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Football

What the Matildas are really up against in France

Abstract

Let’s be honest, the Matildas have not been labelled 'underdogs' for quite some years now. They have grown as footballers, professionals and as a brand.
News

Who's running in your electorate? Interactive map

Explore Australia’s 151 electorates - including yours - with this interactive map detailing the 1500 candidates stepping up for the 18 May federal election.
News

'I am humbled': Sydney's Tony Costa wins Archibald Prize

Sydney artist Tony Costa has won the 98th Archibald Prize for his portrait of fellow artist Lindy Lee.
Cycling

Kittel ends contract to take break from cycling

German sprinter Marcel Kittel has terminated his contract with Team Katusha by mutual agreement to take a break from cycling, the rider and the team announced on...
Drama

Real-life UFO stories exposed: 'Project Blue Book'

Based on a true story, this acclaimed new drama stars GoT's Aidan Gillen as an astronomer leading top-secret investigations into U.F.O.s in 1950s America.
Drama

New Spanish drama 'The Pier' reinvents female duo

... Thelma & Louise style. And it's all about sex, lies and double lives.
Drama

'A Nazi gets punched' on The Good Fight season 3

In this third season of TV's best legal drama, Diane Lockhart tries to figure out how to resist a crazy administration without going crazy herself.
Announcement

Find out how our differences make a difference

SBS encourages all Australians to embrace and celebrate a world of difference. Why? Watch this video.
Drama

Russian blend of ‘Breaking Bad’ and ‘Happy Valley’

With 'An Ordinary Woman', Russia joins Belgium, Germany, France, Poland and of course, all of Scandinavia, in the binge-worthy TV drama series business.
#Eurovision

Saturday: relive 'Eurovision - Australia Decides'

Start Eurovision Song Contest week right, by going back to where it all began, on SBS this Saturday.
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Movies

NEW free-to-air movie channel: SBS World Movies

SBS World Movies free-to-air channel will bring world cinema to all Australians, all-day, every day, from July 1.
Food

What to watch this week on SBS Food

From comforting Japanese hot pot to cauliflower pizza and oodles of noodles, SBS Food has something to suit everyone’s taste, every day on Channel 33.
Documentary

Sex writer on female sexuality: watch 'Slutever'

Sex writer Karley Sciortino looks up, down, and inside to find answers that challenge outdated notions of female sexuality, gender, and love.
Movies

Watch 'The Fifth Element'

For ex-Marine Korben Dallas, life has become tediously repetitive. But little does Korben know, a great extra-terrestrial Evil has teamed up with Zorg...
News

What we learned from the third and final leaders' debate

There was no pool of undecided voters to judge who won the last debate between Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten, but both leaders landed blows on their opponents.
Announcement

Be a contestant on Mastermind Australia

Apply now to be a contestant on Mastermind, the legendary and iconic quiz show that is renowned for setting the toughest questions on television.
Join the audience of 'Mastermind Australia'

The legendary game show is returning to our screens. Here's your chance to have a ringside seat.

Register here
#Eurovision

Kate Miller-Heidke's Eurovision dress rehearsal

This is not a drill: Kate Miller-Heidke will be airborne at the Eurovision Song Contest.
Food

How to make sure your cake will rise

You may never feel disappointed at having baked a course textured cake again.
Documentary

Top 5 lost treasures of World War II

It wasn't just the biggest conflict the world has ever seen. For some, sadly, it was a business opportunity. Fabulous treasures that fell to the deft fingers of...
Drama

Britain under Nazi occupation: watch new 'SS-GB'

History is turned on its head in this gripping series adapted from Len Deighton's bestselling thriller, as 1940s Britain struggles to adjust to life under Nazi...
Documentary

Are alternative remedies a myth? New series soon

Australians pitch their natural remedies to a panel of medical experts for consideration in ‘Medicine or Myth?’.
Drama

A cop faces his demons to solve a case in 'Raven'

Adam Kruk (Raven), an investigative police officer, is called to work on a smuggling case in the village where he grew up in the north of Poland. At the same time...
Football

How to watch the FIFA Women's World Cup LIVE

Watch every second of Matildas action in France, plus the opening match, quarter-finals, semi-finals and the final all LIVE, FREE and in HD on SBS.
Movies

Team America: South Park creators vs War on Terror

South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone's hilarious satire about an elite police force who recruit a Broadway actor to infiltrate a terrorist network.
6pm Weeknights

Mastermind: 4 contestants, 3 minutes, major nerves

SBS’s new quiz show continues a 47-year tradition of tense moments, obscure special subjects and THAT black chair.
Comedy

Brooklyn Nine-Nine: latest episodes fast-tracked

In this new episode, Charles brings Jake into a case when a therapist reports one of his patients missing. Holt finds out Rosa has a new girlfriend that everyone...
Documentary

Dr Michael Mosley's Reset - made in Australia

How much healthier could Australia be? Dr Michael Mosley looks at the practical steps to address the growing trends of preventable chronic illnesses.
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NITV

Briggs skewers white privilege in ‘Life is Incredible’

The song is his first solo track in four years and comes with a strong message for Australia.
NITV

Who Killed Malcolm Smith?

A heart breaking, award winning film written and presented by Richard Frankland, which tells the story of Malcolm Smith, an Aboriginal man who died while in...
News

Suspicious injury: seeking justice for jailed man

Patrick Cumaiyi has been imprisoned for three years after pleading guilty to several charges, including assaulting two officers. But records indicate he was a...
NITV

Aboriginal trackers celebrated by the South Australian Police

The South Australia Police have used their annual Foundation Day to recognise and celebrate the unique contribution Aboriginal trackers made to the force since...
NITV

OPINION: When will Australia be ready for Voice, Treaty, Truth?

OPINION: Australia has been described as the most harmonious multicultural nation in the world, but how will it respond to First Nations calls for Voice, Treaty,...
NITV

Barunga festival announces music line up for 2019

This year Barunga's music stage will host three-generations of Gambaynggirr musicians, as well as a guest artist from Taiwan.
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Drama

All three seasons of Borgen now at SBS On Demand

The beloved Danish drama, following the intricate and complicated lives of politicians, media spinners and reporters, is now available in full on SBS On Demand.
Current Affairs

China’s 'horrifying' surveillance system - global?

When Human Rights Watch uncovered China’s new mass surveillance program used to target ethnic minorities, their “hearts stopped”. And just whose hands this...
Documentary

Why are we so fascinated with stories of cults?

Cult leaders often share certain traits like narcissism or sociopathic behaviour. Many, haunted by their past, are trying to prove something.
Guide

What’s leaving SBS On Demand in May

Clear your calendar. Here’s your last chance to catch shows like ‘Muslims Like Us Australia’, ‘Hunting Aotearoa’, ‘Queen Victoria And Her Children’ and seasons 1...
Documentary

The original: watch '7 Up'

The first of a series of documentaries that have followed the lives of fourteen British children since 1964, when they were seven years old.
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