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Title Lateline: 14/04/15
Published Australia : ABC, 2015
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Summary INTERVIEW: FORMER NSW POLICE MINISTER MIKE GALLACHERFormer NSW Police Minister Mike Gallacher responds to claims by a Detective Chief Inspector that he 'kowtowed' to the wealthy family of a man who plunged to his death from a cliff.EBOLA OUTBREAK: HOW WILL THE WORLD RESPOND TO THE NEXT EPIDEMIC?It's been more than a year since the start of the ebola outbreak in West Africa. 25,000 people have been infected, 10,000 have died. The international humanitarian group Medecins Sans Frontieres has been casting a critical eye over the global response to the crisis. It claims a 'global coalition of inaction' led to the epidemic spiralling out of control. Shaun Hassett reports.THE CHILD WORKERS RISKING LIFE AND LIMB FOR A DOLLAR A DAYFormer child soldiers are among thousands of Ugandans, risking their lives by quarrying stone in the capital Kampala. Thousands of people started working at the quarry, when they were displaced from the country's north by civil war. Poverty has forced them to keep labouring for as little as a dollar a day in wages. Alexandra Fisher has this report for Lateline
Notes Closed captioning in English
Event Broadcast 2015-04-14 at 22:30:00
Notes Classification:
Subject Communicable diseases -- Mortality.
Death -- Causes.
Ebola virus disease.
Epidemics -- Prevention.
Cold cases (Criminal investigation)
New South Wales.
Africa, Western.
Form Streaming video
Author Alberici, Emma, host
Fisher, Alexandra, reporter
Hassett, Shaun, reporter
Adoke, Charles, contributor
Gallacher, Mike, contributor
Gates, Bill, contributor
Norton, Ian, contributor
Ocen, Benson, contributor
Ochero, Santina, contributor
Schaefer, Myrto, contributor
Young, Pamela, contributor