
The Trial goes behind the headlines of some of the biggest trials in the world. We take you into the courtroom, bringing you the detail as the evidence unfolds, examining key moments and carrying out exclusive interviews with detectives, victims, and experts.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

In this episode, Wayne looks at the remarkable case of Daniel Alejandro Latriglia Salcedo, a Colombian student prosecutors say ran a multi-drug trafficking operation under the name 'Thanos'.
Using QR-coded business cards and Telegram menus, Salcedo ... more
Once a fixture of red carpets, private jets, and reality television, Brynne Edelsten lived a life few could imagine; until it all began to unravel.
In this episode, Wayne examines the dramatic fall of Brynne Edelsten following her arrest and court a... more
This is the definitive deep dive into one of the country’s most infamous true crime stories.
In this episode, Wayne unpacks the true story of Brendan Abbott, the man forever known as The Postcard Bandit.
From audacious prison escapes and cross cou... more
On October 2024, 35-year-old Nikkita Azzopardi failed to attend a family gathering in Melbourne, an absence so out of character it immediately raised alarm. Within hours, her brothers Darren and Sean would force their way into her home and make a dis... more
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I normally love this pod, the pool party episode was woeful. Are you trying to extend setting the scene to make the podcast longer or something? We aren’t stupid, we get it, first episode I turned off half way. Ugggh
I really like Wayne Flower's coverage of the cases and just his general demeanour. Choice of cases covered are compelling.
Embarrassingly bad pronunciation of NZ place names - unrecognisable!! If you’re going to cover an overseas stories the bare minimum is to pronounce names correctly.
These are so interesting to listen to. If you have any interest in law, you will love them.
Gastric band surgery and gastric bypass surgery are totally different things! Google them… gastric bypass is much more significant.
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This podcast offers an in-depth exploration of high-profile legal cases in Australia, presenting the complexities of the courtroom in a way that is both engaging and informative. Episodes cover a range of gripping true crime stories, from infamous bank robberies and tragic murders to bizarre legal disputes and missing persons cases. The hosts make use of exclusive interviews with law enforcement officials, victims, and experts, ensuring a multifaceted perspective on each case, while also addressing their emotional and societal implications. Listeners can expect a balance of factual storytelling and critical analysis that captivates true crime enthusiasts.
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The Trial: Australia launched a year ago and published 75 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on The Trial: Australia include:
1. Abe Maddison
2. Lucy Manly
3. Ken Gamble
4. George Balot
5. Ryan Nomenko
6. Karleigh Smith
7. Michael Morrah
8. Dr. Chris Webster
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