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Four Corners — Storyline

Four Corners is Australia's longest-running investigative journalism/current affairs television program. Broadcast on ABC1 in Australia, it premiered on 19 August 1961 and celebrated its 60th anniversary in 2021. Founding producer Robert Raymond and his successor Allan Ashbolt did much to set the ongoing tone of the program.

Based on the Panorama concept, the program addresses a single issue in depth each week, showing either a locally produced program or a relevant documentary from overseas. The program has won many awards for investigative journalism, and broken many high-profile stories. A notable early example of this was the show's epoch-making 1962 exposé on the appalling living conditions endured by many Aboriginal Australians living in rural New South Wales.

Cast & Crew

Four Corners — Series Details

Four Corners — Episode Guide

Series 1983

• E1: After "The Day After" (1983-12-03)

Series 2004

• E1: Willie Brigitte (2004-02-09) — Allegations have swirled around Willie Brigitte ever since his discreet deportation from Australia and his much-publicised arrest in France in October 2003.
• E2: Lords Of The Forests (2004-02-16) — Ticky Fullerton looks at the management of Tasmania's forests and how one timber company enjoys extraordinary political support for its operations.
• E3: In the Firing Line (2004-02-23) — Fuelled by a cocktail of drugs, armed robberies are growing more violent and unpredictable.
• E4: Arafat Investigated (2004-03-01) — Why has Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat – once feted at the White House but now holed up in his West Bank headquarters – become such an outcast?
• E5: The Speed Trap (2004-03-08) — How police laid a trap to catch drug dealers but instead found themselves entangled in a web of corruption allegations.
• E6: Ethiopia: A Journey with Michael Buerk (2004-03-15) — Michael Buerk returns to Ethiopia 20 years after first alerting the world to the Ethiopian famine.
• E7: Tarnished Gold (2004-03-22) — Are Australia's sports bosses surrendering to the drug cheats?
• E8: Riot In Redfern (2004-03-29) — What really happened that night in the tiny Redfern community .
• E9: A Crime of Insanity (2004-04-05) — Troubling questions arise when the legal and psychiatric worlds collide.
• E10: Lost In Translation (2004-04-12) — Are Australians hitching a ride on China's economic juggernaut?
• E11: Killers (2004-04-19) — A report on the conditions that made the violence in Rwanda possible.
• E12: The Nuclear Bazaar (2004-04-26) — A special report on the frightening trade in nuclear secrets.
• E13: Fair Game? (2004-05-03) — Allegations of sexual violence have engulfed some of Australia's top AFL footballers and their clubs.
• E14: Rich Man, Poor Man (2004-05-10) — The fight between Australia and East Timor over billion dollar oil and gas interests.
• E15: Al Qaeda Family (2004-05-17) — The inside story of the family that lived and trained with Osama Bin Laden.
• E16: Till Debt Us Do Part (2004-05-24) — Where will the credit binge end for the many thousands of Australians in debt?
• E17: The Taking of Logan Marr (2004-05-31) — Under what circumstances should a child be taken from its birth parents?
• E18: Chain of Command (2004-06-07) — The story behind what may endure as defining images of war in Iraq.
• E19: Corruption Inc. (2004-06-14) — Corruption spreads from state police forces into the Australian Crime Commission.
