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Four Corners
The story of the Sharrouf children and their grandmother's epic fight to find them and bring them home to Australia.
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Guilty: The Conviction of Cardinal Pell
"Four Corners" reveals how Australia's highest ranking Catholic, Cardinal George Pell, was brought to justice.
I Am That Girl
Saxon Mullins talks about the events of a night in Kings Cross that would change her life forever. Her case put sexual consent on trial.
This episode of "Four Corners" contains graphic descriptions of sexual assault which may disturb some viewers. Viewer discretion is advised.
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