From The Newsroom

Dezi Freeman disappeared after allegedly killing two police officers — and hasn’t been seen since. Is he hiding, being helped, or already dead? Former detective Dr Vincent Hurley assesses the evidence 

Ahead of their Aussie comedy tour, JVN spills on the explosive Queer Eye drama that made headlines worldwide, and reveals what’s on their backstage rider (hint: it’s way less diva than you’d expect). If that’s not enough for you, they also reveal which song they used to hump pillows to. TMI?

Andrew Bucklow sits down with the stars of I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! just before they head into the jungle. From who’s willing to shower nude on national TV to the unexpected family ties of one Aussie actress, the cast spills their pre-jungle secrets. But the laughs take a serious turn when Luke Bateman opens up about his gambling addiction and the darkest moment of his life, while Mia Fevola reflects on being slut shamed in the public eye. 

We put Nova radio hosts Ricki-Lee, Tim & Joel to the test with a rapid-fire quiz covering the biggest headlines of 2025 — from viral sports moments to showbiz shake-ups and weird global firsts. For more, head to news.com.au

news.com.au’s Bronte Coy chats to royal author Robert Jobson about the scandals rocking the monarchy. From Andrew and Epstein to the theft of royal jewels, the bitter Charles-William-Harry split, and the secrets behind palace walls that could threaten the future of the Crown. For more, head to news.com.au

After two decades on air, Jonesy & Amanda reveal the moments that shaped them, including the risky bets, the deep regrets, the chaos, the laughs, and yes… the day they drank each other’s blood. For more, head to news.com.au

Cricket tragic and Half-Arsed History host Riley Knight joins us to revisit the three most controversial moments in Ashes history — from Dennis Lillee’s infamous metal bat stunt to Jonny Bairstow’s explosive stumping. For more, head to news.com.au

When Erin Patterson was found guilty over the mushroom murders, jurors said the evidence spoke for itself. But what exactly did they see? In this episode, we speak with writer Greg Haddrick, who followed the case closely to unpack the most shocking moments from the trial and the evidence that sealed Erin’s fate. For more, head to news.com.au

Sydney Swans champ and Telstra ambassador Isaac Heeney told us he would answer any question we had for him, no matter how unhinged. Trust us, we really pushed the limits. For more, head to news.com.au

Drag superstar Trinity the Tuck spills all, from working with Taylor Swift to making her wild new Tubi movie Slay. She also dishes on what she really thinks of Australia’s biggest personalities. There's no filter, but it's all fun. For more, head to news.com.au

Australia’s been dreaming of a fast train from Sydney to Melbourne for decades - but will it ever leave the station? We speak to Professor Christopher Pettit from UNSW to find out how likely high-speed rail really is, and when we might finally get on track. For more, head to news.com.au

When a flotilla carrying humanitarian aid to Gaza was reportedly attacked by a drone, journalist Yusuf Omar was on board — alongside Greta Thunberg. In this episode, he relives the chaos at sea, the moment their vessel caught fire, and reveals what Greta is really like when the cameras aren’t rolling. For more, head to news.com.au

Half-Arsed History host Riley Knight joins us to talk about some of history’s strangest deaths — from a politician who died while doing the deed to a Viking bitten by a severed head. Honestly, you couldn’t make this stuff up. For more, head to news.com.au

Mark Meredith has spent 38 years as a NSW police officer delivering some of the toughest news imaginable - death messages. In this episode, he reveals how officers handle that task before sharing a personal story that changed his life forever. Check out fortemaustralia.org.au For more, head to news.com.au

A major change is coming to the way Australians access adult content online. From December, anyone wanting to view porn will have to prove they’re over 18 — not on adult sites, but at the search engine level. What does that mean for your Google account, your privacy, and your options for getting around it? We ask Professor Lisa Given from RMIT. For more, head to news.com.au

Home and Away star Jessica Redmayne opens up about the heartbreaking loss of her mum, Christine, to dementia. From the first signs of change to the long years of care, Jessica shares her deeply personal journey of love, resilience, and grief — and why she’s determined to raise awareness about a condition affecting hundreds of thousands of Australians. For more, head to news.com.au

