1. The 7.30 Report: February 22, 2011
2. Programs from series

Stories include, 'Health overhaul frustration', 'Financial planners put on notice', 'Water shortage in the Sunshine State', 'Dramatic images of drought devastation', 'Clarke and Dawe with an apologetic Rudd'.

Stories include, 'Ian Ramsay joins The 7.30 Report', 'Russia bans roo meat', 'Historic Arnhem Land expedition celebrated'.

Stories include, 'Stem cell research takes off', 'Teachers and parents oppose school leagues tables', 'Fury over freddo charges', 'Olympic funding threat'.

Stories include, 'Rudd and Turnbull apologise to Forgotten Australians', 'Rees thrown a life line', 'New Afghan Government under fire', 'Ricky Ponting joins The 7.30 Report'.

Stories include, 'Emotional apology to Forgotten Australians', 'Asylum seekers offered deal', 'Heat wave bakes south eastern Australia', 'Clarke and Dawe with Mr No'.

Stories include, 'Garrett stops Traveston Dam project', 'More college closures predicted', 'David Attenborough joins The 7.30 Report', 'Athenaeum building celebrates 170 years'.

Stories include, 'Coalition split over emissions trading bill', 'Stephen Smith joins The 7.30 Report', 'Bright hopes for Winter Olympics win'.

Stories include, 'Oceanic Viking stand-off puts pressure on PM', 'Koala population in steep decline', 'Berlin Wall long gone but barriers still remain', 'Sheedy to infiltrate rugby league heartland'.

Stories include, 'US Senate to vote on historic health care reform bills', 'Pacific highway carnage continues', 'Massive camel cull expected in the outback', 'Clarke and Dawe meet with the PM'.

Stories include, 'Revolutionary new rehab program', 'Critics say clubs breeding new pokie addicts', 'Clinton's compromise over Israeli settlements', 'Slow food movement gains support'.

Stories include, 'Kevin Rudd's shocking luck', 'Privatisation plans send Qld premier's popularity plummeting', 'The Melbourne Cup's winning duo join The 7.30 Report', 'Une Fille Wonder'.

ASYLUM SEEKER DEBATE REIGNITES Indonesian officials say the 78 Sri Lankan asylum seekers are refusing to disembark and they will not be involved in forcibly removing them. STEPHEN SMITH JOINS THE 7.30 REPORT Interview with Foreign Minister Stephen Smith on the asylum seeker situation. THERESE REIN - PASSIONATE ADVOCATE FOR THE DISABLED Therese Rein has made it a key priority to support Australia's disabled citizens; and this week agreed to visit Sydney radio 2RPH, part of a volunteer-based national radio network for the blind and visually impaired, to put their efforts in the spotlight.