Four Corners

It's Christmas 1996, in Melbourne. As an evening's revelry ends, all's quiet at 412 St Kilda Road -- headquarters of Victoria's elite police crime squads. But inside, an event is unfolding that will shatter the illusion that the forces of law and order are in control.

Passenger movements through Sydney's Kingsford Smith airport have grown nearly tenfold in the past 30 years. The need for a second airport is overwhelming but the future of this critical national infrastructure is locked in stalemate.

Webb Dock - in Melbourne's industrial heartland. For most of us it would have remained an unknown backwater, but now it will be remembered as a milestone in our tortured industrial relations history.

For more than 30 years President Soeharto has delivered to his country, economic growth. Now, as he begins his seventh term in office, Indonesia hovers on the brink of economic collapse. Liz Jackson visits Indonesia during the last days and hours of the reign of President Soeharto and finds a region in turmoil. Riots rocked Jakarta and students occupied the National Parliament buildings; Jackson recorded the moments leading up to the end of Soeharto's regime and the program was put to air within a week.

Ex Tele-Images, France: This report is about the young Palestinian patriots, Shaheeds, who turn themselves into human bombs for the promise of a passport to heaven for them and their families. The program also sheds light on the motives and the psychology of these young men and interviews some who have failed as well as their families. Summer Dispatches. Writer/Director: Dan Setton. Narrator: Debbie Richards. Presenter: Liz Jackson.

As Australian Jews celebrate Israel's 50th birthday, Sasha Elterman is celebrating her own survival. Four other Australians weren't as lucky. They died last year at what should have been another celebration of Jewish unity. Four Corners examines the Maccabiah tragedy -- how one of the world's biggest sporting events ended up in Troubled Waters.

A personal and political journey with Kim Beazley, as he fights to lead the nation.

The Anzac legend is like a cenotaph, an empty tomb in our own history. Eighty years after the end of the Great War, so much of the story of the Anzac remains unverifiable, unresolved. This program is about how the formula was found that ended the slaughter on the western front, and how much honour is due the digger.