America Through Australian Eyes
Over several months Foreign Correspondent has been filming with Australians living in the USA in the lead up to the presidential election. As political tensions escalate, some are asking the question, should they stay or should they go?
Duration: 31 minutes 40 seconds
Featured Stories
America's Broken Borders: Will immigration decide who wins the US election?
In the United States, immigration has become one of the defining issues in this year's presidential election race and could decide whether Joe Biden remains president, or Donald Trump returns.
Duration: 29 minutes 40 seconds
Reporting for Duty: The women covering the Ukraine war from the frontline
With their male colleagues mobilised to join the fight against Russia, increasing numbers of Ukrainian women are running newsrooms and reporting the war from the frontline. We meet the women working in difficult and dangerous environments to deliver the news.
Duration: 29 minutes 57 seconds
Fake Orphans and Stolen Babies: Investigating South Korea's sham adoptions
In the decades since the Korean war ended, 200,000 children have been adopted to families worldwide. Now as adults many adoptees are coming back, desperate for information about their birth parents and the circumstances of their adoptions.
Duration: 30 minutes 45 seconds
Sumo Sisters: The Japanese women pushing for equality in an ancient sport
In Japan, the ancient sport of sumo is wrestling with how to accept women competitors on an equal footing, challenging deeply held customs and traditions.
Duration: 29 minutes 48 seconds
How World War II is still wreaking havoc in the Pacific
More than eight decades ago in the 1940s, World War II raged across the Pacific as ferocious battles took place between the Allies and Japan.
Duration: 30 minutes 25 seconds
Italy's One Euro House Dream: The renovation reality
Reporter Natalie Whiting travels to the Sicilian towns where people are arriving from all over the world to snap up abandoned houses for virtually nothing. Can they help solve one of Italy's biggest problems?
Duration: 30 minutes 52 seconds
Sikhs, Spies and Murder: Investigating India’s alleged hit on foreign soil
South Asia correspondent Avani Dias travels to Punjab where tensions are high and the authorities are watching. This is the Sikh homeland where a banned separatist movement is fighting to create its own independent nation of Khalistan.
Duration: 29 minutes 20 seconds
After October 7
The horrific events of October 7 and the succeeding war have changed everything in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territories. ABC Middle East correspondent Allyson Horn has witnessed the change from her home in Jerusalem and reveals how life is divided inside a region at war.
Duration: 31 minutes 29 seconds
Digital Features
These WWII shipwrecks are an ecological ticking timebomb in the Pacific
In waters across the Pacific, an untold amount of black, toxic oil is contained within the corroding wrecks of World War II ships. And it’s leaking into the ocean.
The great divide: How 'chaos' at the border could decide the US election
On America’s southern border, there have been drastic moves to keep migrants out of the country, and to reshape the political debate inside it.
The women taking on Putin’s propaganda machine from the bunkers of eastern Ukraine
Across Ukraine, women are doing the dangerous work of reporting on the war from the front line and keeping newsrooms going.
The Japanese women fighting for a place in one of the last bastions of male sport
An ancient sport shrouded in mystery, professional sumo wrestling in Japan is reserved only for men. A group of young female warriors wants to change that.
The reality of Italy's one-euro-house dream
Small towns across Italy are selling homes for just 1 euro to survive terminal population decline. Foreign Correspondent travelled to Sicily to see what life's really like after you buy one.
Weeks before his alleged murder, Indian agents searched a separatist's home
Some were uniformed police, others were a part of India's notorious intelligence agencies.
Deep in the jungles of Borneo, the most ambitious project in Indonesia's history is taking shape
Indonesia's outgoing president is leaving his utopian vision for a jungle capital to his successors to build. But will they pull the plug?
'Easy cash': How fake handbags are funnelling millions to organised crime
It’s never been easier to buy fake designer goods, but many fashion hunters would be shocked to learn where their money goes.
The tiny Caribbean nation demanding a reckoning for Britain's history of slavery
Barbados was Britain's first colony in the Caribbean and the place where a brutal system of slavery was perfected. Centuries later, demands for reparations are growing louder.
Secret interviews with Iran's hidden resistance
They were driven into hiding by a brutal crackdown. Now, interviews recorded secretly in Iran reveal their fight is not over.
