
Take a journey into the dark depths of the Australian criminal underworld with Australia’s most formidable crime reporter - John Silvester.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 92 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Michael Aston loved being a cop, or more specifically, a road policing officer. He said it was the best job in the world, until it wasn't. Aston is no longer a cop, with his career and mental health disappearing into the quicksand of the legal system... more
Former deputy commissioner and counter-terrorism boss Ross Guenther had a unique life before policing, playing in big bands with music greats Jerry Lewis and Barry White.
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Anne Hooker worked as a prison officer for 13 years for Corrections Victoria, and Port Phillip Prison for a further 23 years.She also set up and ran a unit in jail called Penhyn, which housed young men aged 18 to 25.The unit became so highly sought a... more
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Throughly enjoying this very smart n clever well narrated podcast.
This podcast is top notch. Sly keeps a good balance between understanding the criminal mind, and the Victorian police force’s battle with those criminals.
I remember running at night listening to the podcast and looking over my shoulder when the story felt so close to home.
Looking forward to the Big Build assessment of the $15 Billion gone to the CFMEU. Surely this is only the beginning. Don’t miss it, John’s the best.
I haven’t missed and episode. Great listening
Amazing!! I love the fact john doesn’t beat about the bush he says it how he sees it. Have so much respect
Naked City is my favorite podcast! I’m so glad you’re back! With love from Texas!
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A hard-hitting true crime series focused on Australia's criminal underworld, policing, and high-profile investigations. Episodes pair seasoned crime journalists with insiders—from detectives to prosecutors and investigators—to unpack cases, corruption, and the human stories behind forensic achievements. Notable strengths include detailed, first-hand accounts of investigations, nuanced discussions of policing strategy, and a flair for connecting long-running cases to current justice debates. The show often features discussions about cold cases, high-profile figures, and the boundary between fact and popular narrative, offering listeners a gritty, well-sourced look at real crime. Potential listeners who enjoy meticulous chronologies, investig... more
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Recent guests on Naked City include:
1. Ross Guenther
2. Anne Hooker
3. Sol Solomon
4. Rodger Corser
5. Stuart Bateson
6. John Taylor
7. Tim Peck
8. John Kelly
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