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SBS Australia
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- SBS Australia
What's leaving SBS On Demand in July 2025
L-R: Devils, Benedetta, The Truth Will Out and Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations. A selection of films and programs in this list are only available to stream via catch-up after airing on SBS channels and may not yet be available at the time this article was published. Please refer to the SBS Guide for more details. Hindenburg: The Cover Up, season 1, ep 1-2 London: 2,000 Years Of History, season 1, ep 3 Mabo: Life Of An Island Man Rachel Khoo's Simple Pleasures 24 Hours In Emergency, season 17, ep 8-9 Our African Roots: Australia Uncovered Learning On Country: Maningrida Camp True Colours, season 1, ep 1-4 True Colours (Auslan), season 1, ep 1-4 Family Rules, season 3, ep 1-6 Jimmy's Taste Of Florida, season 1, ep 1-5 Nadiya Bakes, season 1, ep 6 J Schwanke's Life In Bloom, season 4, ep 1-14 Mountain Vets, season 1, ep 1 The Wall, season 2, all eps The Wall, season 3, ep 1-3 Where The Wild Things Are Carmen Curlers, season 1, ep 7-8 Fusion With Casey Donovan, season 1, ep 1 Mountain Vets, season 1, ep 2 Taste Of Australia With Hayden Quinn, season 2, ep 1-10 Travelling In The 1970s, season 1, ep 1-2 What We See (Tautuktavuk) Be My Guest With Ina Garten, season 1, ep 1 Bush Bands Bash, season 1, ep 1 Fusion With Casey Donovan, season 1, ep 2 Bigger & Blacker: Steven Oliver, My Life Bush Bands Bash, season 1, ep 2 Fusion With Casey Donovan, season 1, ep 3 London: 2,000 Years Of History, season 1, ep 4 24 Hours In Emergency, season 17, ep 10-11 & 13 Bush Bands Bash, season 1, ep 3 Fusion With Casey Donovan, season 1, ep 4 Oliver's Twist, season 1, ep 1-26 Sammy Butcher: Out Of The Shadows Sara's Istanbul Delights, season 1, ep 1-6 The Supervet, season 7, ep 1 Bush Bands Bash, season 1, ep 4 Fusion With Casey Donovan, season 1, ep 5 Living With The Boss, season 1, ep 1-8 Mountain Vets, season 1, ep 3 The City Of Lost Children The Supervet, season 7, ep 2 Bush Bands Bash, season 1, ep 5 Fusion With Casey Donovan, season 1, ep 6 History Of The Amalfi Coast, season 1, ep 1 Mountain Vets, season 1, ep 4 Nadiya Bakes, season 1, ep 7 Short History Of The English Garden, season 1, ep 1-2 Bush Bands Bash, season 1, ep 6 Mountain Vets, season 1, ep 5 Nothing Compares: Sinead O'Connor The Day The Rock Star Died: Buddy Holly The Meaning Of Life, season 1, ep 1-8 The Wall, season 3, ep 4-5 Bush Bands Bash, season 1, ep 7 Ireland's Historic Gardens, season 1, ep 1-2 Mountain Vets, season 1, ep 6 The Day The Rock Star Died: David Bowie Waterworld Africa, season 1, ep 1-8 What's Eating Gilbert Grape Ageless Gardens, season 1, ep 1-5 Ainsley's Taste Of Malta, season 1, ep 1-5 Australia In Colour, season 2, ep 1-4 Be My Guest With Ina Garten, season 1, ep 2 Bush Bands Bash, season 1, ep 8 Lap Of Luxury: Escapes Down Under, season 2, ep 1-10 Strait To The Plate, season 1, ep 1-3 Undermining Nazis: Paris' Secret Tunnels Abandoned Engineering, season 6, ep 1-12 David Rocco's Dolce Tuscany, season 1, ep 1-13 Glastonbury Festival 2022, season 1, ep 1-2 Mayflies, season 1, ep 1-2 Queens Of Ancient Egypt, season 1, ep 1-3 24 Hours In Emergency, season 17, ep 14 Kutcha's Carpool Koorioke, season 2, ep 1-11 Mountain Vets, season 2, ep 1-2 The Supervet, season 7, ep 3 The World From Above, season 10, ep 1-14 Mountain Vets, season 2, ep 3-4 The Life And Death Of Colonel Blimp The Supervet, season 7, ep 4 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown, season 9, ep 1-28 Aussie Bush