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This episode of The Front originally aired on October 20.
Our music critic says Hackney Diamonds, the new album from everyone’s favourite octogenarians, is astoundingly good.
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This episode of The Front originally aired on August 9.
How did a peaceful family lunch turn deadly? We meet the journalist who broke the story of a most-baffling case.
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This episode of The Front originally aired on September 25.
In the age of cancel culture, why Channel Seven is taking a big punt on football’s wildest man.
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This episode of The Front originally aired on June 29.
She was a vulnerable 16-year-old girl, groomed by her teacher. Now AB has been vindicated, as wife-killer Chris Dawson is found guilty.
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This episode of The Front originally aired on August 4.
At 81, the songwriter who defined a century is on his way to Australia, as a new generation comprehends his pure musical genius.
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This episode of The Front originally aired on October 18.
The firebrand Senator's parents Bess Price, a former cabinet minister, and her husband, teacher Dave Price, on a remarkable family story.
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This episode of The Front originally aired on June 22.
111 years on, the wreck of Titanic has a terrifying allure. We go inside the hunt for Titan, in the abyssal blackness of the North Atlantic.
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This episode of The Front originally aired on May 19.
Journalist Richard Guilliatt reveals what he believes after years investigating a family sex-abuse nightmare for top-rating podcast Shadow of Doubt.
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Former vice captain Brad Haddin reflects on Australia’s World Cup wins, cricket’s Olympics berth, and the retirement of one of the game’s greats.
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This episode of The Front is presented and produced by Kristen Amiet, and edited by Jasper Leak. Our regular host is Claire Harvey and original music is composed by Jasper Leak.
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This episode of The Front originally aired on April 12.
Glorious art, desperate poverty and the ethics of black-white relations collide in an investigation into how Aboriginal art is really made.
You can read Greg Bearup’s special investigation on The Australian’s website.
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