More than five years after Ivan Milat’s death, questions still linger. Was Australia’s most infamous serial killer responsible for more than seven murders — and did he act alone? We speak with news.com.au’s Cydonee Mardon, who covered Milat’s trial, about the chilling evidence, the push for a parliamentary inquiry, and why some of his relatives still claim he was innocent. For more, head to news.com.au

Former royal butler Grant Harrold spent seven years serving inside the palace, working for Charles (now King), Camilla, William, Kate, and Harry. In this episode, Grant reveals what Harry and William were like when they were younger and shares a wild story about Prince Philip. For more, head to news.com.au

Former royal butler Grant Harrold spent seven years serving inside the palace, working for Charles (now King), Camilla, William, Kate, and Harry. In this episode, Grant lifts the lid on life behind closed doors — from what Camilla is really like, to whether those bizarre rumours about ironed shoelaces and travelling toilet seats are true. 

The Prince and Princess of Wales have made a major decision about their future after a challenging couple of years.

Home invasions are rising across Victoria, sparking fierce debate over whether self-defence laws go far enough. In this episode, criminologist Dr. Xanthe Mallett explains what the law allows, while Victorian dad Ben Mansfield shares the terrifying night two armed intruders broke into his family home For more, head to news.com.au

AFL star Izak Rankine has been suspended after a homophobic slur, the fourth such incident in the league in just two years. But what’s it really like to be gay in Aussie rules? Michael O’Donnell quit the game as a teenager because he didn’t see a place for himself. Years later, he returned, won premierships, and even stopped a match to call out abuse. In this episode, he shares his story and what needs to change in footy. For more, head to news.com.au

We’re joined by Ben Nash from Pivot Wealth to unpack the new rules of money. From property and super to shares and savings, Ben breaks down what actually works for young Australians who want to get ahead — and how to avoid the traps that leave so many feeling stuck. For more, head to news.com.au

Craig Harrison held the world record for the longest confirmed sniper kill — 2.4 kilometres. In this episode, he opens up about the first time he pulled the trigger, the week he spent behind his rifle without moving, and the hidden truths of life as a sniper. He also shares how PTSD ended his 23-year military career and why he still says he’d do it all again. For more, head to news.com.au

I chat to news.com.au’s Kathy McCabe about the Netflix movie that’s taken the world by storm -smashing streaming records, topping music charts, and inspiring a global fan frenzy.

The Sussexes have signed a new deal with the streaming giant after widespread reports their partnership was being axed - but has it really helped them save face?

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin are meeting in Alaska to discuss the war in Ukraine — but Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelensky, hasn’t been invited. I speak to Dr Matthew Sussex from ANU about how the summit came together, what each leader wants, and why it could be more about optics than ending the war. For more, head to news.com.au

Even in prison, Malka Leifer is making headlines. The former Melbourne school principal, jailed for sexually abusing her students, has been at the centre of fresh controversy — from whispers of a secret relationship with another high-profile inmate to a serious incident that landed her in solitary confinement. In this episode, journalist Rohan Smith from news.com.au takes us inside the exclusives he’s broken and reveals what life is really like for one of Australia’s most notorious prisoners. For more, head to news.com.au

On August 31, “Australia First” rallies are set to sweep the nation, promoted as peaceful, feared as divisive. I speak to news.com.au’s Frank Chung about what we know, what we don’t, and why police are on alert. For more, head to news.com.au

In 2015, Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s trip to Australia spiralled into chaos — a fight in a Queensland mansion that left Depp with part of his finger missing, a public showdown with Barnaby Joyce over their illegally smuggled dogs, and Amber’s dad caught bringing meat into the country. A new book spills all the wild details. For more, head to news.com.au

An alleged Chinese spy has been charged in Canberra — the first case of its kind in Australia. We break down what happened, speak to the journalist following the story, and hear from ASIO’s boss about the secret espionage operations stopped in their tracks. For more, head to news.com.au

We’re going to go behind palace walls to cover the big news of the week - including bombshell new claims about Prince Andrew in an explosive new book, Prince Harry’s devastation at having to step back from one of his major passion projects, and the announcement of another royal wedding. For more, head to news.com.au

Why are so many women freezing at work while the blokes are in T-shirts? News.com.au journalist Eleanor Wicklund joins Andrew Bucklow to unpack the gender temperature gap and explains how office air con was designed for men in suits. For more, head to news.com.au

