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'A really long night': Firefighters urge vigilance

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A firefighter has suffered a fractured arm and suspected fractured ribs while battling a bushfire that came dangerously close to homes on Sydney's upper north shore.

News

How perinatal depression can affect new dads

This week marks Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Awareness Week, with health experts in Australia calling for more awareness of how it affects both men and women. Here,...

News

Protecting yourself in 'catastrophic' fire danger

Sydney is facing catastrophic fire conditions for the first time since the current fire ratings were introduced in 2009.

Voices

'OK Boomer' - doesn't apply to all baby boomers

Most new immigrants to this country, regardless of when they arrived here don’t neatly fit into the “Gen” labels.

Comedy

‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ is returning to SBS in 2020

Great news, B99 fans! Your favourite precinct’s detectives are returning to TV early 2020, moving from SBS VICELAND to SBS.

Drama

Watch 'Years and Years' on SBS and SBS On Demand

It's the most talked about show of 2019, and it began on SBS and SBS On Demand last week.

Movies

TV Movie Guide Highlights - showing 11-17 November

When it comes to movies, there's something for everybody on SBS, SBS VICELAND, NITV and SBS On Demand. Find out what's screening where and when.

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

'The Red Line' is top US drama with ER's Noah Wyle

Produced by Ava DuVernay, this new drama series follows three families whose lives intersect after an innocent African American doctor was shot by a white cop.

Guide

Five reasons the French are so good at crime dramas

The gripping story of a kidnapping that still has repercussions for a wealthy family 25 years later, The Red Shadows is a great example of why French crime drama is so...

Guide

I would buy anything Kirsten Dunst sells me

Writer Stephanie Anderson is no fan of the pyramid scheme. But thanks to a decades-long infatuation with every role played by Kirsten Dunst, she may just be persuaded....

Comedy

How to get Jacinda Ardern's fiancé as a guest star

On Wellington Paranormal, something fishy is going on in season 2. And how did they get New Zealand's 'First Man' Clarke Gayford on the show?

News

Winners of 2019 SBS National Languages Competition

The winners of the 2019 SBS National Languages Competition have been announced and honoured at a ceremony in Sydney.

News

Man finds special note from firies who saved home

The mid-north coast man returned home to find a heartwarming note from the firies who saved his home - and helped themselves to a well-deserved glass of milk...

Guide

A 90s kid's guide to seeing formative years on TV

It happens to everyone, and now it’s happening to 90s kids. True to form, we’re sulking.

Comedy

Live. Laugh. Letterkenny season 2 at SBS On Demand

There's much to love about this irreverent Canadian comedy that follows Wayne, his best friend Daryl and the regular dust ups they have with the rival groups in...

News

In pictures: The firefighters keeping NSW safe

These are the firefighters from NSW - and beyond - working around the clock to keep you safe during this week's catastrophic fire conditions.

Drama

New from Denmark at SBS On Demand: 'Pros And Cons'

In this fresh and fun take on the heist genre, a married couple with the picture-perfect life must dust off their con artist skills to carry out one last scam.

Cycling

Cyclist targets Olympics despite cancer diagnosis

With the tape still visible on his neck following surgery for thyroid cancer last week, Matthew Glaetzer says he hopes to be back on the track as early as...

Comedy

Totes inappropes but LOLs aplenty: new South Park

Your BFFS from Colorado are %@#*ing back! Every Monday, stream brand new episodes, fast-tracked from the U.S. and plain insane as ever.

Movies

Dinner and a movie: Enjoy croissants with ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s

Movies and meals are two of the things we do best at SBS, so it’s only natural that we combine the two, and match delicious recipes with soul-nourishing films.

The Feed

Struggle Street six months on - what has happened?

Has life improved for those living on Struggle Street, six months since filming stopped? Marc Fennell travels to the NSW Riverina to find out how people in the...

#Eurovision

First artists! Eurovision - Australia Decides 2020

SBS and production partner Blink TV have today announced Vanessa Amorosi and Casey Donovan will compete in ‘Eurovision – Australia Decides’ in February 2020.

Comedy

All about ‘On Becoming A God In Central Florida’

It’s a case of if you can’t beat them, join them, but what if you lose yourself in the process?

Movies

Noomi Rapace in sci-fi 'What Happened To Monday?'

In a not so distant future with a drastic One-Child Policy, seven identical sisters named for days of the week live a hide-and-seek existence until, one day,...

Voices

'Years and Years' stuns and horrifies TV audiences

"It's both brilliant and terrifying."

Drama

Hit new Scandinavian detective noir: 'Wisting'

Set in the stunning landscape of Norway, this new crime drama follows homicide detective Wisting as he faces the toughest case of his career: a wanted American...

News

Indigenous AFL players considered walk-offs

There are more than 70 indigenous players in the AFL and they watched The Final Quarter documentary about Adam Goodes as a group.

NITV

Leadership group on Indigenous Voice to government announced

The twenty people chosen to steer the country towards Indigenous recognition have been announced.

NITV

New tourism opportunities can empower Traditional Owners of Uluru

There's a need to develop new tourism activities at Uluru that would entail interacting respectfully with Traditional Owners.

NITV

Community votes yes for radioactive waste dump in country SA

The controversial proposal has been opposed by the Barngarla Determination Aboriginal Corporation, who are the native title holders of the area.

News

The 118-year-old Aboriginal recordings that helped define Australia

Aboriginal recordings that are more than 100 years old have been added to a national sound registry, signifying cultural and historical importance to Australia.

NITV

How to be woke when buying Indigenous art

A reminder for consumers and investors when buying Indigenous art in light of the recent APY carpetbagging allegations.

Drama

'Years and Years': all-too-real dystopian future

This exceptional six-part series delivers a chilling, futuristic tale that taps into collective worldwide rage and chaos. ‘Years and Years’ is unlike anything ever...

Voices

I wish I wasn’t so quick to shed my native tongue

As a 10-year-old, I wanted to belong, to quickly assimilate and to shed the dreaded title of ‘the kid who can’t speak English’.

Current Affairs

Where to find safe harbour with 'Human Cargo'?

This week on Dateline: With unprecedented access aboard a new NGO migrant rescue ship we meet the volunteers on a perilous search and rescue mission off the coast...

Drama

The Handmaid's Tale season 3 is still available

The award-winning drama series completes its third season.

Movies

Luc Besson's acclaimed 'La Femme Nikita'

Nikita, a punk-junkie sociopath is sentenced to life imprisonment for viciously and cold bloodedly killing a Parisian cop. Watch the full movie here.

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