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Behind the scenes with SBS reporters on assignment here and overseas.

Ricardo Goncalves went by 'Richard Gone-karlves' until he came to SBS.

From Ricardo, to Richard, to Ricardo

24 January 2012 | 17:40

SBS presenter Ricardo Goncalves grew up in Wollongong speaking Portuguese. When he hit primary school the nuns made him 'Richard', but at SBS he became Ricardo again.

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This is a blog he wrote on the meaning of multiculturalism and being Australian on his birthday, which falls two days before Australia Day. Read more

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The world watched in horror and disbelief as the Twin Towers fell ten years ago. (AAP)

'Dear President Obama ... '

03 May 2011 | 18:17

SBS Reporter Kathy Novak reflects on the day she was in New York, almost 10 years ago, when the twin towers fell.

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In late September 2001, I held my friend Allison’s hand in a Greenwich Village tattoo salon, as she had a red, white and blue ribbon inked onto her ankle. Read more

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Prime Minister Julia Gillard and partner Tim Mathieson in Beijing's Forbidden City. (AAP)

Gillard visits Forbidden City

27 April 2011 | 17:34

Richard Davis blogs from his trip with Prime Minister Julia Gillard as she tours Asia on her way to the royal wedding.

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The Prime Minister and her partner, Tim Mathieson walked out into the vast expanse of Beijing’s Forbidden City. Read more

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Prime Minister Julia Gillard meets with Australian Korean War veterans at Kapyong, South Korea. (AAP)

Honouring diggers who served at Kapyong

24 April 2011 | 16:31

Richard Davis blogs from his trip with Prime Minister Julia Gillard as she tours Asia on her way to the royal wedding.

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In April 1951 the Kapyong Valley in South Korea echoed with gunfire and artillery bursts. Read more

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Minamisanriku Town Mayor Jin Sato and Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard inspect the tsunami-ravaged town where an Australian relief team worked last month. (Richard Davis)