Correspondents Report

North America Correspondent Conor Duffy interviews notorious White House bad boy Anthony "the Mooch" Scaramucci and finds him unrepentant, and even somewhat proud, of his brief and scandalous Washington DC career.

The Japanese take their trains very seriously, which each station playing their own signature jingle to signal departure - Jake Sturmer rides the rails to learn more about this very specialised music.

On Correspondents Report: Unrepentant Anthony Scaramucci and the changing norms in American politics; Waiting for the perfect shot in the northern winter; And Zimbabwe urges emigre farmers to come home.

Music fans around the world are mourning the loss of legendary South African jazz trumpeter Hugh Masekela, who died from prostate cancer last week at the age of 78.

The Cultural Revolution of 1966-1976 plunged China into utter chaos, where more than 30 million people were persecuted, tortured or killed. One woman is campaigning to reclaim a part of that history and have the Chinese Government overturn the false conviction of her father as a Russian spy.

Eric Tlozek speaks with two Pashtun refugees who fled Taliban militants and underwent an extraordinary series of journeys in order to seek asylum. They now find themselves in Port Moresby without any hope of returning home - or being resettled somewhere else.

On Correspondents Report: two Pashtun refugees trapped in Port Moresby after an extraordinary series of journeys; the daughter of a Beijing teacher falsely convicted of spying fights for his exoneration; and jazz trumpeter and anti-apartheid activist Hugh Masekela dies at 78.

Our Canberra correspondent Stephanie Borys recently got engaged in Slovenia, a country where the engagement tradition is something you normally prepare for...

It was Sally Sara's first visit to the country in more than twelve years. When she arrived, she found there was a small surprise waiting for her.

As journalists cover the major news events of the world, like all of us, sometimes, it's their own world that shatters. Lisa Millar pays tribute to her father, Clarrie Millar, who died last week.