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Documenting the lives of LA's homeless population gave Dateline reporter Dean Cornish a new appreciation of the difficulty and desperation people living on the streets face.

28 Jun 2017

1 min read

It’s the national sport of Japan with a history spanning centuries, but modern sumo finds itself caught between the deep traditions of its past and growing calls for change.

16 Aug 2021

6 min read

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What would happen if the government started giving everyone $15,000 a year – no matter how rich or poor they are? We dive into universal basic income.

18 May 2018

1 min read

Mongolia's captial Ulaanbaatar has some of the most polluted air in the world. But how does the quality in Sydney compare?

17 Sep 2018

Building tiny homes won’t solve homelessness, but it’s a way to bring basic shelter and dignity to those most in need, writes Elvis Summers.

06 Feb 2018

4 min read

Helen was a reporter on Dateline, witnessing the desperate scenes that followed the Rwandan genocide and winning the program's first Walkley Award.

14 Oct 2014

1 min read

As Iranian President Ahmadinejad causes outrage at the UN General Assembly, a Dateline special from New York looks at the international reaction.

26 Aug 2013

1 min read

The right to abortion is becoming one of the defining issues of the upcoming US presidential election. With abortion banned in 14 US states, activists from neighbouring Mexico have mobilised to distribute abortion pills to American women.

06 Aug 2024

6 min read

SBS broadcaster Les Murray writes about his experience returning to Hungary in 2011, to track down the man who helped his family escape the communist country.

02 Aug 2017

6 min read