Australian Crime Stories
Australian Crime Stories offers factual, engaging, and succinct retellings of notable crimes from Australia. The podcast explores unique cases from the country's criminal history, presenting them in a clear and accessible style. Listeners can also join the 'Ned Kelly Gang' for exclusive episodes. The show aims to bring true Australian crime stories to a broad audience.
Episodes
The House in Aberdeen
In the Upper Hunter town of Aberdeen, John Price has built a secure life around his children, his work and the brick house he calls home. When Katherine Knight moves in, affection gradually gives way to jealousy, violence and a struggle over their future. By 2000, number 84 St Andrews Street becomes the setting for one of Australia’s most gruesome crimes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for
The Ether Man: Unearthed
Go deeper into the case behind 'The Ether Man' story. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The Ether Man
In 1966, Brisbane is gripped by a series of attacks on women inside and around their homes. The offender appears without warning, often carrying cloth soaked in anaesthetic chemicals, before disappearing again. The police and public call him the Ether Man — and for months, nobody knows who he is. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Murder on the Banshee
On the night of the 23rd of December 1909, yacht club employee Frank Passmore wakes to find an older woman sitting outside the Royal Perth Yacht Club. Soon after, the young caretaker of the yacht Banshee, appears and tells Frank the woman is his granny. Frank can tell they have both been drinking. Before long, the pair climb into a dinghy and row out across Perth Water, disappearing into the darkn
Gonzales Family Murders
On the 10th of July 2001, police enter a North Ryde home and find three members of the Gonzales family murdered. Teddy, Loiva and their eighteen-year-old daughter Clodine appear to have been brutally attacked one by one throughout the house. Signs of robbery and racial hatred point investigators in several directions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
