True Crime & Investigations

When three adults and a child disappear without a trace from the isolated bush community of Nannup in 2007, it sparks disturbing theories about what might have happened.

You think you know the story. You know how it ended. But you don’t know how it began. In the first episode of The Road to Bondi, reporter Josh Robertson traces the decades-long path that led a father and son to carry out their plan.

DNA samples lifted from a balaclava, a water jug and a milk bottle are key to identifying who killed Irma Palasics, according to the prosecution. And the jury is now being shown what was found.

A shocking data breach at a Finnish therapy service. A nation's secrets are stolen by a hacker called ransom_man. Jenny Kleeman meets Tiina, a victim.

Bombings. Break-ins. Setting fire to abortion clinics.    

Lucy Worsley, Baroness Ayesha Hazarika and historian Rosalind Crone share their thoughts about an uncommon thief, a beauty scammer and an art hoaxer, and ask, does crime pay?

When a flashlight bomb killed Wayne Greavette in 1996, it also destroyed his family. Years later, Wayne's widow and adult children reunite to revisit the case and search for answers. 

At 25, an anonymous digital intruder is ruining Hannah's life. To start to make sense of it all, she goes back to London Fashion Week. And a selfie.

In one tiny country town, the football club is the heart of community life. Loyalties are tested when a serious crime occurs at a 21st birthday party involving a star player and his mate. 

At a worksite on Newfoundland's coast, the staff take a break for birthday cake in honour of Craig Avery's 52nd birthday.

Kathleen Goldhar was so happy her friend Arya had found someone great after a bad divorce and a year of disheartening online dating. But it turns out Mordechai Horowitz was just too good to be true.

It's 1971 and Ruth Dakin is going through a messy divorce and fears for the future of her young children, Pauline and Ted. She meets Stan Sears, a United Church Minister, a man who offered comfort and safe harbour.

When a ship called the Blythe Star disappeared without a trace in 1973, it kicked off the largest sea and air search Australia had ever seen.  

It's 2025, and the NSW Deputy Coroner is holding a fresh inquest into the death of Gomeroi teenager Mark Haines, who was found dead on the train tracks back in 1988.

Chinese restaurants are being firebombed in the dead of night. As the attacks spread, police scramble to work out what is happening in the city.