
Each season, Secrets We Keep investigates a different Australian secret.
Secrets We Keep: Uncovered (Season 9): takes you inside some of the most important investigations of our time, with our expanding network of journalists and sources from around Australia and beyond. Every week, Uncovered pulls back the curtain on the stories powerful people hoped would stay buried, by speaking directly to... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 93 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsDocumentarySociety & CultureNews | |||

Over summer, the Secrets we Keep feed brings you Killer Charm, a LiSTNR award-winning series from investigative journalist Tara Cassidy.
When a Queensland man was found dead after falling into a woodchipper in 2017 It looked like a tragic industria... more
Over summer, the Secrets we Keep feed brings you Killer Charm, a LiSTNR award-winning series from investigative journalist Tara Cassidy.
When a Queensland man was found dead after falling into a woodchipper in 2017 It looked like a tragic industria... more
Over summer, the Secrets we Keep feed brings you Killer Charm, a LiSTNR award-winning series from investigative journalist Tara Cassidy.
When a Queensland man was found dead after falling into a woodchipper in 2017 It looked like a tragic industria... more
In this two-part exclusive, Joey Watson speaks to the parents of “Thomas Carrick” (pseudonym), a young teenager with autism radicalised by covert Australian Federal Police operatives and later charged with terrorism. His charges were dropped by a Vic... more
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So we have an autistic child. … talking about being radicalised. And the parents go to the police. .. instead of a psychologist? Instead of a specific ASD psychologist. .. they bring in a religious imam. …. To deradicalise the child. The imam says he has recorded all the sessions. Yet didn’t. Why oh why oh why would the parents go to the POLICE and get a religious “guru” who obviously LIED to deradicalise an ASD child. You don’t use a religious person why psychological science is required. This ... more
Just listened to my first Secrets We Keep podcast - Should I Spit. Outstanding journalism, so professionally done and so informative. Where it differs from other podcasts is that there’s no “filler” - it’s all relevant and it’s all riveting! Well done to all involved!!
How is it possible that police are not under the same rules as the education system where they make reasonable adjustments for a person with a disability? The treatment of this teen and his parents is utterly abhorrent and appalling. I hope this is being referred to the Disability Commissioner, Human Rights Commission and that they take the AFP to court.
Great investigative journalism, sometimes gripping and sometimes scary!
Super interesting episodes with a variety of topics that you’d otherwise not hear of. Great narration/interviewing and important topics. Keep up the good work :)
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The content investigates significant, often hidden stories within Australian society, tackling deep-rooted issues from political corruption to systemic injustice. Each season is dedicated to a specific theme, exemplifying thorough research and in-depth narratives, unfolding personal accounts from those closely involved. Noteworthy topics range from the dark secrets of Australia's policing and judicial systems, the radicalization of individuals, to the implications of modern fertility practices. Such wide-ranging subjects coupled with a narrative style that intertwines journalist insights and lived experiences set this podcast apart as a unique source of impactful storytelling for those interested in the intersection of society and integrity... more
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2. Deb Locke
3. Julian Hessenthaler
4. Lorraine Long
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7. Graham Blewitt
8. Barry Smith
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