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Watch episodes 1-4: 'The Handmaid's Tale' season 4

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STREAM FREE: The fourth season of the award-winning drama series can be seen exclusively on SBS and at SBS On Demand.
Documentary

'See What You Made Me Do' - watch episode one

The revelatory See What You Made Me Do explores an epidemic that is showing no signs of slowing down. World premiere on SBS and On Demand.
RADIO

What is coercive control? Answered in 23 languages

A video explaining the concept of coercive control in 23 languages, as SBS airs the documentary 'See What You Made Me Do'. Part of SBS's Settlement Guide.
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.
News

Porter seeks to strike out parts of ABC's defence

The former attorney-general launched defamation action against the ABC and journalist Louise Milligan for publishing what he says are "false accusations" he was the...
Podcast

Listen to Handmaid's Tale podcast 'Eyes on Gilead'

There is a lot going on in this series and we think it helps to talk it out at the end of every episode. Join Fiona, Haidee, Sana, and Natalie every week.
Drama

'Atlantic Crossing' shows a hidden corner of WWII

‘Atlantic Crossing’ lifts the lid on the wartime relationship between FDR and the Crown Princess of Norway – and has stirred up controversy in the process.
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.
RADIO

COVID-19 vaccination info 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.
Cycling

Aussies to watch: Giro d'Italia on SBS VICELAND

There will be eight Australians competing at the 2021 Giro d'Italia starting this Saturday, including last year's runner-up Jai Hindley and top sprinter Caleb Ewan.
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News

Family violence and where to get help in Australia

Here's how different types of violence against women are categorised and the ways you or someone you know can find support.
Voices

Coercive control laws 'could have saved' Hannah

"He would have gone to jail and had some of his entitlement taken from him,” say the parents of Hannah Clarke.
Documentary

Confronting our domestic abuse crisis

Investigative journalist Jess Hill hosts landmark three-part series 'See What You Made Me Do', premiering Wednesday 5 May on SBS, NITV and SBS On Demand.
Voices

How stalking disguised as ‘love’ turns deadly

“It is a social norm that if someone texts you multiple times, they love you so much that they just can’t stop talking to you”.
Guide

Domestic & Family Violence Prevention Month on SBS

To support the issues raised in See What You Made Me Do, SBS offers a range of programming and online content to build greater understanding of domestic abuse.
Voices

What is 'DARVO' and how is it used in violence?

DARVO stands for 'Deny, Attack, and Reverse Victim and Offender.' Perpetrators often use DARVO to shame victims into believing they are responsible for the abuse.
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Food

Watch 'The Cook Up with Adam Liaw' every weeknight

In this fresh new series, popular cook Adam Liaw is joined by 2 special guests each night. Together they cook up a variety of dishes for foodies and non-foodies alike....
Food

All about 'comfort food' with Adam Liaw

Dishes cooked from the heart are the ones that most feel like home.
#Eurovision

Australia, let’s do this! Eurovision is 19-23 May

Get behind Australia’s very own Montaigne as she competes in the world’s biggest song competition.
Voices

My Nani’s haldi doodh: more than just home remedy

You may know haldi doodh as its gentrified western counterpart the ‘turmeric latte’, but there’s so much more to the story.
Current Affairs

'I got coronavirus, then I started losing my hair'

On Insight: Amie was one of the first Australians to be diagnosed with COVID-19. Almost a year later, she’s still managing the unexpected symptom of hair loss.
Movies

May is for Movies - here are the ones to watch

It's a feast for film buffs across SBS channels this month.
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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COVID-19 and vaccination
News

Will it be 2023 when Australians are vaccinated?

The government says it's getting back on track but has thrown out its original COVID-19 vaccination targets. So when will everyone in Australia be vaccinated? Explore...
Voices

The guilt I feel watching family suffer in India

It is the month of Ramadan. My family is Muslim, and what would normally be a time of community building, sharing and reflection, has been overtaken by fear,...
News

How to help during India's COVID-19 disaster

Australians can donate to several humanitarian relief campaigns and crowdfunding efforts to support India, as the country grapples with a devastating second wave...
RADIO

COVID-19 vaccination info 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...
News

How to book your coronavirus vaccine in Australia

A website designed to allow eligible Australians to book a COVID-19 vaccine appointment at their nearest GP is now live. Here's what you need to know.
News

Your questions answered about the vaccine rollout

Vaccine waiting times and when international borders will reopen - here's what you wanted to know about the updated AstraZeneca advice and Australia's vaccine...
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Guide

Here’s what’s leaving SBS On Demand in May

Catch these brilliant shows and movies before they take off.
Football

'A-League issues run deep but we must not give up'

When the hugely unflattering crowd figure of 990 people emerged from Western United vs Newcastle Jets last week, it capped off a string of unwanted headlines.
Comedy

Taking on dad life for a date: 'The ABCs of Love'

Looking after a kid who's not your son can be hell. Except when his cute teacher thinks you're his dad.
Interactive

Are You Addicted To Technology?

Psychiatrist Dr Kim Le hosts ‘Are You Addicted To Technology?’, an interactive experience - the first of its kind - which will reveal just how dependent you...
Announcement

Australia's Biggest Singalong LIVE June 5 on SBS

Watch Saturday 5 June at 8.30pm AEST. SBS invites Australia to Singalong with Julia Zemiro and Miranda Tapsell in brand new LIVE musical event.
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Voices

Mainstream wins for Asian creatives - what's next?

"[My friend] was more optimistic than me and thought our children would be part of a better cultural landscape."
Food

Singapore noodles are not actually from Singapore

Despite the fact that Singapore noodles don't come from Singapore, they've become a global symbol of the city-island-nation's cosmopolitan spirit.
Voices

My parents ran a deli that catered to everyone

We fermented barrels of sauerkraut for the Germans and Poles, kept the shelves stocked with spices for the Indians and Sri Lankans, and yerba-maté for the...
Current Affairs

'I got coronavirus, then I started losing my hair'

On Insight: Amie was one of the first Australians to be diagnosed with COVID-19. Almost a year later, she’s still managing the unexpected symptom of hair loss.
Voices

'I was missing out by not dating Asian men'

The world is slowly getting better at recognising the beauty in Asian men, writes Madalene Chu.
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