
The Bike Boy Investigation A controversial crash, the cover-up, and a life changed forever.
Bike Boy is an investigative podcast examining a near-fatal crash and the serious questions surrounding how it was handled — including matters involving former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews, his wife Catherine, and Victoria Police. Drawing on documents, witness accounts, and expert analysis, it explores... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeNewsPolitics | |||

500 pages of evidence that Victoria Police refuse to investigate. We take a deep dive into the consequences of the alleged cover-up and examine disturbing allegations of criminal conduct, including perverting the course of justice, involving former V... more
The discussion heats up as Dave Hughes joins the Bike Boy team to unpack the damning 000 call Daniel Andrews made six and a half minutes after his SUV collided with 15-year-old Ryan Meuleman. The crash nearly killed Ryan. This investigation exposes e... more
In series 3, popular Australian comedian and political commentator Dave Hughes sits down with the Bike Boy team. The 500 page evidence brief has been with Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Mike Bush for nine weeks, with no action publicly announced.... more
Series 3 of Bike Boy: The True Crime Podcast is about accountability.
Australian Comedian and social commentator Dave Hughes joins the full team in Series 3. The focus is now on those responsible for the crash and alleged cover-up — and on Victoria... more
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Hi Ben
My name is Pauline Stephen from Victoria.
Congratulations on your new role. You have stated on day 1 that crime is very high on your priority list, therefore the crime that involves Daniel and Catherine Andrews hitting a young teenager off his bike must be reinvestigated asap. The podcast “The bike boy” has uncovered information that puts Victoria police and the labour government in a very corrupt light & it’s appalling what Dan and his wife have got away with these lies and corruption ... more
I think Ryan’s family need to get Ryan checked as he obviously got a head injury from the accident. That it wasn’t checked at the time is appalling. I have family experience with head injuries and a head injury is for life and affects every part of life but often with decision making, substance abuse and aggression to name a few. Jail will not help him but confuse and create more issues. If he was never checked he has been battling this brain injury and all it entails for so many years. He canno... more
Dan Andrews and his wife are revolting humans. The privilege and corruption is disgusting. Great podcast. I sincerely hope that further action is taken.
The narration is SO repetitive and dripping in alt-right bias. Probably four facts hammered home again and again. When a 10 min episode includes a “last time on the podcast” and “next time” on the podcast” you should know there is really no meat to this story. They have done the poor victim a massive disservice.
Extraordinary— I had no idea. Dan Andrews must pay for this crime!
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This show curates a long-form, evidence-based look at a controversial near-fatal crash in Victoria, examining questions of fault, police conduct, and political involvement. Across episodes, listeners are guided through witness accounts, official timelines, forensic details, and new communications that challenge the public narrative, often featuring former police officers, investigators, media figures, and family voices. The format blends investigative reporting with expert analysis to scrutinize how evidence is handled and decisions are made, aiming to uncover potential cover-ups and promote accountability. A standout aspect is its willingness to question powerful institutions and to bring diverse perspectives into the discussion, from insi... more
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