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The Reporter podcast: the story of T3 (Part I)

The Reporter podcast: the story of T3 (Part I)

This week on The Reporter podcast, Gary Adshead tells Michael Thomson how he scored a clandestine interview with a secret operative working to sting corrupt police.

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The Reporter podcast: The Head in the Bag

The Reporter podcast: The Head in the Bag

This week on The Reporter podcast, Gary Adshead tells Michael Thomson how an ordinary walk with the dog led to a tip-off about the identity of a dismembered body.

My father and my sister died within months of each other. This is what I did next

My father and my sister died within months of each other. This is what I did next

The realisation that I’d never be able to hear their voices again led to what you might call my “a-ha” moment.

  • by Dimity Brassil
The Reporter podcast: Bullimore and the coin toss

The Reporter podcast: Bullimore and the coin toss

This week on The Reporter podcast, Michael Thomson and Gary Adshead discuss the extraordinary rescue of missing round-the-world yachtsman Tony Bullimore.

‘They are just human beings’: The untold story of the Biloela family

‘They are just human beings’: The untold story of the Biloela family

You Have Been Told a Lie is the story of the Nadesalingam family, Tamil refugees who were detained for four years despite public protests.

  • by Neha Kale
‘I wasn’t supported enough’: How former triple j host dealt with having a stalker

‘I wasn’t supported enough’: How former triple j host dealt with having a stalker

Author and broadcaster Linda Marigliano didn’t want to tell personal stories on air, but she’s crossed that line with her memoir.

  • by Hannah Story
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Australians lead world when it comes to podcast listening

An influx of well-produced local content has encouraged millions of Australians to tune into podcasts more frequently than ever.

  • by Nell Geraets
It’s surprisingly simple to vanish in Japan

It’s surprisingly simple to vanish in Japan

A podcast from the writer of Tokyo Vice tackles the question of how and why 80,000 Japanese people a year disappear without trace.

  • by Barry Divola
Would you do sex therapy on a podcast? One session in, I get the appeal

Would you do sex therapy on a podcast? One session in, I get the appeal

Sexologist Chantelle Otten’s new show features real patients talking about everything from opening up their relationship to premature ejaculation.

  • by Meg Watson
Why this BBC radio show sends me to sleep

Why this BBC radio show sends me to sleep

The Shipping Forecast provides a soothing soporific for the insomniac.

  • by Grace Linden
‘This doesn’t scare us’: Why are young women drawn to gruesome true crime?

‘This doesn’t scare us’: Why are young women drawn to gruesome true crime?

From podcasts to TikTok and YouTube, gory murders are interrogated by the group most often targeted. Is it fear tourism or a training exercise?

  • by Genevieve Novak