
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 | 150 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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**WARNING: this episode contains distressing content***
The terrifying, graphic and distressing account of a regular night-turned living nightmare of a teenager, who was abducted and raped by Bradley Edwards was read to the court on day 11 of his m... more
On Valentine’s Day in 1988 in Huntingdale, a teenager went to bed alone after spending the day with her boyfriend.
She was woken up by someone lying on top of her. Thinking it was her boyfriend, she said she didn’t feel scared. That was until she t... more
The voice of Sarah Spiers haunted the court as her final phone call, a call to a taxi service was played during evidence on day nine.
Sarah Spiers was last seen in the early hours of January 27, 1996. She was out with friends at Club Bayview, and j... more
A taxi driver who accepted a job at 2am, a man who saw a lone woman on the side of the road, and the missing minutes of the last time Sarah Spiers was ever seen.
Three minutes was all it took for the 18-year-old to disappear. She called for a taxi ... more
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I really wanted to listen to the podcast. But I only made it through 1 and a half episodes because of the that INCESSANT IRRITATING AND REPETITIVE MUSIC every time there’s a pause. You don’t need that the whole way through. It ruined it.
The poor guy is in the middle of a sentence and then gets interrupted. Constantly.
The temerity of the reporter in Ep 2 saying “we’re all in hurry”, after harassing Lance for ages in an impromptu interview. Twisting his words and creating a spectacle for public opinion. Quality Investigative journalism this is not
Let’s hope more awareness brings change.
Well done Richard on another great podcast.
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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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