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June 4, 2013

ABC | June 4, 2013

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Stories include, 'Poor polls and backbench criticism', 'Coles joins campaign against factory farms', 'Pistorius case adjourned', 'In the pits', 'Prosthetic pinkies in demand for ex-Yakuza', 'Australia plays Japan' and 'Cricket Australia signs with Channels 9 and 10'.

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December 8, 2017

Farewell Lateline: Former Hosts Reflect On 28 Years Of Stories Emma Alberici is joined by former Lateline hosts Kerry O'Brien, Maxine McKew and Leigh Sales as they reflect on Lateline's vast history, including some of their most memorable stories and interviews, and the future of journalism.

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December 7, 2017

Purpose over profit: Social Enterprises Boosting Employment Swinburne University has just released the first major study into social enterprises, which are on the rise in Australia. The report found that the industry is creating thousands of jobs and is having a big impact on the long-term unemployed. Emily Stewart has this report, produced by Kathleen Calderwood. Lower House Votes In Historic Same-Sex Marriage Legislation Australia has become the 26th nation to legislate for same-sex marriage. The fight to have their relationships recognised as equal to those of heterosexual couples has been a long one for the LGBTQI community in Australia. When Parliament held the final vote, emotions erupted. Political correspondent Matt Wordsworth reports. Penny Wong Welcomes Same-Sex Marriage Lower House Vote Emma Alberici speaks to opposition Senate leader and shadow foreign minister Penny Wong about the passage of historic same-sex marriage legislation through the House of Representatives. Politicians Reflect On 28 Years Of Lateline For the past 28 years, Lateline has interviewed many politicians from all political persuasions. Prime ministers, opposition leaders, ministers and MPs have all felt the pressure under the lights in the Lateline studio. Tonight we look back at some of the more memorable moments as we ask politicians to reflect on their memories of the show.

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December 6, 2017

Wordsworth On Ongoing Citizenship Saga And 'Maggot' Incident Emma Alberici speaks to political correspondent Matt Wordsworth about the ongoing citizenship saga and why his interview with Labor MP Justine Keay has gone viral. Mathias Cormann Responds To Citizenship Furore Emma Alberici speaks to finance minister Mathias Cormann about the ongoing citizenship saga and the same-sex marriage bill. Grieving Father Seeks Solution To Rural Australia's Suicide Problem Every year 3000 people die by suicide in Australia. It's a staggering number, and a significant proportion of those deaths are not in the big cities. For most people living in rural and regional communities, the first place they will turn after attempting suicide or having suicidal thoughts is the emergency department. In some cases, those who present to hospitals are being turned away, with deadly consequences. Naomi Selvaratnam produced this report, and a warning, this story contains themes that may be distressing to some viewers. Farewell Lateline: Our Correspondents Reflect On Their Most Memorable Moments Over the past 28 years Lateline has distinguished itself as the home of breaking news from overseas. Our correspondents have braved riots, floods, fires and earthquakes to bring you some of the biggest events in modern history. As we prepare to farewell Lateline, the current crop of the ABC's international reporters look back on some of their most memorable moments.

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