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Police search coastal scrub for the missing victims.

USA - By the Beach

Ted Bundy, Jeffrey Dahmer, David Berkowitz. Three of America�s truly gruesome figures of criminal infamy who killed and killed again. In the annals of crime, serial killers are relatively rare. But out on a bleak, windswept stretch of New York's Long Island seashore police investigating a cluster of ten murders are grappling with the chilling prospect that more than one serial killer is responsible. They�re not going to solve this in a nice, neat commercial half-hour.

A solitary monk practises taiqi on Wudang mountain

China - True Believers

He was watched at every turn. Trailed by secret agents everywhere he went. Every conversation and meeting observed. The black Hondas of the local security services followed him from city to city, village to village. For China correspondent Stephen McDonell, this report was proving a difficult assignment. But in China these days, this is what happens when the story is about a group which is making the Communist Party very nervous.

Asieh Amini shows the size of the pebbles used for stoning.

Iran - Inside/Out

A rising rap star, a documentary maker, a teacher who happens to be gay. In many places around the world they�re free to get on with their lives. Iran is not one of them. And while authorities have made it almost impossible to scrutinise life in Iran since 2009�s uprising and crackdown, a graphic picture has finally emerged. It�s Iran through the eyes of brave young people who paid heavily for their dissent - tortured, jailed, blacklisted - but who somehow managed to escape the clutches of a stifling regime to tell their stories.

Krishnan Narayanan offers a meal and a hug.

India - Eat, Pray, Give

He doesn�t host his own cooking show. He doesn�t endorse a line of high-end kitchenware or churn out glossy recipe books by the tonne. His career path certainly had its destination in Europe as a Masterchef making haute cuisine for the affluent. Instead he�s making a difference on the streets of southern India, shattering caste barriers, feeding the forgotten and sustaining lives. Among the helpless and destitute of Madurai he�s a genuine celebrity chef. See Krishnan Narayanan's Akshayatrust.

Portrait of defiance: an opposition protester stands his ground.

Bahrain - Kingdom, Undercover

In a violent sandstorm it�s hard to know what�s real and what�s not. And so in the little Arabian island of Bahrain when push came to shove and protest turned to uprising the swift, uncompromising and overwhelming response kicked up a thick, gritty cloud over the Kingdom. One thing is clear though � this wannabe Dubai might claim it�s open for business but if you�re selling political reform and democracy the shutters come down and brutality ensues. We go undercover to see how authorities kept a lid on revolution. It�s not pretty.

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Producer's Notes

23/05/2011

White House Photographers Award

Foreign Correspondent cameraman Louie Eroglu has again won the White House News Photographers' Association Awards for Video Photographer of the Year, announced in Washington earlier this month.

Here Louie talks about the filming of his winning entry.

11/04/2011

The Blue and the Black

Mark Willacy takes us under the surface in this beautiful but endangered lagoon in the Chuuk Islands "The Blue & The Black"

20/05/2011

Out of the Vault

Re-visit some of our ever-popular Foreign Correspondent postcards. This week in Winter Follies Eric Campbell looks at the way some Muscovites keep their cool.

04/11/2010

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17/02/2010

Program Repeats


This year Foreign Correspondent will still be repeated at 1pm on Saturdays in most states, but due to ABC contractual obligations it will at times be replaced by local sporting events.

The program video however, may be viewed on this website.

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Confucius returns to China

'Grandpa Confucius'

Confucius is being rebranded as a moral compass and spiritual guide after being absent from Chinese society for more than 50 years.

Talking safety

Invention to help reduce road fatalities

Talking safety

Drivers could soon be warned about potential crashes by their own cars.

The Sakkara pyramid

Buried treasures

A new satellite survey of Egypt has identified 17 lost pyramids and more than 1,000 un-excavated tombs.