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New murder mystery 'The Tailings' set in Tasmania

Abstract

In a remote town in Western Tasmania, a teenage girl goes in search of the truth about her father's death and uncovers a secret that changes everything.
News

All backgrounds sought to take part in 2021 Census

Australia's next Census will take place on 10 August 2021, but already specially trained staff are engaging with Australia's multicultural communities to get them on...
RADIO

COVID-19: Vaccination 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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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.
Documentary

'Prince Philip: An Extraordinary Life'

A powerful portrait of a life lived in the public eye, celebrating the Duke of Edinburgh's achievements and considering his controversies. (SBS, 7.30pm Sat)
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Grumpy cop seeks missing persons in 'Masantonio'

Fans of the long-running medical series 'House' will feel at home with grumpy but brilliant investigator Elio Masantonio in this Italian police drama.
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'See What You Made Me Do' premieres 5 May on SBS

The revelatory See What You Made Me Do explores an epidemic that is showing no signs of slowing down. World premiere 5 May on SBS and On Demand.
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.
Food

'Cook Like An Italian' recipes with Silvia Colloca

Silvia Colloca is back for a second season of Cook Like an Italian, with even more family recipes to pass on down to a new generation.
Cycling

Racing today is like a boxing match: Matthews

Team BikeExchange’s Aussie star Michael Matthews has hit out at the aggressive tactics utilised by riders, claiming there is no longer respect in the peloton.
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Movies

TV Movie Guide: 12-18 April - what to watch?

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.
The Feed

What we found out when we faked an influencer page

The Feed's six-month investigation exposed a culture of hidden advertising, with influencers, brands and agencies ignoring regulations designed to protect consumers.
Drama

'Shadowplay': cops and secrets in post-WWII Berlin

On SBS every Thursday (and SBS On Demand), the conflict is far from over in chaotic post-war Berlin.
Drama

Serial killer vs detective: US drama 'Mr Mercedes'

A demented killer taunts a retired police detective with a series of lurid letters and emails, forcing the ex-cop to undertake a private, and potentially...
RADIO

Government seeks expert advice on opening borders

Prime Minister Scott Morrison today said planning is underway to be able to “open up Australia more than we are now.”
Food

'The Cook Up with Adam Liaw' nightly from April 19

New 200-episode series starts weeknights on SBS Food from Monday April 19 at 7.00pm
Drama

'Miss S' - Chinese Miss Fisher's detective agency

Expect lots of jaunty fun and fabulous fashions in this exciting new adaptation of Australia’s Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries, that follows the unlikely detective duo...
Current Affairs

Long-term relationships: 'I Still Do' on Insight

Could you stay with the same person for over 50 years? Insight’s Kumi Taguchi talks to couples to find out how they have lasted the distance through thick and thin.
Guide

Top new series in April 2021

A new Australian short-form drama series, and British, Italian, Swedish and Chilean drama. American comedy and new SBS Food shows. And, you guessed it, Nordic...
Drama

Love Måns Mårlind's 'Shadowplay'? Try these!

If you love the WWII drama and the famous faces of Måns Mårlind's 'Shadowplay', then check out these series next at SBS On Demand.
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Named best series in Cannes: thriller 'Partisan'

A man takes a job at a gated community that runs a successful organic farm in the idyllic surroundings of Jordnära, but he soon learns about their unorthodox...
Game Show

Too much 'Taskmaster' is barely enough

Greg Davies and Alex Horne return in a new season of this entertaining comedy show, setting up five top comedians with a series of bizarre and ingenious tasks.
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
RADIO

COVID-19: Vaccination 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.
News

What makes India's new COVID-19 variant different?

Experts say the implications of these new variants are greatly concerning – not just for India, but for the rest of the world.
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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.
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How the Australia-New Zealand travel bubble works

Eleven months after leaders first agreed to it, two-way quarantine-free travel between Australia and New Zealand has been formally announced.
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The most common myths about coronavirus vaccines

SBS News spoke with leading infectious disease physician Peter Collignon to debunk some of the most common myths about coronavirus vaccines.
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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?
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What it means when we chat to ourselves

"When you hear people speak aloud to themselves, think of it as adult play - the more relaxed people are, the more they will use this as a tool to solve problems...."
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Taking the 'street' out of ‘Vietnamese street food’

While Vietnamese food is considered ‘street food’ to many Australians, it’s home food to so many others.
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'Sexuality Uncovered' collection at SBS On Demand

Enjoy our candid selection of programs that bring you a global perspective on love, sex, gender and sexuality. Streaming now for mature audiences.
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Female journos painted as ‘subjective, emotional’

Over the past few months, it’s largely been female journalists who’ve held politicians’ feet to the fire on issues of sexual assault. But experts say they’ve been...
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Nordic cold case noir 'Spring Tide' - two seasons

A police trainee tracks down a cold case from the 1990s that saw a pregnant woman brutally murdered and buried on a Swedish beach.
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Voices

How my garden has helped me fight agoraphobia

My partner and I started with the smallest steps, into our small front garden, with blankets and books.
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We were never meant to exercise

“Exercise - despite its manifold benefits - requires overriding deep, natural instincts.”
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'How I began to love my Asian nose'

"My nose had been transported onto the baby’s face. And rather than feeling disappointment, all I could see was total perfection."
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Calls for more culturally appropriate aged care

More than 20 per cent of people over 65 in Australia were born outside of the country. The Royal Commission into aged care said Australia is not doing enough to...
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The unique grief of being a ‘third culture kid’

We can’t just ‘go back to where we came from’.
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