Lisa Millar pays tribute to her father, Clarrie Millar; Sally Sara returns to Uganda to find a small surprise waiting for her; And Canberra correspondent Stephanie Borys tells the story of her engagement.
North America Correspondent Stephanie March reflects on a tumultuous year in the United States, and how the presidency of Donald Trump has changed people's lives there and even the lives of people working in the media.
The Islamic State group has lost control of every major stronghold it once held - their so-called "Caliphate" has crumbled, and power in the region is now in a state of flux - but Middle East Correspondent Matt Brown is looking for hope.
2017 still has a few weeks left in it but as Australians start planning their summer holidays and thinking of long breaks, but London correspondent Lisa Millar says of the 12 years she's spent overseas, this has been the toughest.
On this week's edition of Correspondents Report: London Correspondent Lisa Millar says 2017 has been her toughest yet in the job; Middle East Correspondent Matt Brown looks for hope in the wake of Islamic State; and North American Correspondent Stephanie March on Trump's first year.
In the U.S. state of Alabama, the relationship between religion and conservative politics is in question amid the controversy surrounding Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore.
Southeast Asia correspondent Liam Cochrane isn't much of a royalist but by chance has found himself covering the rise and fall of several different monarchs in Asia.
On this week's edition of Correspondents Report: Jakarta correspondent Adam Harvey heads to a vaping bar to learn more about the thriving industry and why it's under threat; Liam Cochrane has found himself covering the rise and fall of several different monarchs in Asia over the years; And Zoe Daniel is in Alabama where the evangelical community is standing by Roy Moore.
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The ABC's overseas reporters give their interpretation and analysis of the week's major events.