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It is a rare look at human nature in the face of adversity and precedes the wave of survivor-reality TV programs by more than 20 years. Allan Hogan reports from the Fraser camp in the lead-up to the controversial Federal election campaign. Lyneham also provokes a fierce response from the mining company, Utah Development Corporation, by questioning its relationship with the Queensland government.

Reporter John Temple returns to Tuscany nine years later to speak with the author: "I wrote a book. If women are leaving their husbands right left and centre as appears to be happening, then it's not my fault. A report by Maryanne Smith on the grim plight of child prostitutes in Australia. Her report opens up a brutal world that has never been seen by the vast majority of middle class Australians. In a government report stated 1 in 10 Australians were 'probably' gay. Sydney was being dubbed the San Francisco of the Southern Hemisphere yet homosexuality was still illegal.

Delve in to Sydney's '80s gay scene. Chris Masters' investigation into Queensland police corruption reaches all the way up to the Police Commissioner, Terry Lewis. A judicial inquiry is announced the day after broadcast. Over convictions result from the Fitzgerald Inquiry and the Commissioner is eventually jailed.

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Masters' story became subject to twelve subsequent years of litigation. Chris Masters' documentary report on the ill-fated Gallipoli campaign in Mining had stopped in the s, but locals were now dying of mesothelioma and asbestosis. The program increases pressure on the mine operator, CSR, to adequately compensate those whose lives have been affected by exposure to this deadly substance. Paul Barry's investigation into Alan Bond's balance sheet destroyed the Bond corporate image by revealing the company was lying to its shareholders and bankers, and was on the point of collapse. Mark Colvin reports on how the political instability in Ethiopia was creating difficulties with the distribution of food relief to famine-stricken areas, such as Tigray Province.

As a result, millions of people were threatened with death and starvation. Deborah Snow's report focuses on the uprising in Bougainville and features an interview with Papua New Guinea's Bougainville commander, Colonel Leo Nuia, admitting that helicopters provided by Australia had been used to dump rebels' bodies at sea. Nuia was sacked after the program aired. A moving portrait of the conductor Stuart Challender, who at the time of filming in was the chief conductor of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

But Stuart Challender was not defeated by his illness. Despite being progressively weakened, he continued to perform, using the short time he had left as a spur to his musical achievement. The program introduced the public to organised crime's unromantic underbelly, and was one of Four Corners' first reports investigating crime and corruption in NSW. Chris Masters' powerful report on the mass murder of tens of thousands of people in the African nation of Rwanda.

The report took us to the refugee camps where, as a result of the civil unrest between Hutu and Tutsi tribes, blood flowed in what was to become an horrific genocide.

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The program took its name from Masters' personal reaction to what he encountered there: countless bodies, inexplicable cruelty and senseless waste. By Chris Masters. How does our child fostering system deal with the people who make the system work - foster parents? By Mick O'Donnell. A two-item report. Infected salami hospitalised 20 children and killed one young girl. Our health authorities quickly tracked down the source, but Four Corners revealed the flaws in our inspection system that allowed this tragedy to happen.

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As the major media telecommunication and software producers move and shake, who will control the multimedia of the future? By Murray McLaughlin. As Minister for Transport and Industrial Relations, Laurie tackles the dirty jobs that no-one else wants. Melbourne University's Ormond College - sexual harrassment or feminist plot? The story that was the basis of Helen Garner's controversial book The First Stone reveals the inability of our institutions to deal with sexual harrassment.

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In the first ever interview by a sitting Chief Justice, Sir Anthony Mason defended the increasing involvement of the court in making law on social and political issues. A senior public servant reveals for the first time how Victorian Attorney General Jan Wade tried to undermine the power and independence of the Victorian Director of Public Prosecutions.

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Four women became infected with HIV after minor operations in a Sydney doctor's surgery. It shouldn't have happened and we would never have known except for the determination of one of those patients. For the first time she tells her story. By Sally Neighbour. Who will run China after the death of Deng Xiaoping? A look at how Deng's children are doing business in new China. The site for Sydney's 'green' Olympics is a toxic waste zone. Can anyone clean it up before the games begin? By David Hardaker. As we increase our dosage of electro-magnetic radiation through cellular phones and other devices, are we creating an epidemic of cancer?

Ex BBC: The aviation industry tries to maintain the highest standards of safety, but in the UK and the US there's growing concern about the proliferation of bogus parts. For most people Vinnies is a charity running a network of second hand stores, but the Society of St Vincent de Paul is also a political battleground where church factions struggle for control.

When do householders have the right to shoot intruders? In Australia going gun crazy or are honest citizens simply defending themselves against the bad guys? When the Japanese were on Australia's doorstep we didn't send our frontline troops, we sent our chocolate soldiers.

Ill-trained and ill-equipped, they held the Kokoda Trail and defeated the enemy. Twenty years after the Indonesian invasion of East Timor, the 27th Province remains 'the stone in the shoe' of Australian-Indonesian relations. Four Corners examines the troubled relationship and speaks to General Herman Mantiri, the Indonesian Ambassador that Australia rejected.