Tales, season 1, ep 1-8 Headhunters, season 1, ep 1-2 Mountain Vets, season 2, ep 5-6 Nadiya Bakes, season 1, ep 8 Celebrity Letters And Numbers, season 1, ep 1-12 Glastonbury Festival 2022, season 1, ep 3-5 Glastonbury: 50 Years And Counting Mountain Vets, season 3, ep 1 The Supervet, season 7, ep 5 The Wall, season 3, ep 6-8 Australia With Julia Bradbury, season 1, ep 1-8 Mountain Vets, season 3, ep 2 No Ordinary Black - Finding Jedda Taste Of Australia With Hayden Quinn, season 3, ep 1-10 Venus: Let's Talk About Sex Wildlife Rescue New Zealand, season 1, ep 1-5 Ageless Gardens, season 2, ep 1-5 Be My Guest With Ina Garten, season 3, ep 3 Impossible Engineering, season 4, ep 1-10 The Extraordinary Journey Of The Fakir The World From Above, season 11, ep 1-14 Welcome To My Farm, season 1, ep 1-8 24 Hours In Emergency, season 17, ep 21-22 & 24 Mountain Vets, season 3, ep 3 The Supervet, season 7, ep 6 Unsettled, season 1, ep 1-10 Mountain Vets, season 3, ep 4 Ringbalin - Breaking The Drought Seasons Of The Wild, season 1, ep 1-2 The Supervet, season 7, ep 7 Headhunters, season 1, ep 3-4 J Schwanke's Life In Bloom, season 2, 1-13 Mountain Vets, season 3, ep 5 The Red Riding Trilogy - 1974 Aussie Bush Tales, season 2, ep 1-8 Jamie & Jimmy's Food Fight Club, season 7, 8-12 Mountain Vets, season 3, ep 6 The Red Riding Trilogy - 1980 The Supervet, season 7, ep 8 The Truth Will Out, season 1, ep 1-8 Getting Naked: A Burlesque Story The Red Riding Trilogy - 1983 The Supervet, season 7, ep 9 Be My Guest With Ina Garten, season 1, ep 4 Bizarre Foods: Delicious Destinations, season 8, ep 1-24 Exterior Night, season 1, ep 1-6 Irish Road Trip With Miriam Margolyes, season 1, ep 1-2 The Streets With Dan Hong, season 1, ep 1-8 Ageless Gardens, season 3, ep 1-5 Lap Of Luxury: Escapes Down Under, season 3, ep 1-6 Tan France: Beauty And The Bleach The Story Of Coffee, season 1, ep 1 The Wonders Of Europe, season 1, ep 1 24 Hours In Emergency, season 17, ep 25, 27 & 29 Great Lakes Wild, season 1, ep 1-8 Nick Knowles Into The Grand Canyon, season 1, ep 1 The Casketeers, season 5, ep 1 The Supervet, season 7, ep 10 Yarning Culture Through Film, season 1, ep 10 56 Years Of Painting, 1 Lesson On Anger A Trans Illustrator's Life In Indonesia Ancient Superstructures, season 3, ep 1-6 Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations, season 1-5, all eps Anthony Bourdain: The Layover, season 1, ep 1-10 Be My Guest With Ina Garten, season 4, ep 1-4 Bob Marley & The Wailers: Live 1977 Bob Marley & The Wailers: The Capitol 73 Bob Marley: Uprising Live Come Dine With Me UK, season 12, ep 1-40 Comfort Food With Spencer Watts, season 2, ep 15 Cowboy Kings Of Crypto, season 1, ep 1-6 Crusaders: Ex Jehovah's Witnesses Speak Dan Snow's Greatest Discoveries, season 2, ep 1-4 David Rocco's Dolce Napoli, season 1, ep 1-13 Devils, seasons 1-2, all eps Divided We Stand, season 1, ep 1-6 Emmett Till: White Lies, Black Death Expeditions With Patrick McMillan, season 3, ep 1-13 Firebite, season 1, ep 1-8 Forest Of The Missing, season 1, ep 1-4 Fringes, season 1, ep 1-4 Fuzoku: Sex Entertainment In Japan Glastonbury Festival 2024, season 1, ep 1-5 Good Grief, season 2, ep 1-6 Ireland's Secrets From Above, season 1, ep 1-2 Leguizamo Does America, season 1, ep 1-6 Life As A Marriage Migrant My Greek Table With Diane Kochilas, season 4, ep 1-13 Mysteries From Above, season 2, ep 1-10 Nazis, Treasures And The Quest For Celts One Day In The Life Of Piugattuk Outside: Beyond The Lens, season 1, ep 1-10 Plat du Tour, season 1, ep 1-21 Pompeii: The New Dig, season 1, ep 1-3 Rise Of The Nazis: