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PRESS RELEASE SBS has today named Tessa Piper the winner of its annual SBS Emerging Writers’ Competition for her work ‘The Usual’. Piper, a 37-year-old public servant from Melbourne, takes out the $…
IT’S FINE I’M FINE COMING TO NITV AND SBS ON DEMAND ON OCTOBER 10 FOUR PART HAPPY/SAD SERIES ABOUT THERAPY TO LAUNCH ON WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY SBS has announced that It’s Fine, I’m Fine, a happy/sa…
PRESS RELEASE The story of Australia’s longest and perhaps most defining war has been kept silent - until now. Over three parts, this ground-breaking documentary series gives voice to the story of Th…
In 2022, SBS will create moments that get the nation talking, surprise with new perspectives and entertain with powerful stories. Today, SBS has revealed its plans for this year, with a compelling and…
The brand-new three-part comedy series The Back Side of Television explores the outrageous and ridiculous moments you might have missed Starts Monday 15 November at 9:20pm on SBS VICELAND It’s time…
New Gold Mountain is one of the most exciting, essential television shows to come out of Australia in 2021. Masterfully directed by Corrie Chen, this four part series unfurls an engaging and powerful…
SBS puts the spotlight on the workers and families within NSW’s child protection system in a new landmark documentary In a bold new documentary made by Shark Island Productions and Noble Savage Pictu…
Powered by JustWatch Help keep The Curb independent by joining our Patreon. Strong Female Lead is a powerful documentary about the Julia Gillard government and the systemic attacks of misogyn…
Coinciding with National Child Protection Week (5-11 Sept), the filmmakers behind the explosive new feature documentary THE CHILDREN IN THE PICTURES have today announced a national program of theatric…
What does the word ‘traditional’ mean? Long-lasting? Habitual? Conventional? Customary? At the very least, nothing should stump tradition. For example, when a random white guy says because he and his…
If you were growing up in Australia in the nineties, odds are you probably sat down and watched SBS late on a Saturday night. Wedged between Iron Chef and an episode of Eat Carpet, you would no doubt…