2003 - 04 Annual Report - Sbs

13INSIGHT FORUMS continued...Home for ChristmasSoft on CrimeLatham in MacarthurATSIC DemiseThe Money or the BoxCritical ConditionThe Weight DebateDesperately Seeking StatusKilling MulticulturalismTrained to KillShould Australia withdraw its troops from Iraq?Court sentencing: too soft or too harsh?Opposition leader meets marginal seat votersThe future of Aboriginal services and reconciliationThe choice: new services or tax cuts?Medical errors in hospitalsSolutions for Australia’s obesity problemPhilosopher Alain de Botton on status neurosesIs multiculturalism out-dated?Abuse allegations by Australian ex-soldiersDatelineSBS’s international current affairs program entered its 20th year on air, continuing its high standard of internationalcurrent affairs. The program’s ground-breaking use of video-journalism combined with hard-hitting studio interviews anddebates provided agenda-setting coverage and comprehensive analysis of a wide range of issues.DATELINE 2003-04IndonesiaIraqBougainvilleCongoSolomon IslandsIsraelWest PapuaIraqFranceUnited StatesChileEast TimorUnited StatesAlaskaLibyaPalestineArgentinaIndiaSerbiaUnited StatesBurmaBaliKiribatiThe NetherlandsSouth AfricaManus IslandPapua New GuineaFijiEast TimorAustraliaPhilippinesChechnyaGaza StripGreeceThailandEuropeChadIndonesian military assault against Aceh separatistsLooters plundered Iraq’s famous Baghdad museumAustralian peacekeepers pull out of BougainvilleA massacre unfolds before the eyes of UN peacekeepersDisarming fighters from GuadalcanalFears of a breakdown in the Palestinian ceasefireTerrorist attacks in IndonesiaForeigners have become targets in Iraq’s guerrilla warHundreds of children sent to rural regions in FranceAmerica’s war on immigration30th anniversary of Chile’s coupEast Timor’s Prime Minister seeks international supportDissent is rising in George Bush’s heartlandExtent of the crisis facing the world’s oceansLibya’s Colonel Gaddafi’s promised turnaroundAn uncertain future for President Yasser ArafatWorkers start to get some political supportHindu state governments to outlaw religious conversionNationalism is again on the rise in SerbiaWho will challenge George Bush for the presidency?Aung San Suu Kyi and the Karen National Liberation ArmyPaedophilia in BaliKiribati ditches China and joins the Taiwanese campSchools segregated along racial linesThe country’s first decade of democracyOne detainee left on Manus IslandAustralian Federal Police in PNGFour years after the coupWho will control the oil and gas royalties?Australia short-changed over helicopter deal?Filipinos go to the polls to elect a presidentThe assassination of President Akhmed KadyrovIsrael in crisis over Gaza Strip withdrawal plansArguments over travel warningsMuslim uprising in southern ThailandPossibility of terrorist nuclear weapons strikeHumanitarian crisis unfolding