Four Corners

The customer advocate has handed down a review into the QLD Trustee and Guardian system, following a 2021 Four Corners report.

Can Australians trust their politicians if there appears to be one rule for some and a different rule for others? Everyone needs to abide by, and be seen to abide by, the same rules and standards.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has doubled-down on criticism of the ABC after it ran an expose into consensual affairs among senior ministers, deriding national broadcaster ‘only focusing on one side of politics’ in its airing of claims about a misogynistic culture within the senior ranks of the Parliamentary Liberal Party. Morrison claimed he was ‘not […]

A group of around 20 senior academics and scientists with relevant expertise have declared strong faith in the Murray-Darling Basin Plan and accused the ABC’s Four Corners of putting it at risk by focusing on those with very different views.

The gulf between the alternate realities of the Murray-Darling Basin Plan grows wider, as this week’s edition of Four Corners shows Commonwealth funding for more efficient water use on farms has paid for an infrastructure boom, allowing them to extract more from rivers.

The Four Corners program has raised several new allegations regarding youth detention. We take a look at the policy challenges cited by various parties in this emotive matter.

Tax commissioner Chris Jordan has welcomed the Inspector-General of Taxation’s finding that the Australian Taxation Office did not embark on a “cash grab” using unfair

The tax commissioner Chris Jordan took the opportunity of a Senate hearing to blast the national broadcaster this week in defence of his staff, while the

The New South Wales Ombudsman’s office has serious concerns about the “devastating” impact of almost constant restructuring on the NSW water management bureaucracy over the past 20 years, based on a longstanding pattern of complaints and disclosures from public servants.