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The murder of Lynette Dawson was a crime that unravelled in real-time via a podcast called The Teach
Malcolm Naden was once Australia's most wanted man. The prime suspect for the murder of his neighbo
On New Year’s Eve, 1927, Ethel Griggs and her baby daughter Alwyn returned home to Victoria after si
For more than a century, Australia's infamous Pentridge Prison was an ominous presence just 30 minut
Over the last two years, Indigenous Affairs Reporter Douglas Smith and his team have been looking in
In June 1987, Australia's top end lost it's innocence. The murders of five tourists across the North
In 2018, Hedley Thomas’ podcast The Teacher's Pet captivated millions of listeners around the world
Evaristo Salas Junior was just 16 when he was sent to an adult men’s prison convicted of the murder
In October 1992, 12-year-old Rhianna Barreau disappeared. On the day she went missing it was school
In September 1988 a campaign of terror was unleashed upon Perth’s Chinese community through a series
For nearly half a century, Australia was engaged in a shameful and shocking practice that would tear
In Australia in the 1920s a 'murder wave' gripped the country, as the desperation of The Great Depre
Last week, 33-year-old nurse Lucy Letby was found guilty of murdering seven newborns, and attempting
Karen Bell met Gary Poxon in 1993. She was 17, he was 29. By 2008, the pair were living in an isola
What little kid doesn’t want their Dad to take them to the shop and get them a kinder surprise? That
In January 2009, Darcey Freeman’s father, Arthur Freeman, was driving her to her first day of school
You can listen to our first-hand interview with Michelle Steck here. In 1993, Michelle Steck lost he
When Bevin and Brad Simmons went missing off the coast of the Cape York Peninsula in 2003, a massive
The notorious Whisky Au Go Go nightclub fire in Brisbane in 1973 left behind questions that remain u
The Whisky Au Go Go Fire is just as much a mystery today as it was in the hours after the tragedy th