• E20: A Blind Eye (2004-06-21) — Is the RSPCA turning a blind eye to cruelty for the benefit of commercial interests?
• E21: The Clinton Interview (2004-06-28) — Bill Clinton defends his record and tells how his public and private lives clashed.
• E22: A Case To Answer (2004-07-05) — How the justice system failed star swim coach Scott Volkers and the women he was accused of sexually molesting.
• E23: A Dangerous Business (2004-07-12) — How one company’s obsession with the bottom line left a trail of death and dismemberment among its workers.
• E24: Worst of the Worst? (2004-07-19) — Four Corners investigates the story behind Mamdouh Habib's incarceration at the notorious prison Guantanamo Bay .
• E25: Training Day (2004-07-26) — Chris Masters talks to bent cops and police chiefs around Australia about the painful costs of corruption, the effectiveness of anti-corruption measures and the need for constant v
• E26: A Bitter Pill? (2004-08-02) — Jonathan Holmes investigates the cost to our subsidised pharmaceutical scheme since Australia signed the Free Trade Agreement.
• E27: The Secret Agent (2004-08-09) — This expose reveals the truth behind what the BNP has been telling the public in recent years, as it has tried to shed its image of a far-right, racist party.
• E28: Losing the Children (2004-08-16) — Four Corners tells the story of the Dalton family breakdown in the context of the Government's recent initiatives to reform the Family Court system, and the rising political influe
• E29: The Plea (2004-08-23) — "The Plea" examines the cases a jury will never get to hear and asks the question, is the plea bargain undermining an entire legal system?
• E30: After Saddam (2004-08-30) — What do Iraqis think about the war and its aftermath?
• E31: Doctoring the Figures (2004-09-06) — From outright fraud to allegations of cover up … and those who simply bend the rules.
• E32: Beating the Black Dog (2004-09-13) — Five Australians tell their story of beating depression; the 'black dog" affecting one in five Australians.
• E33: Run For Your Life (2004-09-20) — Four Corners presents the incredible journey of four young men .
• E34: Island Raiders (2004-09-27) — How can one island nation lose a two billion dollar fortune in the space of twenty years?
• E35: The Contenders (2004-10-04) — Liz Jackson follows the leaders' trails during an election campaign that's gone from truth in government, to billion dollar give-aways and old fashioned fear tactics – as the parti
• E36: Battleground State (2004-10-08) — Reporter Jonathan Holmes takes us on a colourful journey through the battleground state of Ohio during the US Elections.
• E37: City Limits (2004-10-18) — Once we had enough water to waste.
• E38: A Baby To Save Our Son (2004-10-25) — Jamie Whitaker had been created to save the life of his brother Charlie, who suffers from Diamond-Blackfan anaemia, DBA, a form of bone marrow failure.
• E39: Trust and Betrayal (2004-11-01) — A story of spies, counterspies, double agents and defections as Andrew Fowler reveals the betrayal inside one of Australia’s secret intelligence agencies.
• E40: Blood Brothers (2004-11-08) — An exclusive story following a brave little boy’s fight to be cured.
• E41: What the Children Saw (2004-11-15) — In a place where they should have felt safest, the children of Beslan were targeted in an act of barbarism.
• E42: 2004: In Review (2004-11-24) — 2004 will be remembered chiefly for international issues, primarily events in Iraq: including the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal; as well as the continued threat of terrorism. W

