Calliste Weitenberg

It's after dark in Bucharest, the capital of Romania, and 27-year-old Selena (not her real name) is getting ready for work. She slips into a black lingerie bodysuit, pulls on lacy stockings and puts on makeup. Her workplace is a queen-size bed in front of a large monitor and a camera mounted on a tripod. Within arm's reach, there's a microphone and a keyboard. She logs in online and starts warming up. Selena is a webcam model. Using an adult live streaming platform, she performs f…

Henry Murrain believes that working with men is a path towards reducing violence against women. He’s leading Bogota’s first anti-machismo program.

New York’s rat population is as old as the city itself, but the rodent issue is becoming a battleground. Some people have formed a vigilante anti-rat force. Dateline’s Calliste Weitenberg joined them for a night hunt.

here In the United States, nothing captivates nor terrifies quite like a tornado. Mythologised by Hollywood films and increasingly, across social media, the funnel-shaped ‘twisters’ have helped spawn multiple generations of meteorologists and storm chasers alike. But this natural phenomenon remains a mystery that scientists are yet to fully explain. While it’s known tornadoes develop from a specific type of thunderstorm, called a supercell storm, the exact triggers of a torn…

Tree-changers and holidaymakers are flocking to New Zealand’s Great Barrier Island in search of the off-grid life. Can its eco-friendly lifestyle survive the island’s newfound popularity?

In the state of Michoacán, Mexico, the fight to protect a natural wonder is colliding with a booming avocado trade and a spiralling war for control being waged by the country’s drug cartels.

Journalist Calliste Weitenberg spent six months creating a fake wellness influencer @thatcoastalgirl to investigate sponsored content. So what did it take to succeed?

As relations between Sweden and Russia grow increasingly strained, the global ‘prepper’ movement is finding an unlikely home in the neutral Scandinavian nation.

In the jungle forests of Sulawesi, two photos speak of humanity’s devastating impact on the animal world writes Dateline reporter Calliste Weitenberg

The power of India’s genius kids lies not in their minds but their hearts, writes reporter Calliste Weitenberg