
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 | 93 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

In the early hours of August 5th, Stephanie Cordery was captured on CCTV leaving Ballina before driving towards Nimbin.
Hours later, her car was found at a remote rainforest property, but Stephanie had vanished without a trace.
But she is not the... more
Melbourne’s Tinder Swindler is back behind bars.
Christopher Alan Collins used dating apps to gain women’s trust before stealing their money, once taking $96,000 while his date was dancing just metres away.
Now, after admitting to defrauding anot... more
Hamish Tait was a beloved childcare worker; now he’s being accused of being Australia’s worst daycare predator.
He now faces 329 charges relating to the alleged abuse of 136 children between 2009 and 2025.
Investigators seized 25 electronic device... more
Erin Patterson is fighting to overturn her mushroom murder convictions, but prosecutors argue she should never be released from prison.
Across two days in Victoria’s Court of Appeal, Patterson’s lawyers raised seven grounds they say undermine the fa... more
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I just listened to the new Dr Webster interview- brilliant! He’s been done sooo wrong man
This Dr Chris Webster behaved in such an unprofessional manner. The fact that you call it “straight talk” is ludicrous
The Gus Lamont ep about the grandma brandishing a firearm at the journalist is so deliberately deceptive.
There’s a lot of vagueness from Jonica Bray, she said she didn’t expect to receive “.the frosty reception” yet acknowledges the family hasn’t engaged with press, she doesn’t admit they were told to stay away, she said she didn’t bring cameras etc but the incident was filmed - it’s on YouTube, they’ve only released that portion and not any footage preceding it. They’ve included footage in... more
One sided and lack of facts
I hope the probe into the service of Ben Roberts-Smith VC shows he’s innocent of allegations of wrongdoing and possibly murder.
It seems to me from across the Pacific Ocean in the USA, that Mr. Roberts-Smith is being targeted by those who are filled with envy and might typically be of an anti-Western, post-Colonialist leanings. Please stop it, governments everywhere! Leave our veterans of the past quarter century alone. They didn’t cause the problems in Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, Lebanon, Gaza e... more
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Covers major trials with in-depth courtroom storytelling, exclusive interviews, and expert analysis. This show prioritizes the process of justice: from evidence and procedures to witness testimony and strategic legal moves, often weaving in on-the-ground reporting and recreations to illuminate complex cases. Noteworthy is the consistent inclusion of detectives, victims' families, and forensic/legal experts, plus a willingness to discuss policy implications and systemic gaps highlighted by high-profile Australian and international trials.
Listeners can expect rigorous case-by-case breakdowns, timely updates, and nuanced perspectives that balance procedural detail with human impact. A distinctive strength is the blend of investigative journa... more
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