Series 2006

• E1: The Greenhouse Mafia (2006-02-13) — Four Corners returns for 2006 with a whistleblower… and revelations of a powerful insiders' club…
• E2: Wheeling and Dealing (2006-02-20) — There's road rage over private tollways… Have deals between politicians and tollway bosses killed off grand new visions for public transport and decongested streets? Are they cre
• E3: The Convert (2006-02-27) — Jack Thomas has become the first person to be convicted under Australia's new terrorist funding laws.
• E4: How The Kids Took Over (2006-03-06) — Kid watching is very grown-up business. The 12-and-unders are a demographic that marketers ignore at their peril.
• E5: Riot and Revenge (2006-03-13) — One Sunday last December, 5000 Australians gathered at Cronulla, singing and waving the national flag as they "reclaimed" the beach. Fuelled by drink, the crowd became a mob, hunti
• E6: The Ice Age (2006-03-20) — It's cheap, highly addictive and ultra-powerful. "Ice", or crystal methamphetamine, is now more popular than heroin, playing havoc with the minds and the bodies of nearly 50,000 Au
• E7: Big Fish, Little Fish (2006-03-27) — 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 this country's crimefighters.
• E8: Sex Slaves (2006-04-03) — "I sold your wife."
• E9: Cash Crop (2006-04-10) — 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.
• E10: Cash Crop Part Two (2006-04-17) — In the space of four days, Australians have witnessed the extraordinary spectacle of their Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister each submitting to rigorous, s
• E11: Stockwell – Countdown to Killing (2006-04-24) — All of London was on edge when a young electrician, Jean Charles de Menezes, headed off for work on 22 July last year. The previous day, four would-be suicide bombers had attacked
• E12: The Making of Zarqawi (2006-05-01) — Many thought he was dead or wounded. But when he dramatically appeared this week in an Internet video, firing off an automatic weapon and anti-American rhetoric, Abu Musab al-Zarqa
• E13: The Boys (2006-05-08) — The Westpoint collapse…Ticky Fullerton digs into the scheme that has wiped out the life savings of thousands of Australians. Who's taken their money? And why did regulators let i
• E14: A Deathly Silence (2006-05-15) — 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 he was for the pain he was about to cause them. "I
• E15: Reigning in Hell (2006-05-22) — Murder, drugs, extortion, robbery, gambling, prostitution… for 40 years, this has been the daily business of the Aryan Brotherhood, according to US law enforcers.
• E16: The Road to Nowhere (2006-05-29) — There's another story buried deep beneath the horrific headlines about sexual abuse in indigenous Australia.
• E17: Far From Care (2006-06-05) — 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 bump, every brake to dodge a kangaroo sharpening the
• E18: Monkey Love (2006-06-12) — To his fans, research psychologist Harry Harlow was a 20th century hero, a scientific pioneer who revolutionised the way we raise our children today.
• E19: Stoking the Fires (2006-06-19) — As Australian troops stand between the warring factions in East Timor, Liz Jackson reveals the power plays and intrigues that are tearing the infant nation apart.
• E20: Car Wars (2006-06-26) — If your late model car goes missing, don't expect to see it again soon.
• E21: Killed by Care (2006-07-03) — "Do no harm." It's the ethos of medicine, the bedrock principle for all its practitioners.
• E22: Peak Oil (2006-07-10) — "The price of petrol is disgusting, absolutely disgusting…"
• E23: The Right Stuff (2006-07-17) — For decades the Liberal Party has carried itself proudly as a broad church, home to a wide spectrum of ideology among members. Now a bitter factional war is playing out in Australi
• E24: The Price of Life (2006-07-24) — Breast cancer stalked Becky Measures. It had struck 14 of her female relatives, killing some of them.
• E25: Junk History (2006-07-31) — Four Corners often explores extravagant claims and tall tales. Rarely though does it meet a character quite as colourful as author Gavin Menzies.
• E26: Execution of a Teenage Girl (2006-08-07) — Not long after dawn on August 15, 2004 a teenage girl was dragged through a town square in the Iranian provincial city of Neka, past a crowd of people to the spot where a mobile cr
• E27: Sick No Good (2006-08-14) — 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 teenage prostitute – just part of his routine. A
• E28: Seachange (2006-08-21) — Cares and crowds are forgotten. Sand crunches between your toes, there's salt on your skin and sun on your back. Here is where blue ocean meets virgin bush, and a golden stretch of
• E29: What Price Global Warming? (2006-08-28) — Heat waves and cyclones; droughts ravaging farmland; rising seas swamping beach havens; forests drying up and species dying out; the Barrier Reef and Kakadu, icons of nature, doome
• E30: Diet Confidential (2006-09-04) — 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 versus the social pressure to weigh less.
• E31: Five Years (2006-09-11) — The dust settled long ago at Ground Zero. But the world is still searching for clarity after 9/11.
• E32: In the Line of Fire (2006-09-18) — They were ordinary suburban Australians setting out on a big overseas adventure… to cheer on the Socceroos at the World Cup, or take in the sights of Europe. They would climax th
• E33: Separate Lives (2006-09-25) — They've launched controversial forays into election campaigns in Australia, New Zealand the US. Now the Exclusive Brethren are drawing more unwanted headlines, this time accused of
• E34: The A Team (2006-10-02) — It was a signature TV news image of the 1990s: the bush as battleground, greenies blocking bulldozers, shouting slogans and trading insults with angry timber workers.
• E35: The War on Al Qaeda (2006-10-09) — Two weeks ago a leaked US intelligence assessment gave powerful new ammunition to critics of the Iraq war.
• E36: @NZACS (2006-10-16) — From Iraq to Solomon Islands and Afghanistan to East Timor, Australia's Army is stretched tight. The burden of overseas deployments weighs like a straining kitbag on the back of ea
• E37: Buyer of Beauty, Beware (2006-10-23) — From marginal to mainstream, once furtive but now flaunted, cosmetic surgery is being eagerly explored by Australians from teens to pensioners, female and male.
• E38: Journey of No Return (2006-10-30) — Each week more than a thousand Australians are delivered the cruel diagnosis: they have dementia – incurable, untreatable, terminal.

