Amelia talks to a former prison officer who spent 22 years keeping Australia’s most dangerous men in line

A former prison officer who spent 22 years keeping Australia’s most dangerous men in line. The no-nonsense grandmother has faced-off with notorious serial killers, sex offenders and paedophiles without raising a sweat but things became uncomfortable when danger (quite literally) followed her home.

A former prison officer who spent 22 years keeping Australia&rsquo;s most dangerous men in line. The no-nonsense grandmother has faced-off with notorious serial killers, sex offenders and paedophiles without raising a sweat but things became uncomfortable when danger (quite literally) followed her home.

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Lady Justice is an eight-part serial featuring fearless female trailblazers lifting the lid on some of the justice system’s toughest jobs. These are the women who put criminals in their place; keep our streets safe, and society functioning.

Listen to Lady Justice now, ad free and view our galleries videos and read our award winning journalism at ladyjusticepodcast.com.au
Lady Justice is an eight-part serial featuring fearless female trailblazers lifting the lid on some of the justice system&rsquo;s toughest jobs. These are the women who put criminals in their place; keep our streets safe, and society functioning.

Lady Justice is an eight-part serial featuring fearless female trailblazers lifting the lid on some of the justice system’s toughest jobs

Lady Justice

Lady Justice is an eight-part serial featuring fearless female trailblazers lifting the lid on some of the justice system’s toughest jobs.

Lady Justice is an eight-part serial featuring fearless female trailblazers lifting the lid on some of the justice system’s toughest jobs. These are the women who put criminals in their place; keep our streets safe, and society functioning.

Lady Justice is an eight-part serial featuring fearless female trailblazers lifting the lid on some of the justice system&rsquo;s toughest jobs. These are the women who put criminals in their place; keep our streets safe, and society functioning.

The Criminal Rolodex

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Natalie O'Brien sits down with Chief Operating Officer Home Affairs Justine Saunders

She is used to being the only woman in the room and has forged a career heading up national teams dealing with transnational crime, drugs, people-smuggling, fraud and counter-terrorism. She has represented Australia as advisor to the United Nations in New York and most recently led the Covid-19 strategy for the safe reopening of the international borders. 

She is used to being the only woman in the room and has forged a career heading up national teams dealing with transnational crime, drugs, people-smuggling, fraud and counter-terrorism. She has represented Australia as advisor to the United Nations in New York and most recently led the Covid-19 strategy for the safe reopening of the international borders.&nbsp;

Global Force

Amelia Saw talks to Claire O’Connor SC, a barrister has battled some of the most famous fights in recent history.

Legal powerhouse, this barrister has battled some of the most famous fights in recent history. She fiercely advocates for the oppressed. But sometimes she lands herself in hot water, and has even called out her own profession for its shockingly high rates of sexual harassment.

Legal powerhouse, this barrister has battled some of the most famous fights in recent history. She fiercely advocates for the oppressed. But sometimes she lands herself in hot water, and has even called out her own profession for its shockingly high rates of sexual harassment.

Sexual Assault and the SC

Natalie O'Brien sits down with NSW SES Commissioner Carlene York.

As the first woman to run the NSW Emergency Services, she had a baptism of fire dealing with the terrifying Black Summer Bushfires, floods and then the pandemic Her early career began in the police, notching up her first murder arrest while still a rookie. Danger really struck home when she and her family had to go into hiding with police protection from a big time drug dealer.

As the first woman to run the NSW Emergency Services, she had a baptism of fire dealing with the terrifying Black Summer Bushfires, floods and then the pandemic Her early career began in the police, notching up her first murder arrest while still a rookie. Danger really struck home when she and her family had to go into hiding with police protection from a big time drug dealer.

The Criminal Rolodex

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