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From a refugee camp to Socceroos stardom and founding his own charity, 2023 Young Australian of the Year Awer Mabil has made it his life's mission to "stand for...
What does January 26 mean to Australians? Join a panel discussion featuring Ernie Dingo, Brooke Blurton, Rhoda Roberts and more. Entertainment by Baarka and Marlon and...
There are more than 10,000 monuments across the country that honour the war dead. But what of the bloody battles fought on our home soil, in our longest-running war?
A couple has their livelihood threatened when the government starts enforcing fishing quotas.
The 2022 FIFA Club World Cup will be held from 2-12 February in Morocco, and all the action will be delivered LIVE across SBS and SBS On Demand.
The Best Feature Documentary favourite is a shocking account of the Russian opposition leader's efforts to uncover the truth about his assassination attempt.
SBS celebrates Lunar New Year 2023 with diverse content in multiple languages across the network, including podcasts, cult films, and documentary, culinary travel and...
Diligent bank clerk Rowan has raised her teenage son Finn whilst paying off her own absent father's debts. But her life is about to spiral out of control.
Ida moves away from home to study psychology at the University of Oslo. She is worried about most things in life, but her greatest fear is that an act of terror will...
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Taryn Brumfitt has spent the last decade on a mission to change the way people see and talk about their bodies.
For Indigenous people, 26 January is a day of mourning. Here's what you can do to be an ally this year.
Invasion Day, Survival Day, Day of Mourning: In every state and territory, people are coming together to reflect on what it means to them. Follow live.
The national holiday evoked an awkward clash in the young Noongar Yamatji woman, whose white family celebrated while her Noongar matriarchs never did.
Amar Singh, founder of Turbans 4 Australia and the 2023 Australian Local Hero, says he wanted to help “build bridges” and dreams of all Australians being treated...
The annual awards recognise excellence and the Australian spirit, with this year's finalists including humanitarians, activists, musicians, researchers, athletes,...
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Lunar New Year
Visit our Lunar New Year hub to discover articles, videos and more, in a range of languages, from across the SBS Network.
For many Vietnamese Australians, mai flowers are a symbol of the excitement of Tet - though they can be tricky to grow here.
The treasured celebrations include Lhosar, Yele Dung and Maghi Parba.
People around the world mark the occasion of Lunar New Year very differently with distinctive traditional practices.
Lunar New Year, also known as Chinese New Year, is an entrenched part of Australian culture.
Explore dishes from Vietnam, China, Malaysia, Burma, India, Japan, Vietnam and beyond.
What to watch
We kick off with a quiz, then dive right into the best of new and returning international drama, with a few comedies thrown in for good measure. Happy 2023!
The stakes are even higher in season 2.
The past catches up with a former hacker as Europe loses power in this international drama series.
This six-part drama blends crime, politics, sci-fi and romance as a French astronaut and a Kazakh cop tackle the paradox of a man seemingly in two places at once.
Find a new favourite among our new release movies, returning classics, and all the languages of cinema.
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SBS Originals
This ground-breaking 4-part Australian crime drama is a murder mystery like no other, exploring culture, community, family and one woman’s pursuit to find her place.
Follow 31-year-old Harriet (Anna Lindner) as she returns to her hometown in remote SA to care for two terminally ill parents. She discovers that grief doesn't...
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.
In this uplifting documentary series hosted by Jay Laga'aia, a group of adult learners join an intensive program of literacy classes.
Accompanied by their able-bodied carers, Frank and Sarah go to a bar and are forced to get to know each other, forming a reluctant bond over their shared disability.
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