"Revolution in the Classroom", reported by Matthew Carney and hosted by Kerry O'Brien.
"The Comeback Kid?", reported by Andrew Fowler and presented by Kerry O'Brien.
"Syria Exposed", reported by Jonathan Miller for Channel 4 in the UK and presented by Kerry O'Brien.
"Given or Taken?" Reported by Geoff Thompson and presented by Kerry O'Brien.
"Closing Ranks", reported by Quentin McDermott and presented by Kerry O'Brien.
Rreported by Marian Wilkinson and presented by Kerry O'Brien.
In February 2011, millions of Egyptians came together to bring down their leader, Hosni Mubarak, in what many saw as a defining moment in the Arab Spring. For the past year the BBC has shadowed three young people from very different walks of life who were part of the uprising. We see them protesting, we see them rejoice as Mubarak stands down and we see their paths collide as their different visions for Egypt begin to conflict.
Reported by Carrie Gracie and presented by Kerry O'Brien
"Without Consent", reported by Sarah Ferguson and presented by Kerry O'Brien.
A story that reveals how key Australian banks dealt with the Global Financial Crisis and the shocking impact it had on their customers: loans terminated, businesses liquidated and lives in turmoil.
Can the war in Afghanistan be won and is Australia's involvement worth the price that's being paid?
The story of Norwegian mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik.
A startling investigation into America's fastest growing religion and the former Mormon bishop who says he now wants to be President of the United States.
Twenty years after the High Court's Mabo judgement, the inside story of the court decision that threatened to divide a nation.
A confronting story that looks at the implications of cutting-edge research relating to the prevention and management of head injuries in football players.
It was a disappearance that made international headlines and raised tensions between Britain and Portugal. Now comes the story of the new police investigation that some hope might finally explain what really happened to three year old Madeleine.
Next on Four Corners, how massive mining developments are killing communities in regional Australia.
Next on Four Corners: How the biggest people smuggling networks in Indonesia have moved their operations to Australia.
Can the dream of an economically united Europe with a single currency survive the extravagance of the past decade and the mountains of debt strangling key countries in the union?
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The ongoing exposé of US foreign policy by Julian Assange wouldn’t have been possible without former Private Bradley (now Chelsea), who was imprisoned for leaking classified files to WikiLeaks.
She's rich, she's powerful and no one stands in her way. Not even her family...
Four Corners investigates claims that the Catholic Church has covered up allegations of sexual abuse made against priests and brothers in Australia.
Pearls - they're beautiful, luxurious and the height of fashion, but what price is being paid by the young divers who fetch pearl shells from the deep?
Reporter Najibullah Quraishi journeys deep into the Afghan countryside to reveal the personal and social devastation the Government's counter-narcotics program is causing.
Reporter Andrew Fowler goes to Sweden for a revealing look at the allegations of sexual crimes hanging over Julian Assange's head, and at the claims of American involvement.
How authorities are failing to protect women and children in mortal danger, and failing to prevent their partners' homicidal rage.
Last year the nation spent billion punting on horses. Most people put their money down believing the races are a true contest, but are they?
Exposing the international trade in human body parts and tissue.
In key parts of Australia, koalas are dying in big numbers. Are we prepared to compromise development to protect their natural habitat?
Autism spectrum disorder is the fastest rising developmental disorder in the Western world. But what is causing this dramatic rise, and why do some communities have higher rates of ASD?