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Andrew Koubaridis is a reporter with News Corp’s National News Network. He has specialised in police and court reporting during 19 years in the media, covering crime in Sydney and New Zealand. He has also worked for News Corp in Melbourne and in London, where he was Europe Correspondent, which meant covering everything from the royals to politics.

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Covid protesters are taking on new fights

‘Critical moment’: Extreme new Aussie conspiracies

With lockdowns over, the protesters who clashed in the streets with police are taking on surprising new targets. See what will happen in Australia next.

PodcastThe Missing Australia

‘Absolute s**t’: Rare condition could hold key to mystery

It is a rare condition that affects less than one per cent in every 100,000 people but could also hold the key to solving the baffling case of the “Echo Point Man”. Listen to the podcast.

PodcastThe Missing Australia

Texts reveal shock new suspects in Gordana Kotevski case

She was abducted just metres from her aunt’s home and never seen again – now two new suspects have emerged after a series of shocking texts to her family. See the texts and listen to the podcast.

Crime in Focus

MAY 21, 2003 : Craig Folbigg, estranged husband of Kathleen, accused of murdering four of her children between 1989 & 1999 in Newcastle area, talks to media as he leaves Supreme Court, Darlinghurst in Sydney, 21/05/03 after trial jury found her guilty. Pic Craig Greenhill.NSW / Crime / Murder

‘Dismayed, devastated’: Folbigg’s ex-husband upset

Kathleen Folbigg’s ex-husband Craig, who gave evidence against her, was “absolutely dismayed and devastated” that there was a further inquiry, according to his lawyer.

Behind the Scenes

APRIL 23, 2001 : Kathleen Folbigg is led into Muswellbrook Court, 23/04/01 for her bail application after being charged over death of her four babies over ten year period. Pic Renee Nowytarger.NSW / Cime / Murder

Folbigg’s prison hell and how she changed

Kathleen Folbigg spent most of her two decades in jail with some of Australia’s most depraved female sexual offenders and child killers – and became a mother-like figure to some.

PodcastThe Missing Australia

baby in the post still a mystery with afl player

‘I had goosebumps’: Footy player twist in baby murder case

The grisly mystery of a dead baby sent through the post has had another twist, with a footy player and NT family dragged into the shocking case. Listen to the podcast.

PodcastThe Missing Australia

How every Aussie can help solve these mysteries

Hundreds of people’s remains are unidentified in Australia and unable to be returned to loved ones, but police believe the answers are closer than we realise.

PodcastThe Missing Australia

DarwinÃ¢â¬â¢s Ã¢â¬Ëdead baby in postÃ¢â¬â¢ mystery - pictures from Denver Merchant of the baby after it was unwrapped from packaging in a post office in Darwin. Supplied

Shock identity of man sent baby’s body in the post

This package contained something so horrific it made Australian criminal history – and now an ex-cop believes he knows who the grisly surprise was meant for. Listen to the podcast.

True Crime

TikTok took Adam Washbourne's account down

TikTok bans Aussie naming and shaming paedos

An account that shared details about convicted Aussie paedophiles and child offenders was removed by TikTok. See why it was ripped down.

True Crime

The parents of missing toddler Madeleine McCann, Kate (background) and Gerry carry their two-year-old twin children Sean and Amelie as they arrive back in Britain after their flight from Faro airport to East Midlands airport,09/09/2007.

‘Clothing found’: Maddie McCann search concludes

As police conclude their search of a reservoir in Portugal, insiders have revealed Madeleine McCann’s parents have resurrected hope of new findings.

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