Episode list

Four Corners

Willie Brigitte
Allegations have swirled around Willie Brigitte ever since his discreet deportation from Australia and his much-publicized arrest in France in October 2003.
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Lords of the Forests
Ticky Fullerton looks at management of Tasmania's forests and how one timber company enjoys extraordinary political support for its operations.
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Arafat Investigated
Why has Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat - once feted at White House but now holed up in his West Bank headquarters - become such an outcast?
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Killers

Sun, Apr 18, 2004
A report on conditions that made violence in Rwanda possible.
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Fair Game?

Sun, May 02, 2004
Allegations of sexual violence have engulfed some of Australia's top AFL footballers and their clubs.
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A Blind Eye

Sun, Jun 20, 2004
Is RSPCA turning a blind eye to cruelty for benefit of commercial interests?
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A Case to Answer
How justice system failed star swim coach Scott Volkers and women he was accused of sexually molesting.
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Training Day

Sun, Jul 25, 2004
Chris Masters talks to bent cops and police chiefs around Australia about painful costs of corruption, effectiveness of anti-corruption measures.
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A Bitter Pill?
Jonathan Holmes investigates cost to our subsidised pharmaceutical scheme since Australia signed Free Trade Agreement.
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Losing the Children
Four Corners tells story of Dalton family breakdown in context of Government's recent initiatives to reform Family Court system,.
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The Plea

Sun, Aug 22, 2004
"The Plea" examines cases a jury will never get to hear and asks question, is plea bargain undermining an entire legal system?
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Beating the Black Dog
One in five Australians will suffer from depression as some stage in their lives. Dubbed the "black dog" by Winston Churchill, it is one of the biggest medical problems facing the world today. Five Australians tell their story of beating depression, and they and their families reveal the cost to themselves and those around them.
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Island Raiders
Twenty years ago, the residents of the tiny island nation of Nauru were the second wealthiest people on earth, but all that has changed. In 2004, Nauru is worse than broke with its people suffering the highest rate of diabetes in the world. Chris Masters reports on where the money has gone.
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The Contenders
Liz Jackson follows leaders' trails during an election campaign that's gone from truth in government.
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Trust and Betrayal
A story of spies, counterspies, double agents and defections as Andrew Fowler reveals betrayal inside Australia's secret intelligence agencies.
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2004: In Review
2004 will be remembered chiefly for international issues, primarily events in Iraq: including Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal.
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