The Trial: Australia
The Crime DeskThe 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 | 102 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||
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Three days after Jesse Baird and Luke Davies died, a friend says Beau Lamarre-Condon arrived at her home in tears and told her he’d come to say goodbye.
Later that night, she says she watched him scrub a van, as he told her there was blood he couldn... more
Erin Patterson has lost her bid to overturn her murder convictions, and instead will now serve life without parole.
Victoria’s Court of Appeal rejected her challenge to the verdicts, including arguments over the jury’s accommodation and the evidence... more
A friend of Beau Lamarre-Condon has told the court that the former police officer arrived outside his work and told him he had killed two people, before asking him to help clean up.
But in a secretly recorded prison conversation played to the jury, ... more
Friends of Jesse Baird have reported receiving text messages from him in the days after he died. Now, a friend of Beau Lamarre-Condon has alleged in court that she was asked to dispose of a phone, which he claimed contained stolen police files.
The ... more
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- Still the same terrible ads
The ads are totally off putting.
If they were the same volume as the show itself the program would be worth listening to.
Deakin University’s ads are the worst. Who’d study there after listening to those shrieky, completely unprofessional ads. No one in their right mind.
Apple Podcasts1LizAnne S
Australia17 days ago - G’day Mate True Crime
Bonza effort from Wayne Flowers but even as a true blue aussie I struggle with his accent and overly familiar style to reporting the facts.
Apple Podcasts4Noble jellystar
United Kingdoma month ago - You’re not at the pub!
I find it extremely unprofessional the way Wayne Flower refers to his colleague Steven Gibbs as ‘Gibbsy’. It sounds as if he is having a chat down the pub with his mate, rather than reporting on serious crimes. It’s inappropriate and makes it seem very amateurish.
Apple Podcasts2Sheriff LemonUnited Kingdoma month ago - So many ads!
This show used to be ok, but advertising is taking over airtime and there is far less actual information being given. The show suffers terribly as a result. Charge double and halve the number of ads if you don’t want to drive your listeners elsewhere.
Apple Podcasts2LizAnne SAustraliaa month ago - Intriguing and informative
Really like the trial series, all locations. It’s really interesting to listen to many events/ crimes/ stories that have happened that I wasn’t aware of, especially in other countries. Great story telling and never boring
Apple Podcasts5susieb250890United Kingdom2 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #77 | United Kingdom/True Crime |
Spotify | #193 | Australia/Top Podcasts |
Spotify | #26 | Australia/True Crime |
Spotify | #183 | Australia/Trending |
Apple Podcasts | #219 | Australia/Top Podcasts |
Apple Podcasts | #42 | Australia/True Crime |
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This show centers on in-depth crime reporting with a focus on courtroom developments, investigative context, and firsthand perspectives from victims, family members, and seasoned journalists. Across recent episodes, listeners encounter detailed trial timelines, forensic and legal nuance, and on-the-ground updates from reporters embedded in ongoing cases. A distinctive strength is coupling rapid, court-focused coverage with intimate, human-interest elements—often through interviews with relatives or expert guests—that illuminate the broader impact of high-profile investigations. The format frequently blends live reporting, archival context, and forensic or psychological insights to explain complex legal outcomes and consequences for those af... more
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1. Darcy Vermont
2. Karleigh Smith
3. Paul Shapiro
4. Candice Sutton
5. Tim Watson-Murno
6. Paul Warren
7. Dr. Chris Webster
8. Hugh Hughes
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