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Bruce Shapiro reports from the US. New revelations about the dismissal of the Whitlam Government in 1975 in a book by Whitlam biographer , Professor Jenny Hocking and the trials and tribulations of a search and rescue pilot

Laura Tingle reports from Canberra on Malcolm Turnbull's plans for the innovation nation. And Pulitzer prize winning historian Stacy Schiff takes a new look at America's national nightmare , the Salem Witch Trials of 1692.

Lady Borton, an American Quaker and probably the only woman to remain in Vietnam throughout the American War, has documented numerous stories about how Vietnamese women fought the battle of the South and won. Because most men were sent to North Vietnam after the Geneva Accords, women were left to lead and carry out the Viet Cong resistance against the oppressive French colonials, then later the American soldiers. They were the spies, the informants, they took prisoners and learned how to fire guns. They were the soldiers and the backbone of the resistance.