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New episodes weekly: the final season of 'Vikings'

Abstract

The final season of Vikings is heating up to an epic conclusion. Get lured into the battle and bloodshed, with new episodes dropping weekly.
News

The Victorian parliament has passed a bill banning gay conversion therapy

Gay conversion practices have been banned in Victoria following a marathon debate in the state's parliament overnight.
Movies

Golden Globes 2021: 18 biggest snubs and surprises

Who was left out in the cold this awards season?
SBS

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.
COMING SOON

Bill Bailey to host Aussie-v-Kiwi 'Patriot Brains'

Legendary British comedian Bill Bailey will host a trans-Tasman battle between Australian and New Zealand comedians in new SBS VICELAND show 'Patriot Brains'.
News

What you can and can't do after the vaccine

The first cohort of people in Australia will get their COVID-19 vaccines in just a matter of weeks. But then what?
COMING SOON

Gritty thriller in post-war Berlin: 'Shadowplay'

The war is far from over in chaotic 1946 Berlin. (At SBS and SBS On Demand from 4 March.)
Embrace and Celebrate

Find out how our differences make a difference

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

Calm or calamity: what affects how well you sleep?

If you have problems sleeping, a change to your pre-bed screen habits might help. Dr Michael Mosley and other experts share some good-sleep tips.
RADIO

COVID-19: Coronavirus information 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.
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Drama

Popular at SBS On Demand right now: 'The Eagle'

Charismatic detective Hallgrim Hallgrimsson assembles a special law enforcement unit to fight cross-border crime and terrorism. Nicknamed "The Eagle" for his unerring...
Voices

Why I’m determined to love camping

Camping is all about embracing discomfort, writes Antoanela Safca.
Documentary

New episodes: 'Going Places With Ernie Dingo'

With the charismatic Ernie Dingo as your guide, experience Australia like never before through these stories from everyday Australians.
Documentary

Heritier Lumumba and speaking out: 'Fair Game'

Heritier Lumumba, formerly Harry O'Brien, was in the middle of his best season of AFL when his club president, Eddie McGuire, made a racist on-air comment.
Voices

When cultural appreciation becomes appropriation

When is it ok for global cultures – like yoga introduced to the West by Indian monks – to have a western audience?
Food

Asia Unplated with Diana Chan - delicious season 2

'Asia Unplated' is back for its second season, celebrating a whole slate of Asian cuisines with easy, vibrant recipes.
Food

Why people now call this lime by its Thai name

Makrut is an indispensable part of Thai cuisine. But the common term for it — kaffir lime — is worth avoiding.
Documentary

'The Final Quarter' - Adam Goodes and the nation

Adam Goodes was a champion AFL footballer and Indigenous leader. In the final three years of his playing career he became a lightning rod for a heated public...
RADIO

Uluru Statement from the Heart in 60+ languages

SBS has made the Uluru Statement from the Heart available in over 60 languages to continue the national dialogue with Culturally and Linguistically Diverse...
Drama

'La Unidad' - counter-terrorism espionage thriller

Based on the real experiences of counterterrorism professionals, Commissioner Carla Torres (Nathalie Poza) leads the Spanish unit in an international anti...
Guide

The wait is over! ‘Mastermind’ returns 15 February

Quizmaster Jennifer Byrne presents the long-awaited Season 2 finals week before welcoming new host, Marc Fennell, for Season 3.
Guide

Swedish politics are no party in 'The Inner Circle'

They’re meant to be running Sweden, but when the top job becomes vacant it’s a case of may the best schemer win.
SBS Learn – educational resources

SBS Learn is a library of educational resources linked to SBS documentaries, dramas, news & current affairs, sport and other productions aired on SBS and its national Indigenous TV channel NITV. Created especially for teachers and students, SBS Learn hosts resources aligned to the Australian Curriculum. 

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Movies

TV Movie Guide: 1 - 7 February

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

Indigenous history and stories at SBS On Demand

These films offer a powerful gathering of insight, history, talent and discovery.
Drama

Retelling the first year of WWII: 'World On Fire'

A journey across Europe during the first year of World War II, into the hearts and minds of those living their everyday lives during that time.
Sport

How to watch NBA LIVE

The NBA is back for season 2020-21 and you can catch it on SBS with two live, regular season NBA games per week LIVE, FREE and HD on SBS VICELAND and streamed...
Sport

Watch the new NBL season LIVE on SBS VICELAND

Check out our concise guide for all that is to come LIVE, FREE and in HD on SBS VICELAND and SBS On Demand.
Drama

Mystery object at nuclear waste site: 'White Wall'

A mysterious white wall made of unknown material is found deep underground at the mining site of the world's largest nuclear waste depository.
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Voices

My son is now a schoolboy, so I'm graduating too

While my son will be graduating from being a pre-schooler to a schoolboy, I will also be graduating - going from that exhausting but exhilarating phase of having a...
Food

How rye bread sandwiches made a Danish comeback

The Danes have long had a love affair with rye bread and wholegrain sandwiches. That was until popular low carb diets threatened the relationship. Here's how...
Food

Tortilla trend a 'food hack' worth getting behind

You can use this easy folding trick on a tortilla, fresh wrap, with nori, or even lettuce.
Food

Why black pepper isn’t all it’s cracked up to be

It was once known as "black gold", but Australian versions are proving to be a worthy competitor to typical pepper.
Food

What I learnt from my mum's takeaway shop

Diana Tung sold 50c dim sim to help her family's business. It led to priceless discoveries that stayed with her for years.
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Voices

'I love cricket, but the racism still haunts me'

I was called a monkey, often. It didn’t help that I was also an early bloomer, fully bearded by the time I was playing in the Under 16s. When I told the other kids...
Voices

One year of 'Zoom life' transforms work, parenting

Gone are the days we could pretend that we didn't have a life outside of work. Now you can plainly see that we all do.
News

SBS to launch new Chinese-language digital service

It will build on the Chinese-language radio and podcast services currently offered by SBS Radio and will officially launch in February to coincide with Lunar New...
Voices

Angelina Jolie 'blessed' to have diverse family

In an interview with British Vogue, Jolie opened up about her family and ageing: " "I'm looking forward to my fifties - I feel that I'm gonna hit my stride in my...
Voices

US gymnast hailed for showcasing #blackexcellence

Her routine drew in people who claimed to know nothing about gymnastics, but everyone agreed that it was an incredible performance to watch.
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