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Voice of the 'silent majority'?

Abstract

Concetta Fierravanti-Wells has become perhaps the Liberal Party’s most vocal spokesperson for conservative multicultural views.
News

Obama knocks anti-Muslim rhetoric

US President Barack Obama has delivered his final State of the Union address.
News

Daniel Snedden indicted in Croatia for war crimes

Dragan Vasiljkovic, also known as Daniel Snedden, could soon face a war crimes trial after Croatian prosecutors issued an indictment.
News

Wollongong Uni accepts anti-vaccination thesis

Wollongong University says ‘freedom of opinion’ and an international-standard examination led to its acceptance of the thesis.
Science

Have gravitational waves been sighted?

Data is still being analysed, but excitement is high for potentially confirming the last piece of Einstein's general relativity
Football

FIFA sack general secretary

Jerome Valcke has been sacked from his position as FIFA secretary general, world football's governing body has confirmed.
Life

Potatoes and pregnancy: The newly found link

Researchers in America have discovered a link between potato consumption and gestational diabetes.
Guide

Why we love to be tortured by bleak drama series

The Missing continues tonight, 9.30pm on SBS.
Movies

Watch 'Melancholia' and more

Here's what's screening on SBS, SBS 2, NITV and at On Demand, this week 11-17 January.
News

The Last Train: Dean and Chloe

Multimedia photo essay: Meet two homeless young Australians who ride the trains all night and are expecting their first child.
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Drama

'School talent shows are a fabulous hell'

Benjamin Law's The Family Law starts this Thursday, 8.30pm on SBS.
Comedy

The extreme sport of being a woman on the Internet

Just recently Backburner writer and comedian Deirdre Fidge faced online harassment and trolling so fiercely she was forced to delete her social profiles.
NITV

DiCaprio dedicates Globe to Indigenous peoples

Leonardo DiCaprio has used the Golden Globes as a platform to pay tribute to First Nations people and push for Indigenous rights.
Sexuality

Grindr has a new owner

Grindr’s new owner is a 38-year-old Chinese gaming billionaire, and he’s straight.
Drama

Watch online: The Returned episode 3

Season Two of The Returned.
Sexuality

Why actresses matter so much to gay men

What is it about actresses portraying put-upon mothers and women on the verge of nervous breakdowns that strikes a chord with gay men?
LONGREADS
Feature

Autism: A different way of thinking

Many people with Asperger's syndrome or autism now embrace their condition. They seek respect for 'neurodiversity', not a cure.
Feature

Life in a children's jail: 'Boys behind bars'

It’s a childhood spent without social media, coveting shampoo and spray-on deodorant. How do kids growing up in juvenile detention see their futures?
Radio

40 books from around the world

To celebrate 40 years on the air, SBS Radio, the world’s most multilingual broadcaster, has put together a unique list of world literature.
Feature

Brick by Brick: A comic from the EU refugee crisis

"Is this really Europe?" Sam Wallman dispatches a comic from Eastern Europe's border camps.
Feature

Parwinder's last words: 'Please cover my body'

Seven years after she came to Australia from a remote village in India, Parwinder Kaur lay dying in her front yard.
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