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The final season: acclaimed crime drama 'Gomorrah'

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The fifth and final season of the brilliant Italian drama following the people and destinies behind the “Camorra”, the fierce Neapolitan crime organisation.
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What we know about COVID-19 vaccines for children

With the Pfizer vaccine provisionally approved for those as young as five, we asked an epidemiologist about doses and how risks differ compared to adults.
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SBS is committed to informing all Australians about the latest coronavirus developments. News and information about coronavirus (COVID-19) is available in 63 languages.
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Politicians and their secret social media accounts

Questions are being raised around the legitimacy of accounts under aliases from politicians and their staffers.
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‘Iggy & Ace’: a sobering but funny Aussie comedy

Short-form sitcom ‘Iggy & Ace’ takes a satirical look at alcoholism and friendship. We spoke to its co-star, Josh Virgona, about the series.
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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.
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‘Stonehenge: The New Revelations’ unveils mystery

Stonehenge has stood on Salisbury Plain in some form for over 5000 years, but a new documentary proves it still has secrets to share.
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Track Champions League crowns inaugural champions

The inaugural UCI Track Champions League was been run and won, with the first champions announced in their categories.
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Watch 'The Cook Up with Adam Liaw' every weeknight

In this fresh new series, popular cook Adam Liaw is joined by two special guests each night as they cook up a variety of dishes.
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Full series: 'Could You Survive on the Breadline?'

This eye-opening three-part documentary series follows three Australians as they experience what it's like to live with financial disadvantage.
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Sexuality, dating and apps: 'The Swiping Game'

From the intimacy of their bedrooms, Australians talk all things dating with startling honesty and humour.
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Hirokazu Kore-eda and the joy of family bonding

Acclaimed Japanese filmmaker Hirokazu Kore-eda depicts the joy and love that bonds families together.
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I spent time learning my mother's native language

Every other evening, I sit with my mum and read stories written in Punjabi from a children’s book.
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Revel in the versatile charm of Sam Neill

These five films, showing on SBS World Movies, showcase the many faces of the talented New Zealand actor.
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COVID-19 and vaccination
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Booster shots and Omicron: what you need to know

Will the vaccines stop Omicron? The jury is still out. But experts have indicated the current vaccines and booster shots may still offer protection against the new...
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Omicron alters plans of Australian visa holders

Some Australian visa holders were set to arrive in Australia from 1 December, but the emergence of the Omicron COVID-19 variant has pushed that back.
News

How to show proof of your COVID-19 vaccinations

With parts of the country reopening and international travel restrictions set to ease, showing proof of vaccination is mandatory at some venues. Here's how to get...
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Australians on edge as Omicron threatens reunions

Australians eager to reunite with their families over the festive season are now wracked with anxiety as the emergence of the Omicron COVID-19 variant casts...
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What happened when other countries opened up?

As parts of Australia open up and the country fast approaches its major COVID-19 vaccination target, these are the lessons health experts say we can learn from...
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International travel is back. Where can you go?

The Australian government has lifted its ‘do not travel’ advisory for the first time since the nation’s borders closed more than 18 months ago, with international...
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Walkabout to Ten Canoes: 6 iconic Dalaithngu films

Plucked from obscurity at just 16 years old, David Dalaithngu went on to become one of the country's greatest cinematic figures.
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Watch: the movies to check out on SBS this week

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.
Drama

Can two spies expose a conspiracy? 'Red Election'

Trapped in a web of lies, murder and cover-ups, two very different spies must work together to defeat a deadly conspiracy to tear the UK apart.
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SBS World Movies Highlights: December 6 - 12

Your guide to some of the stories from around the world, screening on Australia's own HD SBS World Movies channel (Digital channel 32).
Drama

'Tell Me Who I Am' - gritty tale of a female Bond

This story of a Spanish socialite turned wartime spy is a gritty tale of globe-trotting espionage that’s Spain’s biggest TV series to date.
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It's the Swedish version of survival hit 'Alone'

Eight participants try to survive for as long as they can in the Norwegian wilderness where they are completely isolated from the outside world.
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Watch 'New Gold Mountain' - full series

The true story of the Australian gold rush from the perspective of Chinese miners who risked everything for a chance at unlikely wealth in a strange land.
Drama

Based on a tragic true story: 'Something To Hide'

Claude Arbona (Daniel Auteuil) is a happily married man, with a great career. But Claude's life takes a dramatic turn when his nine-year-old grandson Lucas...
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Get knocked down (but get up again): 'Stuntwomen'

Narrated by Michelle Rodriguez, this documentary on Hollywood stuntwomen reveals their impressive skills, the risks they take and their long fight for equality.
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The Ugly Ducklings of Italian Cuisine

They’re dishes you won’t see on Instagram, but they're loved by many, even when they're illegal. Listen to all episodes in English and Italian for a fresh...
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Four true stories of being 'Saved By A Stranger'

Anita Rani presents the true stories of ordinary people who were caught in some of the most extraordinary circumstances and biggest events in modern memory.
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Top new series in December 2021

December is all about documentaries and crime dramas, with some comedy and sci-fi thrown into the mix.
NITV

'The Black Superman': David Dalaithngu's legacy

The young boy from the bush who became a star has been remembered as a 'beautiful human being' who inspired generations of First Nations people.
Documentary

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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German thriller in Algeria: 'Algiers Confidential'

A German Police investigator assigned to his country’s embassy in Algiers leads an illicit love story with a young Algerian Prosecutor. While they try to hide the...
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Meet Max Anger, Sweden’s answer to Jack Reacher

The new eight-part crime drama ‘Max Anger: With One Eye Open’ sends a former special forces trooper into the murky world of Russian organised crime.
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