Michael Brissenden

Former Jehovah's Witnesses reveal the practices used to instil fear and maintain discipline among followers.

The children of Australia's meth crisis. Thousands of Australian babies are born exposed to their mother's drug use every year. An investigation into what's being done to tackle one of the hidden side effects of the drug epidemic is conducted.

Aboriginal women are among the most victimised groups in the world, murdered up to 12 times the national average. A special investigation into Australia's murdered and missing Indigenous women.

Looks at Australia's secret battle with eating disorders, following families as they struggle to get the right treatment, and revealing a health system greatly underprepared to deal with this crisis.

Australia's failure to protect children in detention; an exploration of the dangerous restraining practice used by WA officers on children.

Street gangs, drugs and organised crime. Grace Tobin has gained extraordinary access to the teenagers who are being drawn into violence and criminal activities.