great lunch service in Queens.
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Supernatural series Halfworlds: two full seasons

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A double murder. Two stories. Read them together.

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Why we’ve just seen a gamechanger on North Korea

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Fair Game: Heritier Lumumba once was Harry O'Brien

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Spying On The Royals: Windsors, scandal and the US

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#WalkWithUs - Indigenous Stories
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Spirit Walker finds love on journey for justice

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Cannibals and Savages: The Power of Colonial Storytelling

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Raising Warriors: Indigenous storytelling in modern parenting

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K'gari: how fake news named Fraser Island in 1836

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Census 2016: The communities where five languages are common

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Census 2016: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population growing

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People power at the Ponderosa

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'We are in danger' - refugees stuck in Indonesia

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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?

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