February 13, 2006 • 45m
Four Corners returns for 2006 with a whistleblower... and revelations of a powerful insiders' club...
February 20, 2006 • 45m
There's road rage over private tollways... Have deals between politicians and tollway bosses killed off grand new visions for publ...Read more
February 27, 2006 • 45m
Jack Thomas has become the first person to be convicted under Australia's new terrorist funding laws.
March 6, 2006 • 45m
Kid watching is very grown-up business. The 12-and-unders are a demographic that marketers ignore at their peril.
March 13, 2006 • 45m
One Sunday last December, 5000 Australians gathered at Cronulla, singing and waving the national flag as they "reclaimed" the beac...Read more
March 20, 2006 • 45m
It's cheap, highly addictive and ultra-powerful. "Ice", or crystal methamphetamine, is now more popular than heroin, playing havoc...Read more
March 27, 2006 • 45m
Seven got life sentences and two are facing death by firing squad - but the blood of the Bali Nine will not stain the hands of thi...Read more
April 3, 2006 • 45m
"I sold your wife."
April 10, 2006 • 45m
For Saddam Hussein, it must have been a no-brainer. He would pay $200,000 to a top UN official. In return, Saddam would be showered in billions.
April 17, 2006 • 45m
In the space of four days, Australians have witnessed the extraordinary spectacle of their Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister a...Read more
April 24, 2006 • 45m
All of London was on edge when a young electrician, Jean Charles de Menezes, headed off for work on 22 July last year. The previou...Read more
May 1, 2006 • 45m
Many thought he was dead or wounded. But when he dramatically appeared this week in an Internet video, firing off an automatic wea...Read more
May 8, 2006 • 45m
The Westpoint collapse...Ticky Fullerton digs into the scheme that has wiped out the life savings of thousands of Australians. Who...Read more
May 15, 2006 • 45m
In the hours before he killed himself in April last year, Campbell Bolton wrote a long note in which he told his family how sorry ...Read more
May 22, 2006 • 45m
Murder, drugs, extortion, robbery, gambling, prostitution... for 40 years, this has been the daily business of the Aryan Brotherho...Read more
May 29, 2006 • 45m
There's another story buried deep beneath the horrific headlines about sexual abuse in indigenous Australia.
June 5, 2006 • 45m
Imagine being about to give birth, cocooned in a speeding car on a night-time dash to a hospital that's still hours away, every bu...Read more
June 12, 2006 • 45m
To his fans, research psychologist Harry Harlow was a 20th century hero, a scientific pioneer who revolutionised the way we raise our children today.
June 19, 2006 • 45m
As Australian troops stand between the warring factions in East Timor, Liz Jackson reveals the power plays and intrigues that are ...Read more
June 26, 2006 • 45m
If your late model car goes missing, don't expect to see it again soon.
July 3, 2006 • 45m
"Do no harm." It's the ethos of medicine, the bedrock principle for all its practitioners.
July 10, 2006 • 45m
"The price of petrol is disgusting, absolutely disgusting..."
July 17, 2006 • 45m
For decades the Liberal Party has carried itself proudly as a broad church, home to a wide spectrum of ideology among members. Now...Read more
July 24, 2006 • 45m
Breast cancer stalked Becky Measures. It had struck 14 of her female relatives, killing some of them.
July 31, 2006 • 45m
Four Corners often explores extravagant claims and tall tales. Rarely though does it meet a character quite as colourful as author Gavin Menzies.
August 7, 2006 • 45m
Not long after dawn on August 15, 2004 a teenage girl was dragged through a town square in the Iranian provincial city of Neka, pa...Read more
August 14, 2006 • 45m
A member of a 'raskol' gang talks about rape as a ritual part of crime. A career truck driver on the highland's highway picks up a...Read more
August 21, 2006 • 45m
Cares and crowds are forgotten. Sand crunches between your toes, there's salt on your skin and sun on your back. Here is where blu...Read more
August 28, 2006 • 45m
Heat waves and cyclones; droughts ravaging farmland; rising seas swamping beach havens; forests drying up and species dying out; t...Read more
September 4, 2006 • 45m
It's a battle for your body and for your money - a tug-o-war between two powerful forces: the marketing pressure to eat more versu...Read more
September 11, 2006 • 45m
The dust settled long ago at Ground Zero. But the world is still searching for clarity after 9/11.
September 18, 2006 • 45m
They were ordinary suburban Australians setting out on a big overseas adventure... to cheer on the Socceroos at the World Cup, or ...Read more
September 25, 2006 • 45m
They've launched controversial forays into election campaigns in Australia, New Zealand the US. Now the Exclusive Brethren are dra...Read more
October 2, 2006 • 45m
It was a signature TV news image of the 1990s: the bush as battleground, greenies blocking bulldozers, shouting slogans and tradin...Read more
October 9, 2006 • 45m
Two weeks ago a leaked US intelligence assessment gave powerful new ammunition to critics of the Iraq war.
October 16, 2006 • 45m
From Iraq to Solomon Islands and Afghanistan to East Timor, Australia's Army is stretched tight. The burden of overseas deployment...Read more
October 23, 2006 • 45m
From marginal to mainstream, once furtive but now flaunted, cosmetic surgery is being eagerly explored by Australians from teens t...Read more
October 30, 2006 • 45m
Each week more than a thousand Australians are delivered the cruel diagnosis: they have dementia - incurable, untreatable, terminal.