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In Correspondents Report, the ABC's overseas reporters give their interpretation and analyses of the week's major events, and offer perceptive observations about the countries and regions in which they're based. Transcripts of the program are available where indicated and are published as soon as they become available. You can listen to today's full program or individual reports as Real Audio, Microsoft Windows Media or MP3.

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Journalists Under Fire: foreign correspondents discuss

They say that the truth is the first casualty of war, which is why journalists working on the ground are vital in conflict zones. A recent panel discussion of experienced journalists who have reported from warzones, chaired by the ABC's foreign editor Peter Cave, discussed the dangers, fears and difficulties in bringing the stories behind the firing lines to the public. The panel guests were ABC's Matt Brown, Mark Davis from SBS, Louise Williams formerly from Fairfax Media, freelance photojournalist Stephen Dupont, and Ian McPhedran from New Ltd.

Remembering the grand old days of Motown

The motor city of Detroit has become a symbol of the decay and despair felt in America from the global financial crisis. But amidst the job losses and business closures is something to celebrate: the 50th anniversary of Detroit's other claim to fame, Motown Records.

Sceptic discovers Russian spectacle to be 'Euro-visionary'

Many people have the idea that the annual Eurovision spectacle is more Euro-trash than high culture. That was certainly the opinion of the ABC's Moscow correspondent Scott Bevan before his first festival. However, after seeing the competition up close, the Euro-cynic turned to Euro-convert.

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