Series 2007

• E1: The Culture (2007-02-12) — It's blokey and it's bolshie, the envy of other unions, with near blanket coverage of its workforce. For decades it has sought to influence election campaigns, dragged concessions
• E2: Battling the Booze (2007-02-19) — You don't have to be sitting on a street corner urinating in your trousers and shadow boxing to be a drunk. I'm living proof of that… – Ian
• E3: The Denial Machine (2007-02-26) — For years the global warming debate has swirled like a firestorm. Science has been tossed about in a tornado of spin from doomsayers and doubters, deep green activists and fossil f
• E4: The Road to Return (2007-03-05) — Who's tough on crime? It's an election season ritual: the law and order auction to see which party will put more cops on the streets or increase sentences or build more jails.
• E5: Firestorm (2007-03-12) — Across southern Australia, fire chiefs are anxiously waiting for the cool draughts of autumn to extinguish another stress-filled season of sparks, flare-ups and rushed responses.
• E6: You Only Live Twice (2007-03-19) — Our world might be getting smaller, thanks to technology, but virtual worlds and games are booming. Millions of people venture daily into these new and constantly evolving landscap
• E7: A Hidden Life (2007-03-26) — In May 2005, citizens of Spokane, USA, woke to startling news about their city's mayor, Jim West. The outwardly conservative Republican, who had pushed legislation barring gay teac
• E8: David Hicks' Story (2007-04-02) — With a wispy moustache and long, lank hair, it was a different David Hicks who just faced US military court in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. No longer the clean-cut young man smiling famil
• E9: Treechange (2007-04-09) — Australia is planting trees. After years of debate about logging old growth forests what could seem more sensible or more worthy? And yet a national quarrel has developed about tre
• E10: Earth, Wind and Fire (2007-04-16) — Picture a windswept hillside lined with slender white skyscrapers, each crowned by a giant whirring rotor longer than a jumbo jet. Or a swathe of desert covered by a sea of mirrors
• E11: Painting the Mind (2007-04-23) — Imagine surviving a massive brain injury, then waking up in hospital to discover your personality has completely transformed.
• E12: The Dark Arts (2007-04-30) — "Well mate… let me just say this to you. I mean you wouldn't know this but I'm not a f…… good enemy to have…" (Brian Burke on the telephone)
• E13: Dr Rosanna Capolingua (2007-05-07) — A confronting report in which fit and healthy elderly Australians reveal plans to take their own lives before they lose their independence. Is this a new fact of life in greying Au
• E14: Mississippi Cold Case (2007-05-21) — One spring day in 1964, Charles Moore and Henry Dee were hitchhiking in rural Mississippi. The two black men were picked up by the Ku Klux Klan, tortured, locked in a car boot and
• E15: A Private Affair (2007-05-28) — Nick off, it's not for sale!… Qantas shareholder's answer to the takeover offer.
• E16: Torture (2007-06-04) — "No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment." (Universal Declaration of Human Rights)
• E17: Ghost Prisoners (2007-06-11) — Shackled, gagged and blindfolded, they are bundled on to spy planes, spirited to Third World capitals and dumped in prison hellholes. There they face repeated interrogations that t
• E18: Tough Calls (2007-06-18) — "We run an absolute dictatorship and that's what's going to drive this transformation and deliver results… If you can't get the people to go there and you try once and you try tw
• E19: The Home Front (2007-06-25) — While politicians clash noisily over global warming and how to fight it, millions of Australians are trying modestly to cut their energy use, to be a small part of a big solution.
