Australia's premier international current affairs program is presented by Mark Corcoran who has spent ten years reporting for Foreign Correspondent from some of the most difficult and dangerous countries in the world. View excerpts
A life-changing encounter on the South China Sea: Survivors and Memories
End of Season
Foreign Correspondent has come to the end of its 2008 season and would like to thank all our loyal viewers for their support throughout the year.
Our researchers and reporters are currently working on programs for 2009, from wherever significant events take us.
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In the Walkley Awards for excellence in journalism, announced November 27, China Correspondent Stephen McDonell won the Best Coverage of the Asia-Pacific Region category with a package of stories covering the Sichuan earthquake, the Three Gorges Dam, China Internet and the violent crackdown by China on Tibetan students protesting in Beijing.
In the UN Media Peace Awards announced on Friday October 24, Middle East correspondent Matt Brown won the TV Current Affairs category for "Syria - Iraqi Refugees" and Eric Campbell received a Special commendation for his story from Armenia, "Ghosts of the Past" .
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