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For three weeks, police recorded as a group allegedly orchestrated the murder of Alen Moradian – one of Australia's most feared organised crime figures.
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Companies hired to manage millions of apartments across the country are exploiting owners in an industry with little regulation. Four Corners heard from more than 2,000 unit owners with horror stories of the industry's practices.
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As the Middle East teeters on the precipice of regional war, ABC's Four Corners went where few Western journalists are allowed and got a glimpse of the regime's power.
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Hezbollah and Israel's war is escalating. Four Corners travelled to Lebanon's Hezbollah heartland and found a group determined to hit back.
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There are fears that sacred, pristine sites are being put at risk by a government-backed push to grow cotton in the outback.
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Four Corners has spoken to more than 200 people to investigate allegations of Channel Seven's toxic culture, uncovering allegations of bullying, sexism, and exploitation.
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In the deeply disparaging texts, the former Spotlight executive producer repeatedly refers to a fictitious character wanting to cave someone's head in.
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Where Trump's unfinished wall ends on Jim's ranch you can simply walk across the border into Mexico. It's the centre of a political battle that will shape the US presidential election.
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At stake in the upcoming US election is something Americans once took for granted — and Donald Trump helped take away.
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Trump's march to re-take the White House continues with renewed determination. If he wins he'll have an "army" of 10,000 recruits at his disposal to help implement his controversial agenda.
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