• E20: Forward Base Afghanistan (2007-07-02) — Like Star Wars figures beamed back to the 17th century, Australia's hi-tech, lethally-equipped soldiers cut a surreal presence as they cautiously patrol the baking dustbowl of sout
• E21: Real Spooks (2007-07-09) — Across Britain counter terrorism forces are gathering evidence against the planners of the failed car bomb plots in London and Glasgow. The forensic information gleaned from the ve
• E22: The Cape Experiment (2007-07-16) — "If they don't take responsibility then we will step in. We want the system to work so that when people don't take responsibility we're able to step in … you could lose your free
• E23: For The Children's Sake (2007-07-23) — "My baby was the last thing that I thought about until I pulled that needle out of my arm." Sharon, drug user.
• E24: Grist to the Mill (2007-07-30) — It started with dinner in a Hobart restaurant. The head of Tasmania's biggest timber company and the then Deputy Premier chatted about future plans for the forest industry in Tasma
• E25: The Behaviour Business (2007-08-06) — An angry child, lashing out at the world, struggling at school, labelled a 'problem'. The desperate parents, looking for help, hoping that one day their child will have a normal li
• E26: EYES WIDE OPEN (2007-08-13) — When was the last time you had a good night's sleep? Are you one of the million-plus Australians who spend their nights watching the minutes tick by, dreading the morning, knowing
• E27: Friends of God (2007-08-20) — "I don't think you can win without them. And I think if they're unified, you'll lose if they go against you. John Kerry learned that. Al Gore learned that and Hillary will learn th
• E28: First Do No Harm (2007-08-27) — How do you know if you can trust your doctor? How do you know if they have the skills to heal you? How do you find out, what all too often, the medical profession already knows: wh
• E29: When Kids Get Life (2007-09-03) — The crimes are shocking, the perpetrators alarmingly young. A 15-year-old who brutally murdered his parents; a 15-year-old participant in a fatal car-jacking; a 17-year-old who kil
• E30: Hokey Pokie (2007-09-10) — "There's no country in the world that has gambling in clubs and pubs in the way that we do in Australia." Professor Jan McMillen.
• E31: Mortgage Meltdown (2007-09-17) — "When the US sneezes the rest of the world gets the cold."
• E32: Afghanistan Unveiled (2007-09-24) — The pictures were shocking. A woman swathed in a blue burqa, stumbling across the ground, barely able to see. Forced to her knees, then shot in the head. Publicly executed in a soc
• E33: The Trials of Dr Haneef (2007-10-01) — On Saturday June 30 an explosives-filled Jeep Cherokee careered into Glasgow's airport terminal. Images of the flaming car and one of the attackers, Kafeel Ahmed, grotesquely burnt
• E34: Burma's Secret War (2007-10-08) — Democracy will just have to wait. The rallies have been crushed and the protesters are in captivity, in hiding, or fleeing the country. Military vehicles sweep Burma's main city Ra
• E35: The Brethren Express (2007-10-15) — They don't vote and they repudiate any organised role in politics. It's God's call, they say, whether governments stand or fall.
• E36: The Real Godfather (2007-10-22) — They called him The Tractor. "He mowed people down," explained an informant.
• E37: Flying Blind (2007-10-29) — "If you think about all the planes that are available as being puppies in a litter, the Super Hornet is the runt." US aviation analyst James Stevenson
• E38: Tracking the Intervention (2007-11-05) — After decades of hollow promises, it was time to cut the talk. In Canberra's eyes the rolling scandal of child sexual abuse in Indigenous communities demanded action, swift and cer
• E39: The Undecided (2007-11-12) — In the political marketplace, their votes are gold dust. People like Matthew, Nicole, Mark, Deanne and George will determine who governs Australia after November 24. All are margin