The Manhunt, season 4, ep 1-3 Secret Lives Of The Roman Emperors Selena + Chef, season 2, ep 1-10 Significant Other, season 1, ep 1-6 Sissi - The Fateful Years Sissi - The Young Empress Station: Trouble On The Tracks, season 1, ep 1-3 The Bold,the Corrupt And The Beautiful The Chocolate Queen, season 2, ep 1-10 The Great House Revival, season 4, ep 1-4 The Holy Grail Mystery, season 3, ep 1 The Misadventures Of Romesh Ranganathan, season 4, ep 1-3 The Next Thing You Eat, season 1, ep 1-6 The Secret Genius Of Modern Life, season 2, ep 1-6 The Supervet, season 7, ep 11 Vietnam's All-Female Deminers We Have Never Been Modern Share this with family and friends
ABC News
30-05-2025
- General
- ABC News
Suspected boat arrivals discovered in Arnhem Land
Samantha Donovan: Up to eight people have been detained by Border Protection Authorities after reaching a remote part of the Northern Territory coast by boat. They were found walking near the town of Maningrida, east of Darwin. The ABC understands they're Chinese nationals. Their arrival has set off another stoush between the government and opposition over border security. Andrew Green is the ABC's Defence Correspondent. Andrew, what can you tell us about these people who've arrived in Australia? Andrew Greene: These details have started emerging in perhaps the past 24 hours or so, but what we have established is that earlier this week on Tuesday, authorities in a remote part of the Northern Territory in Arnhem Land, around 500 kilometres east of Darwin, were alerted to the presence of a group of men believed to be from China who had made their way onto the Australian mainland in a very remote part of the northern coast of Australia. But they were detected and then apprehended by authorities. And then a day later, another two men, also believed to have come to Australia from China originally, were spotted by some local rangers and they too, we understand, are now in the custody of the Australian Border Force, but their precise location is not known. Samantha Donovan: Have the authorities had much to say about their arrival, Andrew? Andrew Greene: Following their usual course of action, they've said very little. In fact, in a statement, the Australian Border Force tells the ABC that it does not either confirm or deny operations or comment on them. But what we have established is that authorities are yet to locate a boat that may have taken these people to Australia. Now that points to a few things. It suggests that perhaps they were dropped off close to the mainland by perhaps even an Indonesian fishing vessel or by another party that's brought them to Australia. Apart from that though, very little known. We know that it's up to eight individuals who are, we believe most of them are from China, but that is of course not confirmed by the authorities. Samantha Donovan: And what's been the reaction from politicians? Andrew Greene: Well, the newly appointed Shadow Home Affairs Minister, Andrew Hastie, has said that this is another example of the underinvestment by the Albanese government in border protection. The fact that a boat carrying unauthorised arrivals had made it to the Australian mainland. And in response to that, the Home Affairs Minister, Tony Burke, took aim at his new opposition counterpart. And he said that two days into the job, Andrew Hastie had already helped the cause of people smugglers by making those comments. So while not officially commenting on whether the arrivals had happened at all, Tony Burke did take a swing at his opponent. Samantha Donovan: Andrew Greene is the ABC's Defence Correspondent.
