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Friday, 11th July,2008LOSING FAITH
Video Journalist David Brill recaps his latest trip to Ireland, where a shortage of priests is sweeping the European nation.
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Thursday, 10th July,2008LOSING FAITH
Dateline's veteran Video Journalist travels to Ireland where a shortage of priests is sweeping the nation.
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Tuesday, 24th June,2008THE FUTURE OF WHALING
Video Journalist Nick Lazaredes shares his thoughts about commercial whaling and its implications.
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Tuesday, 24th June,2008MINKE ON THE MENU
Nick Lazaredes reports from Iceland, where it seems the nation is divided over its stance on commercial whaling.
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Tuesday, 17th June,2008THE CLUSTER BUSTERS
Meet Nobel Peace Prize winner John Rodsted, an Australian anti cluster bomb campaigner making headlines around the world.
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Friday, 13th June,2008BRAZIL'S UNDERGROUND ART
Dateline invites you to the sewer tunnels of Sao Paulo, to see artworks that have galleries in London and New York in a frenzy.
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Friday, 6th June,2008HAPPY NAZIS
This week Dateline takes a chilling look at the lives of those who ran the most notorious death camps ever known – Auschwitz.
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Friday, 30th May,2008INTERVIEW WITH SEPP BLATTER
This week George Negus speaks with FIFA President, Sepp Blatter about racism in sport, politics and the future of football.
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Friday, 30th May,2008MY NAME IS RACHEL CORRIE
Rachel Corrie was a young American peace activist killed in Gaza while trying to stop Israel bulldozing Palestinian homes to create a buffer zone.
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Monday, 26th May,2008THE SLUMS OF PARIS
Ever wondered what it's like being a reporter for an international news & current affairs show? Catch David Brill's video blogs.
Video: Travelling through the slums
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Friday, 23rd May,2008PARIS BURNING
This week Dateline's veteran video journalist David Brill reports from a part of Paris you've probably never heard of.
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Monday, 19th May,2008INTERVIEW WITH GEORGE SOROS
This week George Negus catches up with Soros Fund Management head, George Soros.
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Monday, 12th May,2008NARVIK - THE TIP OF THE ICEBERG
George Negus is in the Norwegian seaport town of Narvik, which has taken one huge financial hit, thanks to the sub-prime crisis.
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Wednesday, 30th April,2008INTERVIEW WITH GERHARD HEIBERG
This week Dateline catches up with Norwegian member of the International Olympic Committee Gerhard Heiberg.
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Monday, 25th February,2008INTERVIEW WITH GARRY KASPAROV
George Negus interviews former chess champion and former Presidential candidate Garry Kasparov about the upcoming Russian elections.
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Wednesday, 13th February,2008EXPORTING TROUBLE?
Nick Lazaredes reports from Russia, where Australian uranium could soon be fuelling the nation's nuclear reactors.
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Friday, 1st February,2008PUTIN'S PEOPLE
Previously: Nick Lazaredes reports from Russia where Dmitri Medvedev, the man chosen by President Vladimir Putin as his successor, is virtually guaranteed of winning the Presidency.
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Wednesday, 15th August,2007
THE GOD PARTICLE
A few hundred feet below the mountains of France and Switzerland a gigantic and quite mind-boggling experiment is under construction to resolve one of the great unanswered questions of science. What gives matter its mass? By generating conditions similar to those that existed moments after the Big Bang a horde of some of the world's smartest scientists are hoping to locate what some scribes have called the God particle and through it, understand how the universe was born. Aaron Lewis visited their European site to see if they could explain it.
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Wednesday, 8th August,2007
WHIRLING DERVISH
Recep Erdongan won a resounding victory in the Turkish elections. Throughout the campaign, Erdongan’s opponents tried to label him as a pro-Islamist likely to abandon Turkey’s traditional secular state. Interestingly, the tension between Islam and secularism in Turkey is reflected in an age old local tradition, the whirling Dervishes. The Dervishes of course have long been a tourist icon but as Mark Davis found out on his recent visit, they are quite hypnotic rituals place them at odds with both the Turkish Government and other Turkish Muslims.
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Wednesday, 25th July,2007
PORTUGUESE POWER
As Dateline have been hearing with monotonous regularity of late, in the context of the climate change debate, this country still pretty much relies on coal and gas for its energy. John Howard, of course, to the ire of the anti-uranium lobby, is enthusiastically advocating that, whatever else is in there, nuclear has to be part of any future mix. But there's at least one other country, one with a few geographic similarities to this one, that's going down a very different energy path. Every northern summer, tourists flock to delightfully unpretentious Portugal, for the sun, for the surf and for a spot of sailing. Portugal's never short of a decent breeze. Invariably, after the 'touroes' head off back home, they leave behind more than their fair share of rubbish. But, oddly enough, these are the very things that have become the basic ingredients of a quite spectacular energy revolution in Portugal. Here's David Brill.
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