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Calliste Weitenberg

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  • Reporter and Producer, SBS
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As seen in: SBS, Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, SBS News, The Daily Telegraph, The Herald Sun, The Canberra Times, SBS Dateline, Perth Now, WAtoday
Award-winning Reporter/Producer & Filmmaker telling stories from around the 🌎 for @DatelineSBS @SBS | Back on 📺 March 2023! E: calliste.weitenberg@sbs.com.au
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'Hunting me': Duterte has been arrested, but the Philippines' drug war isn't over yet

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By Calliste Weitenberg Verified
| SBS Dateline
Watch Dateline's latest episode, The Unfinished Drug War, on 11 August at 9.30pm AEST on SBS or SBS On Demand. In the densely packed shanty towns of the Philippines capital, Manila, 19-year-old Joan de Juan recalls her 10th birthday: 6 December 2016. "My dad was cooking spaghetti for us to celebrate. He didn't have money at that time, all we had was pasta ... My grandmother went out to buy ketchup so our spaghetti would have sauce," Joan says.
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Joan saw her dad die during the Philippines' drug war. Her family fears what could happen next

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By Calliste Weitenberg Verified
| SBS Dateline
Watch Dateline's latest episode, The Unfinished Drug War, on 11 August at 9.30pm AEST on SBS or SBS On Demand. In the densely packed shanty towns of the Philippines capital, Manila, 19-year-old Joan de Juan recalls her 10th birthday: 6 December 2016. "My dad was cooking spaghetti for us to celebrate. He didn't have money at that time, all we had was pasta ... My grandmother went out to buy ketchup so our spaghetti would have sauce," Joan says.
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For Lucy, a helicopter was the only way to access treatment. Inside a 'substantial' healthcare struggle

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By Colin Cosier Verified, Calliste Weitenberg Verified, Kathleen Farmilo Verified
| SBS Dateline
On Tuesday 12 May, go inside Papua New Guinea's healthcare crisis with SBS Dateline. Watch The World's Most Remote Rescue? at 9.30 pm AEST on SBS and SBS On Demand. The rescue helicopter arrives in the remote, picturesque village at dawn, the team ready to collect their patient and transport her to hospital. But she isn't there. A woman with severe acute abdominal pain had left the village the evening before with a group of helpers to embark on a 16km bush trek to their closest health care centre.
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