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Watch now: Season 2 of 'Why Women Kill'

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From the creator of Desperate Housewives, the critically acclaimed hit drama series looks at what hides beneath the surface in a seemingly perfect suburb.

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Australia to allocate 15,000 places for Afghans

Australia will allocate 15,000 humanitarian and family visa places to Afghan nationals over the next four years.

Kids

Kids TV: Little J and Big Cuz all three seasons

Logie Award-winning animated children's series follows the adventures of Indigenous Australian kids Little J and Big Cuz living with their Nanna and Old Dog.

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We embrace difference - find out more about SBS

SBS is committed to giving a voice to all Australians, regardless of gender, geography, age, cultural background or language.

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The birth of modern First Nations protest

Explainer: 150 years of resistance led to the first Day of Mourning in 1938. It was a momentous occasion, and formed the basis for First Nations political movements.

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COVID-19 vaccination info in your language

SBS is committed to informing all Australians about the latest coronavirus developments. News and information about coronavirus (COVID-19) is available in 63 languages.

Movies

Always Was, Always Will Be: First Nations films

Mark the evening of 26 January with a triple bill of films that celebrate First Nations voices.

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Find out how our differences make a difference

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

Sport

How to watch NBA season 2021-22 LIVE

The NBA has returned in what's set to be another blockbuster regular season, and you can watch live action every week on SBS VICELAND and SBS On Demand

Movies

These four spies show how secret agents operate

In the SBS World Movies 'Secrets & Spies' collection, four secret agents get the job done by using their brains, not high-tech gadgets.

Movies

Settle in for some samurai action with these films

Samurai cinema has been a screen staple for decades – but as ever, the really interesting stuff happens at the edges of the genre.

Insight

Getting honest about our relationship with alcohol

OPINION: Wiradjuri/Wolgalu man, former NRL player and boxer, Joe Williams, says the impact of alcohol needs to be brought into the open.

Voices

We don’t have to see our work as a ‘calling’

We are set up to fail before we even begun: the modern job market gives us no choice but to specialise, and so robs us of the full range of life experiences.

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‘Araatika! Rise Up’ explores the power of dance

We spoke to Larissa Behrendt about why the national conversation on cultural celebration is so important. ‘Araatika! Rise Up’ airs on NITV on Wednesday 26 January.

Movies

Paul Verhoeven's trademark excess in 'Black Book'

After he left Hollywood, the provocateur behind ‘Starship Troopers’ and ‘Showgirls’ crafted one of the most transgressive war movies ever made.

COVID-19 and vaccination

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Why Novavax is different to other vaccines

The Novavax COVID-19 vaccine has been provisionally approved by Australia. There are hopes its approval will convince the remaining vaccine-hesitant few to get jabbed.

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Where can I go and what is the travel advice?

It is now possible for people in Australia to travel overseas after nearly two years of closed international borders. Explore the interactive graphic to see the...

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How to report a positive rapid antigen test

States and territories have moved away from PCR COVID-19 tests to rapid antigen tests. Here's what you need to know.

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If my child or I have COVID, when can we get our vaccine or booster shot?

Analysis: Guidance on getting vaccinated after COVID infection is still under consideration.

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How many Australians in hospital with COVID-19?

This interactive graphic shows the COVID-19 hospitalisations in each state and territory, including in ICU, and how vaccination rates have had an impact.

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Why health experts still say to wear a mask

While vaccination remains our first line of defence against COVID-19, especially with the emergence of the Omicron variant, experts say mask wearing remains crucial.

Now at SBS ON DEMAND

Watch: the supernatural thriller ‘Paraiso’

When three 15-year-old girls disappear without a trace, four teenagers take matters into their own hands and discover the girls are being held by something from...

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Kids' series streaming for free at SBS On Demand

Have your kids seen it all? And then re-watched it all? Over and over again? Keep screen time fresh with these fun and inventive shows now streaming or coming...

Documentary

Inside Australia's most brazen art theft: 'Framed'

Marc Fennell investigates an art heist like no other where the only clues are a series of bizarre ransom notes.

Drama

SF8: the Korean equivalent of 'Black Mirror'

This Korean sci-fi anthology series explores themes of artificial intelligence, augmented and virtual reality, superpowers, environmental collapse and more.

Comedy

Catch the popular comedy '2 Days in New York'

A happily married man's sanity is pushed to the limit when his wife's crazed, oversexed French relatives crash their cramped New York apartment.

Movies

No ordinary movie. You won't forget 'The Lobster'.

Yorgos Lanthimos' delightfully black comedy stars Colin Farrell as a newly single man, who has 45 days to find a soulmate, or he'll be turned into an animal.

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Based on a true crime: drama series ‘Dark Woods’

Inspired by a real-life case, unsolved for almost 30 years, ‘Dark Woods’ tracks one cop’s quest to find his sister – or her killer.

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Bros star Matt Goss talks family, masculinity and making new music

The end of the band tore him and Luke apart, but the star of music documentary ‘Bros: After The Screaming Stops’ says they’re tighter than ever now.

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True drama: 'Great Escapes With Morgan Freeman'

From high-security prison breaks to tunnelling out of a war camp, this eight-part series looks at clever, creative and often dangerous escapes.

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‘Alone Denmark’ is the cool change we need this summer

Scorching summer temperatures getting you down? ‘Alone Denmark’ is the perfect cure.

Comedy

39-year-old woman as 14-year-old boy? Meet 'Chad'

This comedy series follows a teenage Persian boy (Saturday Night Live's Nasim Pedrad), as he navigates high school, his mother's dating life, and his cultural...

News

These are the finalists for the 2022 Australian of the Year Awards

This year's finalists feature a diverse group of Australians, from doctors and scientists to athletes, along with volunteers, advocates for the disadvantaged and...

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Top new series in January 2022

Kickstart 2022 in fine form with these top-shelf shows from around the world.

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Supernatural thriller ‘Paraiso’ is ‘Strangers Things’ Spanish cousin

Retro setting? Gang of kids? Pop culture references? Otherworldly menace? It’s all here.

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Watch Ken Burns' new series: 'Muhammad Ali'

Acclaimed filmmaker Ken Burns profiles the life of the heavyweight boxing champion who insisted on being himself unconditionally and became an inspiration to...

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‘Arctic Secrets’ journeys into the remote north

Far from an icy wasteland, the Arctic is an abundant and diverse biome – but climate change is taking its toll.

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