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Documentary

Black-and-white history of Australia now in colour

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Narrated by Hugo Weaving, groundbreaking 4-part documentary 'Australia in Colour' relives modern Australia’s history, for the very first time in stunning colour.

News

NZ cabinet agrees on gun laws 'in principle': PM

New Zealand will toughen its gun laws following the Christchurch mosque massacre, which left 50 people dead, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has confirmed.

Life

Why Islamic burial rites matter for NZ victims

The practical and symbolic aspects of an Islamic funeral are not just about the material world; they allow the living to contemplate the next phase of the soul’s journey.

News

How strong are Australia's gun laws?

Australia has some of the 'most comprehensive regulations internationally' around gun control.

Drama

When you're the son of an exiled Russian mob boss

It's hard to stay on the right side of the law in 'McMafia'. This is the story of Alex Godman and the lures of corruption.

Movies

Watch the Best Picture Oscar winner 'Moonlight'

The heartbreaking story of Chiron, a young black man, as he struggles to find himself while growing up in a rough neighbourhood of Miami.

Movies

Kubrick + Spielberg = A.I. Artificial Intelligence

Directed by Steven Spielberg, Stanley Kubrick's passion project tells the fascinating story of a young robotic boy who longs to become "real" to regain his mother's love.

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.

Movies

TV Movie Guide Highlights: 18 - 24 March

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.

Movies

7 of the best movies to watch if you’re not in the mood for love

Not feeling the love for, well, love? Here are hours of viewing pleasure light on the love-treacle.

News

Who were the victims of the Christchurch mosque massacre?

Children, parents, grandparents. The identities of some of those killed in the shootings at two New Zealand mosques have emerged. According to reports, many died as...

Drama

Project Blue Book: inside the real-life 'X-Files'

Inside the world of UFO encounters, but with a twist – here, the stories are all real. Stars Aidan Gillen (of 'Game of Thrones' and 'The Wire').

News

How to help victims of the Christchurch attacks

With New Zealand in mourning after the most horrific massacre in its history, here is a list of some the groups trying to help the victims and their families.

Documentary

10 outspoken Christians live together for a week

From fundamentalist to ultra-progressive, charismatic to controversial, a week of spirited debate and surprising insights in 'Christians Like Us'.

Guide

Why 'Young and Promising' is Norway's own 'Girls'

Three young women finding their way in a world that either underestimates or sidelines them. If the premise reminds you of HBO’s hit series, you’re onto something.

Movies

What's leaving SBS On Demand this month: March 2019

We say goodbye to some great films this month. Catch them at SBS On Demand while you can.

Cycling

Bernal wins Paris-Nice, Izagirre takes the finale

Team Sky's Egan Bernal resisted Nairo Quintana to claim the Paris-Nice title after Astana's Ion Izagirre won the final stage in Nice.

Documentary

How WWII changed the game for Australian women

More than 200,000 women joined the workforce during the Second World War, forever transforming the role of women in society.

Documentary

Go inside the Bundy Rum megafactory

This is the factory churning out 130 bottles per minute to feed Australia's annual five million case habit.

Football

Hakeem saved - now can Australia save Asian football?

Taking the combined results of the Socceroos at the Asian Cup and Melbourne and Sydney in the Champions League, it is clear to see that 2019 in Asia has not been...

Drama

Double trouble: stream both seasons of Counterpart

This second season finds Howard Silk (Oscar Winner J.K. Simmons) and his counterpart stranded in the other’s world and having to adapt for survival.

Announcement

Vote for SBS shows and presenters in the Logies!

Among others, Lucy Zelic and Craig Foster are both candidates for a nomination for TV Week Logie Awards this year.

Comedy

Respect the badge: Brooklyn Nine-Nine's newest eps

Jake helps Amy navigate the complicated relationship she has with her brother, David. Meanwhile, Charles introduces some drama into an undercover mission involving...

Movies

Fates bound: 'Snow Flower And The Secret Fan'

The lifelong friendship between two young girls in 19th century China, who communicated by writing in a secret language between the folds of a white silk fan.

Drama

Stream the entire series - tense thriller Greyzone

When a brilliant drone engineer is taken hostage in her own home, a series of dangerous events are set into motion in this high octane thriller. Stream the entire...

Drama

Not your usual medical drama: 'Mary Kills People'

An ER doctor moonlights as an underground angel of death, performing illegal, assisted deaths for patients who want to die on their own terms.

Movies

A woman returns to family after 10 years: 'Krisha'

Trey Edward Shults' stunning, deeply personal directorial debut follows a woman returning to her family after a decade's absence. But past demons threaten to ruin...

NITV

If Black men could talk: why we need an accurate portrayal of urban Indigenous masculinity

OPINION: Representations of urban Indigenous masculinity often serve a purpose to the 'settler', but fall wide of an accurate portrayal.

NITV

Areyonga School Wins National CSIRO Science Award

A small primary school outside of Alice Springs has collected a STEM award for its work incorporating traditional knowledge and language with modern science.

NITV

Once Were Waterways: lower Murray Darling Basin

Mismanagement and the exclusion of Aboriginal Elders has led to catastrophic results in the lower Murray Darling Basin.

NITV

Adam Goodes becomes a Sydney Legend

Sydney's all time AFL games leader Adam Goodes has been elevated to the status of Bloods Legend.

NITV

Why Cook Islands wants to change its name

There is support for dropping the Cook Islands name in favour of one that honours the island's local language and Polynesian culture.

NITV

'Our people will lead the way' to Close the Gap

OPINION: Our people have watched and waited long enough while successive Governments failed to deliver on the promise of equal standards of health, education and...

Drama

Top-notch Scandinavian storytelling: 'The Lawyer'

From 'The Bridge' creator comes this edgy thriller about a young defense lawyer, who becomes obsessed with revenge when he learns the truth behind his parents' death.

Drama

Watch all 20 episodes of Search Party

Alia Shawkat stars in this dark comedy about five self-absorbed 20-somethings who become entangled in an ominous mystery when a former acquaintance disappears.

Guide

Are you as brave as these TV presenters?

From sharks to shaving cream, the life of a TV host throws up some unexpected challenges.

Documentary

These men are hunting Hitler: did he survive WWII?

An FBI cold case that has laid dormant for 70 years leads a group of investigators on the ultimate manhunt to answer the question: Did Hitler survive WWII?

Drama

The Handmaid's Tale season 2 and companion podcast

You still have time to binge The Handmaid's Tale second season at SBS On Demand.

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