"Starting From Now" is a lesbian web series that explores the lives of four inner-Sydney women as they struggle to work out who they are, find a place where they belong, and maybe even find someone to love along the way. After building an international viral following across the first three seasons and reaching 20 million views in less than two years on YouTube, seasons 4 and 5 were acquired for broadcast television and screened on SBS2 in March, 2016.
Set in a bizarre, 1960's inspired version of World War II, the action comedy series follows the finest group of spies the Allies have to offer on a mission to kill Adolf Hitler.
All the latest World Cup news, match highlights, analysis and features can be seen every night.
SBS PopAsia is an Australian music television series, currently broadcasting on the channel SBS2, hosted by Jamaica dela Cruz and PopAgent Jay K. It focuses primarily on broadcasting music from Asian music markets, including among them songs from Korea, Japan, China, and Indonesia. It airs on Saturday and Sunday evenings, for 60 minutes and 2 hours respectively, featuring a programme consisting typically of music videos, interviews with performers, and overviews of certain performing groups.
Mandarin News Australia was a news and current affairs service on the Special Broadcasting Service for the Australian Chinese community and the broader Australian audience. Mandarin News Australia was Australia’s first and only free to air, locally produced in-language Mandarin news service. This program delivers relevant news and current affairs to one of Australia’s largest language communities and the wider community. The program covers national and international stories, ranging from major political and business news, local Chinese and Australian arts, cultural, community and sports events. The program also features weekly profile pieces on inspiring locals and successful identities, including Kevin Rudd, Yao Ming, the Dalai Lama, super sleuth Dr Henry Lee, China's academic superstar, Yu Dan and The Sun King: Shi Zhengrong. The program airs on SBS Two on Wednesdays at 5:30pm with English subtitles, and repeated on SBS One on Sundays at 6.30am. Mandarin News Australia is presented by Zhou Li and Amy Chien-Yu Wang who's also a video journalist on the program. The production team consists of video journalist, Jason Jin, World News Australia journalist, Cassandra Hill, video producer, Phil Austin and Executive Producer, Liz Deep-Jones.
