Here Are the VICELAND Shows You Can Watch Really Soon in New Zealand

You probably know by now that our TV channel VICELAND is coming to New Zealand on December 1. Get ready for some phenomenal viewing on SKY, and let us introduce you to the shows you're about to love as much as we do.

Action Bronson is coming our way with his food-loving, weed-smoking, world-travelling F*ck, That's Delicious. There's even an episode the rapper chef filmed here exploring New Zealand's unique flavours while he was on tour to perform at Auckland City Limits.

Ellen Page and Ian Daniel explore LGBTQI rights around the world in Gaycation. Michael K Williams goes digging into the operation of illicit economies in Black Market. Feminist icon Gloria Steinem's powerful, Emmy-nominated WOMAN is a raw and revolutionary look at womanhood. Gloria takes us to El Salvador, Pakistan and Zambia to meet the women who are shaping not just their own future.

In States of Undress host Hailey Gates breaks away from the pack at fashion weeks around the world to investigate the ugly issues the industry likes to ignore.

Then on Weediquette, host Krishna Andavolu meets kids with cancer, veterans with PTSD, and even the Mbuti pygmies of the Democratic Republic of Congo, for an in-depth look into the ethics of marijuana use and legalisation.

VICE World of Sports goes far and wide to check out the thing that unites people everywhere—sport. In one special episode set in Kenya, host Selema Masekela meets acclaimed Kiwi long distance runners and twin brothers Jake and Zane Robertson, who moved to the running mecca of Kenya's Rift Valley almost a decade ago in an attempt to learn the secrets of the world's best athletes.

And every evening we'll be bringing you our very own news bulletin: VICE News Tonight. The daily newscast will break major stories from around the world, with a focus on investigative journalism.

It all happens on December 1.

It's all extremely exciting.

Overseen by creative director Spike Jonze, VICELAND has everything that's important, weird, or funny you want to watch—24-hours a day, seven days a week on SKY Channel 13, SKY GO and On Demand.