The new head of Four Corners is beginning a shake-up of editorial processes at the long-running Australian current affairs program, according to reporting from both The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age. Both outlets say the appointment is only a few months old and that the new boss is now looking to make changes to how the program selects, develops, and produces stories. The coverage is focused on adjustments to internal editorial methods rather than specific planned segments or topics. Neither report attributes the planned changes to a particular incident or controversy, and both describe the move in general terms as an early phase of management and operational review. The reporting indicates that the program’s leadership is moving to reshape aspects of its current affairs workflow while continuing to operate as Australia’s longest-running television current affairs show. The outlets provide overlapping information on timing and intent, emphasizing that the changes are part of a broader effort to adjust the show’s editorial approach after the leadership transition.