As Americans head to the polls on election day, and just hours before we’ll know the outcome of the craziest circus of a presidential race in history, The Feed presents a half hour documentary election specia

Samantha Bee, host of the acclaimed SBS 2 late-night series Full Frontal with Samantha Bee, is hitting the White House for a thought-provoking interview with President Barack Obama as he wraps up his second and last term as President, which will air tonight at 8.00pm on SBS 2.

Viceland is a replacement for the existing SBS2 service and is promising to include new shows covering culture, music, sports, fashion, technology and more, from around the world.

Borne out of SBS’s 2015 ‘Comedy Runway’ initiative to find emerging talent and financed by Screenwest, Screen Australia and SBS, Top Knot Detective is your favourite cult 90’s samurai TV series that you’ve never heard of.*

Cahill’s move to Melbourne City sees him playing club football in Australian for the first time in two decades; and SBS 2 will showcase the Socceroo legend with ten Melbourne City matches throughout the season, including three in the first five weeks.

Imagine your son, daughter, niece or nephew suffering in silence, let down by an education system that should protect them. 

The winning Australian team will compete against 35 nations in three titles, over a three day gaming spectacular.

VICE, the global youth brand, will partner with Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) to launch a new channel in Australia. The American Media company will partner with SBS to bring Australians a new lifestyle and culture TV channel, featuring the best programming from VICELAND free-to-air on SBS in late 2016.

Spotless tells the story of a troubled man, Jean Bastiere, whose tidy life is turned upside down when his outlaw brother, Martin crash lands into his world, forcing dark secrets of the past into the light, and getting both of them fatally involved in organised crime.

In the tenth season of this bold, hard-hitting and revelatory documentary series, Stacey Dooley journeys to Honduras, one of the worst places in the world to be female, to investigate why women in this country are forced to live in dangerous and desperate situations.

For the last three years, The Feed has been irreverently bringing the most important stories, issues and events to a youthful and vibrant audience.

Dark Net is a startling new eight part docu-series that explores a world where virtual and physical lives collide in ways that are both surprising and at times, deeply disturbing.