A continuously updated weather report, bringing viewers the latest weather conditions from around Australia, and featuring a selection of quality music.

News via satellite from NHK Tokyo, in Japanese, no subtitles.

News via satellite from ATV Hong Kong, in Cantonese, no subtitles.

News via satellite from CCTV Beijing, in Mandarin, no subtitles.

Weekly news bulletin from ABS-CBN Manila, in Tagalog, no subtitles.

Update of all the overnight action. (Sport)

News via satellite from RAI Rome, in Italian, no subtitles.

News via satellite from DW Berlin, in German, no subtitles.

News via satellite from RTVE Madrid, in Spanish, no subtitles.

News via satellite from FR2 Paris, in French, no subtitles.

News via satellite from NTV Moscow, in Russian, no subtitles.

News via satellite from ERT Athens, in Greek, no subtitles.

News via satellite from DRTV Dubai, in Arabic, no subtitles.

News via satellite from TVRI Jakarta, in Indonesian, no subtitles.

News via satellite from TRT Turkey, in Turkish, no subtitles.

Market Update - Day

Tonight Maeve O'Meara and Joanna Savill continue to explore the best food and produce Australia has to offer. Join Maeve with Tassie baker Chris Jackman and a walnut loaf that will make your mouth water. Maeve also visits a Tasmanian walnut farm and helps in the harvest using a big rubber hammer. It's sweeter and more tender than lamb and grazes on wild forest herbs; it's succulent baby goat meat from western NSW and Joanna tries it tandoori and Moroccan style at a heritage inn in Yass, NSW. Giggle with Adelaide's happiest chef - Pang Ming Chui and enjoy a guest appearance from the iconic Cheong Liew and be a guest, with Joanna, at an enormous Turkish community banquet in Melbourne. (An SBS Production, in English) (Documentary Series) (Rpt) G CC WS

In an orphanage in the Chinese province of Xinjiang, children study tightrope walking. The children are Uighurs, the largest Muslim minority in China. Fearing the Uighurs' separatist movement, China rules with an iron fist in Xinjiang. Youngsters are forbidden to profess their religion, and the regime jumps at every opportunity to glorify the unity of China. Walking the tightrope is an age-old Uyghur tradition, and their feats are spectacular. The children look up to their coach, but his intentions are dubious. After nine months of intense training, most children are told they have failed, and will not be able to continue the course. (From Norway, in Uighur, Mandarin, English subtitles) (Documentary) (Rpt) PG WS

Lost Worlds: John Hunter is an archaeology professor at Birmingham University. In his spare time he exhumes bodies for the police. He is driven by a deep empathy for the families of victims, who cannot find rest until their loved ones' bodies are returned to them. His training in archaeology gives him the ideal grounding in recreating past events based on the evidence of the dead. Mark Green is an art lecturer who has been missing for six months. His body has been dismembered and buried in a garden, and this is Hunter's first exhumation. His findings on the nature of how the grave was made reveals it was done in a calculated manner, leading to a life sentence for the perpetrator. (From the UK, in English) (Documentary) (Rpt) PG WS

First year students have more than just their university studies to manage as they'll do whatever it takes to get the edge over their competition. For Toby, attempting a triple degree while maintaining his political party commitments are part of his life plan. Japanese masters student Tsuyoshi is initially over the moon to be in Australia, but soon finds the whole experience overwhelming. And full-fee paying international student, Alejandra, feels one step behind her local classmates as she contemplates failure, disgrace or the loss of her family's dream for a better life for her through education. (From Australia, in English, and Chinese, English subtitles) (Documentary Series) (Part 3) (Rpt) PG CC WS

From PBS bureaux in Miami and New York.

News via satellite from DW Berlin, in English. CC

A news breaking current affairs program from the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) in the United States, presented by Jim Lehrer from Washington. CC

Market Update - Evening

Highlights from Stage 18: Bourg-d'Oisans to Saint-Étienne. (Sport)

Up-to-date reports and analysis of the major national and international news stories of the day in Australia's only world news service with Anton Enus and Janice Petersen. (An SBS Production) CC WS

(From the UK, in English) (Documentary Series)

As It Happened: In the summer of 2003 two sets of remains were found in a field just outside the town of Soissons in Northern France. They were uncovered by a French archaeologist during a routine land survey. From personal effects found with the remains it was presumed that they were the remains of American soldiers who had fought during World War I. The remains were turned to over to a unique unit of the American military, the Joint Prisoner of War / Missing in Action Accounting Command (JPAC). From their base in Hawaii, their mission is to search for, identify and bring home all missing American servicemen from all previous conflicts. (From the UK, in English) (Documentary Series) PG (A)

Up-to-date reports and analysis of the major national and international news stories of the day in Australia's only world news service. (An SBS Production) CC WS

Market Update - Night

Live coverage from Stage 10: Roanne to Montluçon. (Sport)