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Sarah Ferguson: Fire and Ice
An adventurous, contemporary woman, Sarah Ferguson seemed a promising addition to the royal household. A witty match for Prince Andrew, an old friend of the late Princess Diana and country sports enthusiast alongside the Queen, the possibility of going wrong seemed far-fetched. However, as time went on, her choice of clothing, hobbies, holidays and the design of her new home caused a whirlwind of media and controversy. Her fiery, spontaneous spirit was deemed too much for the more rigid institution and what was expected of her position. The Duchess continued to make irreversible mistakes, ending in a partial exile from the royal family and a great deal of pain and struggle for many years to come. But unlike the late Princess of Wales’ tragic tale, Sarah survived and managed to reinvent herself time after time.
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Prinsessen
Fra de Oscar-vinnende produsentene av “Man on Wire” og “Searching for Sugar Man” kommer den komplette dokumentaren om Diana. Historien om Prinsesse Dianas oppsiktsvekkende liv og død fortalt eksklusivt gjennom arkivmateriale. I denne kritikerroste dokumentaren følger vi hennes kamp mot det konstante, overveldende, og ofte invaderende rampelyset hun aldri unnslapp, og ved å vende kameralinsen tilbake mot oss selv setter filmen lys på hvilken enorm påvirkning Prinsesse Diana har hatt på det offentlige og på vårt syn på det britiske monarkiet.
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Trump Russia
With the arrest of Roger Stone on charges of colluding with Russia, the biggest international political storm in modern times keeps on brewing. But what are the President's links to the Kremlin? ABC Four Corners deliver a riveting account of the allegations, gaining testimony from key characters in the saga that has gripped the world. Across each episode, award-winning investigative reporter Sarah Ferguson follows the spies and the money trail from Washington, to London, to Moscow.
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Bad News
What do you do when you're a journalist with an editor demanding an exclusive story for the front page? At News of the World you employed a foul-mouthed private investigator with a criminal record to steal the information you needed. As this investigative documentary shows, the News of the World had for many years operated an industrial-scale phone hacking enterprise to get their scoops, hacking even into the phone of a 13-year-old murder victim.
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The Lindt Café Siege
The Lindt Cafe terror attack in Sydney in December 2014 shocked Australia to its core. This forensic investigation from ABC Four Corners explores how the disaster unfolded and questions how such an event was allowed to happen. It also features exclusive interviews with surviving hostages and the families of the two victims of the attack.
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Facebook: Cracking the Code
What Facebook really knows about you. "What's on your mind?" It's the friendly Facebook question which lets you share how you're feeling. It's also the question that unlocks the details of your life and helps turn your thoughts into profits. Facebook has the ability to track much of your browsing history, even when you're not logged on, and even if you aren't a member of the social network at all. This is one of the methods used to deliver targeted advertising and 'news' to your Facebook feed. This is why you are unlikely to see anything that challenges your world view. This feedback loop is fuelling the rise and power of 'fake news'. "We're seeing news that's tailored ever more tightly towards those kinds of things that people will click on, and will share, rather than things that perhaps are necessarily good for them," says one Media Analyst. This information grants huge power to those with access to it. Republican Party strategist Patrick Ruffini says, "What it does give us is much greater level of certainty and granularity and precision down to the individual voter, down to the individual precinct about how things are going to go." Resultantly, former Facebook journalist, Adam Schrader thinks that there's "a legitimate argument to this that Facebook influenced the election, the United States Election results."
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Australia's Shame
Revelations of shocking abuse in Australia’s youth justice system have shaken the public to its core. Released images from within the prison show conditions easily mistaken for Abu Ghraib or Guantanamo Bay.
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Future Proof
In a rapidly digitising world, more and more jobs are being lost to technology. Smarter devices now replace people in a wide range of both simple and technical tasks. As conventional employment disappears, new work must be found in an ever-changing economic landscape, and it is estimated that many of our children will work in jobs that do not yet exist. How can we prepare them for these unknown challenges in a future we can only speculate on?
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What do you do when you're a journalist with an editor demanding an exclusive story for the front page? At News of the World you employed a foul-mouthed private investigator with a criminal record to steal the information you needed. As this investigative documentary shows, the News of the World had for many years operated an industrial-scale phone hacking enterprise to get their scoops, hacking even into the phone of a 13-year-old murder victim.
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The Billion Dollar Bust
The world’s most wanted money launderer has evaded capture for decades, while washing billions of dollars for drug cartels, biker gangs and even terrorist groups such as Al Qaeda. In 2014, an international police team came together with one aim: to catch him. A nerve-wracking trap was set by Australian and US undercover agents, and with exclusive access this thrilling doc takes you inside this extraordinary international covert operation.
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The Panama Papers
Top secret deals in Panama allows the rich to build vast banks of hidden wealth. Kings, criminals, presidents and prime ministers have been outed for dodging the rules and having assets stashed in tax havens abroad.
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Downfall
Inside the Capitol insurrection. On January 6 2021, the sacred symbol of American democracy was stormed by supporters of Donald Trump, unleashing violence and destruction. Who was behind this failed coup, and can faith in American democracy be restored?
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The Fertility Business
Pulling in more than half a billion dollars each year, the fertility industry is booming. Yet evidence suggests that clinics are giving women false hope about their chances of pregnancy, while others don't even need the treatment. to profits?
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Out of the Dark
The extraordinary international effort to find and rescue 12 boys and their coach from a remote cave in northern Thailand was watched closely by millions. Four Corners documents this wonderful and tragic tale from the day the boys first disappeared until the joyous moment the last person left the cave.
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QF-32
On 4th November 2010, 440 passengers boarded Qantas Flight 32 bound for Sydney. As an airline renowned for its unparalleled safety record, powered by prestigious Rolls-Royce engines, the aircraft defined 'safety in the skies'. Never could the passengers have anticipated the near-calamitous events that followed soon after take-off...
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