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Tolerance 🚫
Coexistence ✔️
The story of Darwin’s Greek community is one of loss, survival and laying foundations for the future.
Where Are You Really From? | Watch on SBS On Demand
"Am I an Australian or Chinese?"
Alysia, a young Chinese-Australian girl, reveals her feelings about looking Chinese in Australia and the differences she sees between the two cultures.
Aussies From All Over | Watch on SBS On Demand
For years, she asked children about their feelings.
Then she started asking a different question:
"What did you do?"
The Department | Watch on SBS On Demand
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Michael Mosley left behind a legacy of health wisdom 🧠💔
Here, he shows how small changes, like isometric exercises, can make a big difference.
Michael Mosley: Wonders of the Human Body | Watch on SBS On Demand
"Whose lunch pongs?"
1962. A Greek kid gets detention because his salami and cheese had an "aroma."
Fast forward: that teacher's probably paying top dollar for the exact same meal.
Australia's Greek Cafes and Milk Bars | Watch on SBS On Demand
"There are moments of hope that keep you going."
Reza shares why, despite the challenges, he continues working to support children and families.
The Department | Watch on SBS On Demand
"I am me and I try to be me. I don't try to be anybody else."
Lachelle reflects on authenticity, resilience and the life experiences that shaped her.
Front Up | Watch on SBS On Demand
“If I had to do all my time over again, I’d shift the work-life balance.”
In this 2004 documentary, former Ford boss Jac Nasser reflects on the cost of life at the top.
She’ll Be Right, Boss | Watch on SBS On Demand
Andy Saunders has one question:
What is the movie trailer voice guy like when he's not narrating movie trailers? 😂
Express Yourself | Watch on SBS On Demand
What began as a wellbeing workshop became something much bigger.
The Deadly Nannas started writing songs for their grandchildren, translating them into language and creating a legacy that could be passed on through generations.
Singing Country | Watch on SBS On Demand
When we first met Lachelle, she'd been in Australia for eight years.
Years later, she's still here and still loving it. ❤️
Front Up | Watch on SBS On Demand
It turns out accents can be a work in progress.
Lachelle reflects on how living in Australia shaped the way she speaks and why some words still catch her by surprise.
Front Up | Watch on SBS On Demand
Living between two cultures sometimes means having two versions of the same sentence in your head. 😅
Lachelle explains why she still switches between American and Australian terms.
Front Up | Watch on SBS On Demand