Series 2009

• E29: Kids Doing Time

Series 2010

• E1: A Good Death (2010-02-08) — Four Corners follows four brave Australians as they come to the end of their lives, and the people determined to give them a good death.
• E2: Breaking Point (2010-02-15) — Will Australia's flawed disability support system be reformed in time to save the families now at breaking point?
• E3: The Warlord's Tune (2010-02-22) — A harrowing documentary that tells how thousands of young boys in Afghanistan are now being hunted and groomed to become sex slaves.
• E4: The State of Play (2010-03-01) — The inside story of the battle to control Australian tennis.
• E5: Scientology: The Ex-Files (2010-03-08) — Former members of the Church give a chilling portrait of life inside the organisation.
• E6: The Authentic Mr Abbott (2010-03-15) — A revealing profile of the man who wants to be the next Prime Minister of Australia.
• E7: Mexico's Drug Wars (2010-03-22) — A horrifying account of the brutal war that's raging in the towns that dot the border between Mexico and the United States.
• E8: Gypsy Child Thieves (2010-03-29) — The harrowing story of the children who are forced into a life of crime on the streets in order to survive.
• E9: Over the Edge (2010-04-05) — The harrowing story of the therapist whose work led some patients to believe they'd committed or been the victim of shocking sexual crimes.
• E10: A Dirty Business (2010-04-12) — How the people of a once picturesque valley found themselves surrounded by coalmines, dust and toxic chemicals, while the State Government ignores their pleas for help.
• E11: Chinese Whispers (2010-04-19) — Four Corners looks at events surrounding the arrest of mining executive Stern Hu and the tensions now involved in doing business with China.
• E12: A Lethal Miscalculation (2010-04-26) — The story behind the Federal Government's multi-billion dollar home insulation scheme debacle.
• E13: Chocolate: The Bitter Truth (2010-05-03) — An undercover investigation, spanning three continents, that exposes the way children are trafficked and used to produce the raw materials that drive a multi-billion dollar industr
• E14: Access Denied (2010-05-10) — Quentin McDermott looks at the potential impact of the Government’s mandatory filtering system.
• E15: In a Strange Land (2010-05-17) — The story of a young woman's confronting journey back to the war-ravaged country of her birth.
• E16: Dirty Money (2010-05-24) — In this joint investigation with The Age newspaper, Four Corners reveals how the central pillar of Australia's financial system, the Reserve Bank, became ensnared in an internation
• E17: South Africa's Lost Innocence (2010-05-31) — South Africa has the highest incidence of rape in the world, and almost half the victims are children.
• E18: What's Yours Is Mine (2010-06-07) — How the government's attempt to introduce a resource super profits tax began a war with mine bosses, split the business community and may yet derail Labor's attempt to win the next
• E19: One Shitty Deal (2010-06-14) — A story that reveals how a toxic cocktail of investment packages helped poison the retirement funds of hundreds of Australians.
• E20: Rush to Riches (2010-06-21) — How an attempt to negotiate a deal to create a state of the art resources development turned sour, pitting Indigenous people against each other and some of them against the State G
• E21: Dancing with the Devil (2010-06-28) — This story documents the intersecting lives of three men – a cop, a drug dealer and a preacher – as they struggle to survive on the backstreets of Rio de Janeiro.
• E22: A Careful War – Part 1 (2010-07-05) — Chris Masters delivers the first of two ground level reports giving a soldier's-eye view of the bloody war being waged against the Taliban in Afghanistan.
• E23: A Careful War – Part 2 (2010-07-12) — The story of Australian troops as they head into unchartered territory, trying to win the faith and trust of a brutalised people in conflict-torn Afghanistan.
• E24: A Dog Act (2010-07-19) — A forensic investigation of the killing of Kwementyaye Ryder by five white, local youths from Alice Springs.
• E25: Heart of Darkness (2010-07-26) — The story of a young woman's search to understand the shocking conflict that has laid waste the country where she was born.
• E26: Smugglers' Paradise (2010-08-02) — An expose of people smugglers and their networks in Indonesia.
• E27: Hidden Voices (2010-08-09) — The story of an Australian town that holds a lesson for each and every person who's been touched by mental illness.
• E28: Whatever it Takes (2010-08-16) — A critical look at one of the closest fought Federal elections in two decades, assessing the parties, their policies and the two people who want to lead the country.
• E29: Overdose (2010-08-23) — The story of the greatest financial crisis you will ever see…
• E30: Crime Incorporated (2010-08-30) — A joint ABC Four Corners/Fairfax investigation that takes us inside major Australian organised crime networks.
• E31: Body Corporate (2010-09-06) — The story of the high stakes battle that will decide who owns your body and the key biological building blocks that make you the person that you are.
• E32: After the Deluge (2010-09-09) — The story of the high stakes battle that will decide who owns your body and the key biological building blocks that make you the person that you are.
• E33: Return to the Rainbow Warrior (2010-09-20) — This week on Four Corners, "Return to the Rainbow Warrior", a story that attempts to finally get to the truth of a murderous attack that New Zealanders describe as an act of state
• E34: Oxy: The Hidden Epidemic (2010-09-23) — This week on Four Corners, Oxy: The Hidden Epidemic – a story that reveals how the misuse of powerful prescription drugs is creating a new generation of addicts.
• E35: The Deal (2010-10-04) — The inside story of the historic deal that created Australia's first national minority government in seven decades.
• E36: Secret Iraq – Insurgency (2010-10-11) — Part one of a startling expose revealing what really happened in Iraq after the occupation of the country by Coalition troops.
• E37: Secret Iraq – Awakening (2010-10-18) — The story revealing how Coalition policy took Iraq to the brink of an all-out civil war and how key players in the U.S.
• E38: In a Fix (2010-10-25) — An investigation into the allegations of corruption and match fixing that threaten to undermine the multi-billion dollar sport of international cricket.
• E39: Bad Call (2010-11-01) — Everyone knows that telecommunications is a highly competitive business. Empires have been built on cheap phone calls and businesses are always looking to get a better deal from ph

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Four Corners have? 22 season(s) with 773 episodes.

Where can I watch Four Corners? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.