
Each season, Secrets We Keep investigates a different Australian secret.
CLAREMONT: The Trial (Season 13):The shocking disappearance and murders of three young women in the affluent Perth suburb of Claremont 30 years ago became one of the biggest mysteries in WA history. Any hope of justice in the deaths of Ciara Glennon, Sarah Spiers and Jane Rimmer seemed bleak for two decades, with no sign ... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 138 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Years pass and with the public losing hope that the horrific mystery will ever be solved, a new suspect emerges.
Telecommunications technician Bradley Robert Edwards is arrested in a dawn raid. The 50-year-old pleads not guilty and will stand tria... more
As the hunt for a serial killer who has struck three times in Claremont continues, police train a laser focus on one very peculiar man who admits to driving the streets and picking up at least one woman. But the man’s mother says enough is enough.
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One woman missing, one woman murdered. A city gripped by fear.
Then Ciara Glennon vanishes off the streets of Claremont.
As her grieving father takes up the hunt, police launch the biggest murder taskforce in Australian history.
But when their ... more
It's 1996 and a blonde teenager stands on the side of the road in the vibrant Perth suburb of Claremont and calls a taxi. By the time it arrives, Sarah Spiers is gone.
A few months later and Jane Rimmer is out with friends in Claremont when she, to... more
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I was wondering how Dezi Freeman & his family lived given that he didn’t work? So anti government yet he lived on Centrelink benefits?
“The hunt for Desi Freeman” what Absolute garbage is this? lasted half way through first episode, got to where the supposed journalist says “other people helping him were so close they were almost related!” My god you fools how does one become “almost related” you either are, or aren’t. Simple. Other than this abysmal Desi Freeman rubbish, secrets we keep is great, please don’t let seven news do podcasts.
Harry Hobbs talks way to fast for podcasting haha! However very interesting and makes me realise I have a little bit of sovereign citizen in me. If another pandemic broke out and gov tried to vax me, make me wear a mask and lock me down again, I don’t think I’d co-operate so easily any more. We are definitely over governed now and people are getting fed up!
Interesting content but shamelessly un-objective !!!
It’s a shame to see Joey Watson go and for this podcast to get the channel 7 treatment. Disappointed with the new direction and missing Joey’s thoughtful, in-depth storytelling
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This series centers on deep-dive investigations into Australia's most consequential secrets, often blending on-the-ground reporting with insider perspectives from law enforcement, investigative journalism, and expert analysis. Recent seasons cover a cocaine trafficking sting that spanned international borders, a nationwide manhunt for a sovereign citizen, and aggressive coverage of online child exploitation, highlighting human costs, procedural complexities, and cross-border cooperation. Noteworthy is a consistent emphasis on accountability, victims' perspectives, and the evolving role of investigative journalism in exposing powerful systems. Potential listeners will likely value rigorous sourcing, strong narrative storytelling, and access ... more
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