Rosalba O'Brien, 1 January 2005
At least 175 people died and 700 were injured when a flare thrown from the audience started a fire at a concert in a Buenos Aires nightclub.
Alison Winward, 29 December 2004
The earthquake and waves that have claimed up to 77,000 people in Asia have left survivors with a near-impossible job in southern Thailand…
Sanjaya Senanayake, 28 December 2004
One reporter recounts the scene as tsunamis decimated a Sri Lankan town in Sunday's huge sea surges…
Tom Phillips, 18 December 2004
Forty-one days after her dramatic abduction, Marina Lima de Souza, the mother of Brazil’s brightest footballing star, has been freed.
Presswire, 16 December 2004
Security companies are warning private voicemail systems can be exploited using tools and software available on the Internet.
Tom Phillips, 14 December 2004
Preparations for Rio de Janeiro's dazzling carnival have been tainted by the murder of one of its organisers over his choice of parade queen.
Tom Phillips, 8 December 2004
Protesters have descended on Rio's legislative assembly opposing state proposals offering to bankroll the psychological "conversion" of homosexuals.
Thane Macdonald, 6 December 2004
Wrexham’s decline and potential capitulation into the hands of developers shows how the modern game has become a battle for survival…
Andrew Picken, 2 December 2004
Uneven development by one of the Gulf’s most ambitious members has left a cultural vacuum and restrictions on press freedom…
, 29 November 2004
IDEA: News feature on the thousands of Indians of African decsent who have lived in villages and towns in India for between the last 800 to 100 years. Focus on their culture, place in society and the discrimination they face from other Indians.
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