Rural noir and country-based true crime fascinates readers both in Australia and overseas, in part because these genres open the gate on the challenges of remote policing and rural court processes, and the delivery of justice in the bush. BAD Sydney hears from a journalist, a true-crime writer and a police-procedural novelist on roping in rural crooks in an arena experiencing judicial, media and policing cutbacks.
BAD26 FESTIVAL RETURNS
NOVEMBER 20 - 21
