
What connects a stabbing in Fitzroy to a series of murders in the Queen Victoria Market and the disappearance of an aspiring politician in Griffith? In the 1960s, Australians first heard the word 'ndrangheta', the name for a ruthless mafia with origins in Calabria, that had taken root Down Under. My Australian Mafia Roadtrip will take you on a journey between Melbourne, Griffith and Mildura to dis... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | a year ago |
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Carlo and Anna have travelled more than 1500 kilometres across two states, through remote parts of Australia to the capital of Victoria, trying to make sense of why and how the 'ndrangheta spread Down Under. In this final episode, they explore how th... more
If Carlton and Brunswick are the heart of the 'ndrangheta in Melbourne, the port is where its blood flows. It was here that an infamous drug seizure in 2007 drew attention to the hidden and dangerous world of trafficking. The notorious Tomato Tin bus... more
The first official 'ndrangheta murder was in 1945 in Fitzroy and twenty years later the Queen Victoria Market was rocked by a mafia war. But it was on Lygon Street, Carlton's main thoroughfare and the cradle of the Italian community, that the bosses ... more
After exploring Griffith and Mildura, Carlo and Anna start the long drive back to Melbourne, 'ndrangheta's "third corner" in Australia. But how exactly is Melbourne connected to the origin of the Honorable Society Down Under? And what is the thread t... more
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The content focuses on the captivating history of the 'ndrangheta mafia and its infiltration into Australian society, particularly in Melbourne, Griffith, and Mildura. It examines significant events, influential figures, and cultural dynamics that contributed to the rise of organized crime in Australia, including infamous murders, political connections, and the experiences of the Italian community. The storytelling weaves together historical context and personal anecdotes, providing insights into the impact of the mafia on local communities and highlighting the often-hidden narratives of organized crime's legacy.
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