ABC's Four Corners

ABC's Four Corners is a long-running Australian investigative journalism television program produced by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC). It is renowned for its in-depth exposés and critical examinations of significant social, political, and corporate issues. The program has recently been in the news due to its involvement in significant investigations. One such investigation, 'The BHP files,' revealed through leaked documents that the world's largest miner, BHP, had abandoned plans for a facility that could have substantially reduced emissions, highlighting concerns about corporate climate action. Another recent report focused on an inquiry into the Early Childhood Education and Care sector in NSW, which found that lax regulations and the rise of for-profit childcare had allowed predators to abuse children, indicating a crisis within the industry. These recent reports underscore Four Corners' ongoing relevance and significance in holding powerful entities accountable and bringing critical societal issues to public attention.