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What would Donald Trump's re-election mean for America and the world? The challenges of living on the NSW-Victoria border during coronavirus COVID-19. Today Melbourne came to life for the first time in months.

Can Joe Biden defeat Donald Trump in the US election? Pressure is building on the federal government to introduce a national anti-corruption body. Plus when will WA end its border closure?

Donald Trump was elected to office in 2016 on the promise that he would "Make America Great Again". Four years on, he's presiding over a nation that is bitterly divided with a troubled economy and a population ravaged by the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. With just over a week to go before polling day, Four Corners examines whether Donald Trump can once again defy the polls and his critics and secure a second presidential term.

Will America sign Donald Trump up for four more years? Victorian businesses are ready to reopen but is Victoria's contact tracing ready?

David Speers interviews minister for industry, science and technology Karen Andrews, and Mike Bowers talks pictures with SBS chief political correspondent Brett Mason. On the panel are the ABC's Patricia Karvelas, 6PR radio's Gareth Parker and SBS's Jan Fran to discuss renewed calls for a National Integrity Commission, plus the scandal over $3000 watches gifted to Australia Post executives that could cost the CEO her job.

Philip Williams reports from the US state of North Carolina, where Donald Trump and Joe Biden are neck and neck. The Australian trial of controversial drug hydroxychloroquine. Plus political satire from Mark Humphries.

Video footage shows a police officer assaulting an Indigenous man in custody. Property owners set to launch legal action against Telstra and a contractor over a 'man-made disaster' bushfire.

In the first 18 months, Donald Trump's White House is full of chaos, comedy and vicious court politics. We meet some of its most colourful characters as they grapple with this most unpredictable of presidents. Alternative title: Trump: The White House Years.

It started out as the holiday of a lifetime and quickly turned into a ship in lockdown, searching for a port in a COVID-19 storm. This program charts the story of the MV Greg Mortimer cruise ship that left Argentina three days after coronavirus was declared a pandemic.

A Victorian hotel quarantine security guard speaks out as an inquiry hears new evidence. Kangaroo Island locals demand more hazard reduction to prevent catastrophic bushfires. Sweden quietly toughens its approach to coronavirus COVID-19.

This is Australia's premier investigative journalism program. Since 1961, the team have been exposing scandals, triggering inquiries, firing debate and confronting taboos.

Dr Norman Swan on what 'COVID normal' life might look like. How the city of Shepparton in Victoria is coping with coronavirus COVID-19. Plus what lessons have we learned from last summer's bushfires?

David Speers interviews shadow education minister Tanya Plibersek, and Mike Bowers talks pictures with Triple J political reporter Shalailah Medhora. On the panel are Nine Newspapers' chief political correspondent David Crowe, the Australian Financial Review's Jennifer Hewett and Network Ten's political editor Peter van Onselen to discuss Gladys Berejiklian's week from hell, Victoria's plan for 'COVID normal', tax policy, Labor's ACT election win and Jacinda Ardern's big win in New Zealand.

The local area that's had more cases of COVID-19 than any other in Australia. The latest from the ICAC inquiry into Daryl Maguire. Plus, it appears women have been the hardest hit by the coronavirus shutdown, particularly in Victoria.

People left in limbo waiting for new compensation scheme to start. Where the newly unemployed can be found. Michael Kirby reflects on coronavirus COVID-19 and how he believes 2020 compares to other periods in history.

It started out as the holiday of a lifetime and quickly turned into a ship in lockdown, searching for a port in a COVID-19 storm. This program charts the story of the MV Greg Mortimer cruise ship that left Argentina three days after coronavirus was declared a pandemic.

NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian is fighting for her political life. George Pell has been granted an audience with Pope Francis at the Vatican. Plus we go behind the scenes with Senator Jacqui Lambie.

Tinder is the dating app that has reinvented the way we meet new people. Some are looking for love, others, are after a casual fling. The app has been downloaded more than 100 million times worldwide and it's the most popular dating app in Australia. In a joint investigation, Four Corners and Triple J Hack reveal that the dating app has become a playground for sex offenders. Multiple women have come forward to speak with Four Corners guest reporter and Hack presenter Avani Dias. They tell their stories of assault at the hands of those they have matched with on Tinder.