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'World's first hijab-wearing, Muslim ballerina'

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Stephanie Kurlow, 14, a young woman from Sydney dreams of being the world’s first professional hijab wearing ballerina. She overcomes the negative comments of twitter trolls through her passion and dedication to dance

News

Brussels suspect admits to being 'man in the hat'

Mohamed Abrini admits to being the "man in the hat" seen with two suicide bombers at Brussels airport on March 22, Belgium's federal prosecutor says.

News

Austria plans to seize Hitler house

The Austrian government plans to seize the house where Adolf Hitler was born to prevent it falling into neo-Nazi hands.

News

Child's body found in Melbourne creek

Homicide squad officers believe they have found the body of a Melbourne toddler who went missing on Saturday.

Movies

'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story' trailer - watch now

Disney has released the first trailer for "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story", a fully-fledged new tale from the Star Wars universe.

Football

Roar rue profligacy, Adelaide win Premiers' Plate

Brisbane Roar were left to rue their profligacy which gave Adealaide United the Premiers' Plate after a goalless draw with Melbourne Victory.

Drama

Watch Vikings episode 7: trouble for King Ecbert

King Ecbert's ambitions are uncovered as he schemes to gain the crown of Mercia, meanwhile, Harbard, the mysterious wanderer, is back and causes a stir.

Competition

Have your say on SBS programs and you could win

Join SBS’s exclusive online community for your chance to win 1 of 10 $50 Coles Myer vouchers.

Feature

On International Romani Day: read about 'Gypsies'

Hear the stories of Australia's Romani gypsies and you might even be inspired to hit the road.

Cycling

Paris-Roubaix this weekend: cycling's best race?

In a first, Paris-Roubaix will be shown LIVE from start to finish. Get in the mood with this teaser for the race to be held on Sunday 10 April.

Life

Is manspreading actually... sexy?

A study suggests people find expansive, space-consuming postures more romantically attractive.

Food

We're facing a future without our favourite banana

Bananas are loved across the world, but the humble Cavendish is facing a grave future – and there’s no likely cure.

7 Apr 2016

Listen: secret I couldn't tell at Liverpool Boys

Follow Luke Carman's journey to enlightenment as he navigates his way through young adulthood and one particularly crass neighbour.

ANNOUNCEMENT

SBS wants YOU for an exciting new series

SBS wants you to shed your inhibitions for an experimental new matchmaking series, Undressed.

Cycling

Saying ‘yes’ to a bicycle ride that scares you

"Come! It’ll be fun!” says your mate. “OK!” you say out loud. “What was I thinking?” says your internal monologue a number of seconds later.

Food

Win a 15-day Scandinavian cruise for two

To celebrate Destination Flavour Scandinavia, SBS and Viking Cruises are giving you the chance to win a trip worth $39,800. The 15-day cruise visits 8 countries.

topics

Why you can stop pretending skim milk is palatable

Growing body of research reaffirms discovery which can only be described as good news for people pretending to enjoy their morning skim latte.

topics

Lightsabers far more lethal than Lucas envisioned

While theoretically possible, these weapons would likely be the most dangerous ever created.

Life

How long does sex normally last?

Health Check: What's normal when it comes to sex? We examine the long and the short of it.

Food

Win a Heston experience in Melbourne

Win one of four very Heston gastronomic trips.

News

What your child's writing hand says about them

We now know that a child’s handedness says something about the organisation and function of their brain.

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