ABC News
28-05-2025
- Business
- ABC News
New remote jobs program to fund hundreds of roles in remote communities
After months of searching, Jason Wandji, 47 has just landed a job thanks to a unique career expo held — of all places — in the remote Northern Territory's tropical north. The Yolngu man from Milingimbi had been searching for work since moving to West Arnhem Land's largest regional hub, Maningrida, a year ago in search of a better lifestyle. But when he started applying for jobs nearby, he was told he would instead need to participate in the "work-for-the-dole" Community Development Program (CDP) first, to build his skills. "I struggled a bit — I asked when I was applying around looking for a job, [and] they told me they were all not available until I went to the CDP," he said. But when Mr Wandji renewed his job search at a careers expo held by the Bawinanga Homelands Aboriginal Corporation (BHAC) last week, it took him just three days to land a job. "I was excited, I just walked around looking at what is a good job for me," he said. "I went there, had a look and was applying for three jobs. Another one from Intract called me back." Mr Wandji financially supports a number of family members. He said the job offer had made him proud, and he was now thinking about further training opportunities, such as undertaking training at the NT's Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education. Under the Closing the Gap agreement, the federal government has promised to raise the employment rate of First Nations people to 62 per cent by 2031. A 2021 Productivity Commission report showed the NT was the only jurisdiction that had gone backwards on progress towards that target. The latest census found 70 per cent of Maningrida's population was not even in the labour force, and of those who were, 46 per cent were unemployed. BHAC chief executive Kira Bourke said that was not for a lack of will. Ms Bourke said those barriers include cultural commitments and the competing priorities of managing families, healthcare and access to services in a remote area. But she said offering flexible work options could help. "It means helping someone to get to an appointment because someone lives across town or out of town, or encouraging someone to have the confidence to go from being able to fix things as a 'bush mechanic' to shadowing someone on the job," she said. The Maningrida jobs expo aimed to bring all local employers together under the tin roof of the community basketball court, to link up jobseekers with the full range of local organisations to discuss work options. "We live isolated enough — there's no reason to isolate ourselves more by not working together," Ms Bourke said. The expo was held ahead of the launch of 50 new jobs in Maningrida, which are being funded under the new Remote Jobs Economic Development Program from the National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA). The NIAA said 650 jobs had been approved under the program so far for remote communities across Australia, with 300 more continuing from a previous trial. It said 140 of those jobs were in the Arnhem region, "including jobs in construction, retail, IT support, administration, homelands maintenance, transport and cultural roles". The remote jobs program is part of an overhaul of the CDP system, through which employers will be funded to create real jobs within their organisations rather than work-for-the-dole activities. Communities have long criticised the CDP and called for more meaningful work, training and better pay. BHAC has been funded for several positions through the program, which the organisation plans to use to offer job-sharing arrangements for local jobseekers. "It encourages women back into the workforce, it encourages older people, it encourages people that have cultural commitments, family commitments or other barriers to employment," Ms Bourke said. She said she envisioned the Remote Aboriginal Employment Service, which will replace the CDP from November, would allow jobseekers such as Mr Wandji to improve their skills to move into the NIAA-funded jobs. "There will be a large activities component to that program, and that looks like getting people ready to go into jobs," she said.
