SBS Dateline

Over a million children have been orphaned by AIDS in Zimbabwe, but Yalda Hakim finds there is hope for the next generation.

Away from the London hype, Amos Roberts has an uplifting story of a town's welcome for the Rwandan Olympic team.

Mark Davis looks at the politics and protests surrounding Greece's economic crisis ahead of next week's crucial elections.

Dateline investigates the killing of Cambodian environmental activist Chut Wutty and whether he knew something that his killers didn't want revealed.

Dateline explores Vanuatu's alternative financial system, where a pig tusk bank claims to have reserves worth $1.4 billion.

Dateline gets close-up access to Syrian opposition leader Haitham Al Maleh, as he tries to defeat the Assad regime from exile.

Hong Kong's maids say they're treated like second class citizens by controversially being denied permanent residency.

Dateline goes on the US election trail, finding voters disenchanted with the politicians.

Dateline reports on how the success of Morocco's argan oil is threatening a traditional way of life.

Dateline visits the Creation Museum in the United States, founded by Australian Ken Ham, but his view of how the world was created is proving controversial.