
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 | Daily | Episodes | 69 | Founded | a year ago |
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In this episode, Wayne Flower unpacks one of the strangest cases to come out of South Australia this year.
Tamika Chesser, a once familiar face from the reality TV show Beauty and the Geek, now stands accused of murdering her boyfriend, Julian Stor... more
Erin Patterson’s story isn’t over yet. After being sentenced to life in prison, the convicted “mushroom killer” is fighting back, entering a notice of appeal and calling for a retrial.
In this episode, Wayne Flower is joined by top Melbourne lawyer... more
One morning earlier this year, Venus Bay locals woke up to find 9 dead wombats in the streets- and now they claim they’re dealing with a mass wombat killer. The 9 wombats were found lying by the roadside, some with tyre marks, some moved into strange... more
It's been a while since Caroline & Liz had time to catch up and say hello to you all, and with the launch of our exciting new Crime Desk newsletter, thought now was as good a time as any!
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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.
I did wonder when I first started listening - how was this going to work - the proper English lady with the craggy Aussie journo. But by golly it worked. Thanks for keeping us up to date with the episodes. A class act!
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This podcast explores notable trials and criminal cases, providing in-depth analysis and detailed reporting from the courtroom. It highlights high-profile incidents, including violent crimes, missing persons cases, and controversial legal proceedings, featuring insights from experts, legal professionals, and involved parties. Unique for its focus on the narrative unfolding within the judicial process, episodes often include firsthand accounts and commentary that enrich the listeners' understanding of the complexities surrounding each case. The intriguing content aims to keep a true crime audience engaged by balancing fact with the emotional weight of the stories.
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The Trial: Australia launched a year ago and published 69 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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