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Serial killer Bradley Edwards hid in plain sight for nearly 25 years before WA detectives finally tracked him down. Australian Story reveals the extraordinary twists and turns that led to police cracking the case and revisits the families of two of his victims, Jane Rimmer and Sarah Spiers, who first spoke to the program 16 years ago.
Serial killer Bradley Edwards hid in plain sight for nearly 25 years before WA detectives finally tracked him down. Australian Story reveals the extraordinary twists and turns that led to police cracking the case and revisits the families of two of his victims, Jane Rimmer and Sarah Spiers, who first spoke to the program 16 years ago.
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In the season finale, Australian Story meets an 81-year-old inventor who's saved the lives of hundreds of premature babies and checks in with the hilarious Dustyesky 'fake Russian' choir for a special Christmas performance.
On Christmas Day two years ago Mick O'Dowd was feeling unwell. 24 hours later he was battling for his life. The life-affirming story of Mick and Katharine O'Dowd and the silent killer most people have never heard of: sepsis.
An outback town, a newspaper in trouble and an unlikely champion. Broken Hill is fighting to keep its century-old newspaper alive but can the Barrier Truth's owners and loyal community of readers steer it through its toughest time yet?
Vet Ameliah Scott criss crosses remote NSW to treat animals on farms and stations. Her job is unusual because she travels to see her patients by flying in her own plane. In addition to being a vet, Ameliah also runs a station with her husband.
The finalists must produce an authentic three-course menu to be tested by a restaurant full of owners Jay and Uttam's toughest critics - their loyal regulars. Will an Indian variation of fish and chips delight or dismay?
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