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Tour de France 2022: consider your Aussie work mates, hey
Ever tried watching people ride bikes for three weeks with nothing but a laptop for company? Spare a thought for…
True Colours' Erica Glynn: 'Let's not be polite about this, let's keep going!'
True Colours is a four part true-crime drama about a small Indigenous community and the suspicious accident that ties them…
Off Country: meet the Indigenous students at Geelong Grammar School
NITV's new documentary series follows the lives of seven Indigenous boarding students over a year at the prestigious school.
SBS launches WorldWatch: a multilingual news channel
The launch of the channel builds on SBS's range of multilingual services on TV, radio and digital platforms.
ABC and SBS gender affirmation leave: what it is and why it matters
Gender affirmation guidelines have recently been introduced at our national broadcasters – here's what that means for trans employees, and…
Sheldon Riley, Australia's Eurovision hope: 'I don't get nervous'
Representing Australia in Eurovision was in Sheldon Riley's five-year plan – next stop: this week's finals in Turin.
Screenwriters: the SBS Emerging Writers' Incubator is back
If you're an early career screenwriter looking for a head start in the industry, the SBS Emerging Writers' Incubator is…
$4.2 billion funding win for ABC and SBS but streaming reforms disappoint
More money for public broadcasters is good, but a 5% local quota for streaming services fails to impress.
Princess Pictures abandons project after petition
Princess Pictures, which produced the Chris Lilley shows, has withdrawn from a new series as a result of a change.org…
Strong Female Lead: An interview with director Tosca Looby
Adopting the archive-only approach of The Final Quarter, Looby and editor Rachel Grierson-Johns created a powerful and enraging one-off doc…