Journalist Daniela Elser joins Andrew Bucklow to unpack the jaw-dropping claims in Entitled — a new royal biography that takes aim at Prince Andrew, with alleged quotes from Jeffrey Epstein and revelations that could rock the monarchy. For more, head to news.com.au

When Christian O’Connell moved from the UK to Melbourne, he was starting from scratch. Now, he’s taking his radio show national. In this episode, Christian talks about his leap of faith — and the wildest live moment of his career, featuring a rock star and a world leader. For more, head to news.com.au

A horrifying new investigation reveals cat torture videos being sold online — and Australia may be part of the global network behind them. In this episode, we speak with the journalist who broke the story about zoosadism, online abuse rings, and the disturbing link between animal cruelty and real-world violence. For more, head to news.com.au

Prince Harry has reportedly extended a significant “olive branch” to King Charles and Prince William in a bid to finally reconnect with his family. For more, head to news.com.au

Comedian Sam Pang is back to host the Logies for the third year running — but will this year be the most awkward yet? He joins us to talk about the strange politics of the Gold Logie, what happens if (or when) Hamish Blake wins again, and how he plans to roast a room full of celebrities... without getting cancelled. For more, head to news.com.au

Journalist Sarah Keoghan joins us to unpack a confronting reality: women are the fastest-growing prison population in Australia. We dive into her powerful reporting on the rising incarceration rates, the link to domestic violence and poverty, and the hidden struggles women face after release, from homelessness to discrimination. For more, head to news.com.au

Tim Booth has seen it all. From genuine life-and-death emergencies to calls about stubbed toes and blocked noses, the paramedic lifts the lid on the strangest, funniest and most frustrating moments from inside an ambulance. For more, head to news.com.au

When news broke that a 26-year-old childcare worker in Victoria had been charged with 70 counts of child sexual abuse, families across Australia were horrified. But this isn’t the first time serious red flags have been missed. In this episode, journalist Nina Funnell joins us to expose the decades-long failures that allowed David Neil Tuck — now believed to be one of Australia’s worst child sex offenders — to operate a daycare centre out of his home. For more, head to news.com.au

In this adults only episode we find out what really went down at Swingathon, one of the world’s biggest festivals for swingers, which was held recently in the UK. Organiser Matt Cole reveals what happened when hundreds of open-minded adults gathered for music, mischief, and a ménage or two.

In what’s been described as a “massive blow” to the Sussexes income, the streaming giant has scrapped its high-profile deal with the couple.

They’re known for bringing the laughs on your drive home—but behind the humour, Will and Woody have never been afraid to go deep. In this episode, they open up about mental health, friendship, and what it really means to show up for someone who’s struggling. Will shares his experience living with depression, and why talking about it—on air and off—might just save a life.

Fake Chinese police cars have been spotted on Australian streets— from Melbourne to Perth —raising serious questions about foreign interference and intimidation. Are they part of a coordinated campaign, or just political cosplay? In this episode, news.com.au journalist Harrison Christian joins us to unpack this unsettling phenomenon, and what it could mean for Australia’s national security. For more, head to news.com.au

This is the story of Fito—the ruthless narco boss who turned a broken justice system into his kingdom, leaving a trail of bodies and fear across Ecuador. For more, head to news.com.au

We chat to Kelly — the manager of The Gateway Club in Sydney — about what really goes on behind closed doors, and why July is the busiest time of the year. For more, head to news.com.au

Who’s the ultimate Aussie radio star of the past 25 years? I’m joined by the always outrageous Mitch Churi to sort through a shortlist of broadcasting heavyweights - from Kyle Sandilands to Carrie Bickmore … even Marty Sheargold. We laugh, debate, and maybe offend a few fanbases as we attempt the impossible: crowning Australia's greatest radio legend.

After the bombshell news dropped that senior staff for the King and Harry met for a secret peace summit, there has been a major development.

You've probably ordered from one and never realised it. Ghost kitchens, or dark kitchens, are delivery-only food operations with no storefront, no signage, and sometimes, no clue who's really behind the meal. In this episode, news.com.au journalist Heath Parkes-Hupton lifts the lid on the hidden world of ghost kitchens in Australia. For more, head to news.com.au