Join novelists  Ben Hobson and Felicity McLean, and historian Meg Foster as they share how the long legacy of Colonial Australia’s bushrangers and goldfields have inspired their crime writing as they talk to Andy Muir.

Experience three nailbiting stories in different settings but with equal tension. Michelle Prak’s The Rush is a closed circle thriller where the weather closes in on a group in an isolated location, but the rain …

Crime writers make up imaginary cops but what happens when a real cop comes face to face with a fictional creation? Former Detective Chief Inspector Gary Jubelin who has investigated more than one real murder talks to …

Tony Birch is one of Australia’s best storytellers. His new book explores the lives of women and children, justice and injustice through the eyes of a boy. Where can Joe’s Aunty Oona get help when …

What does it feel like to be stalked? Is it always physical or can it be online as well? What are the effects on the person who is stalked? Does it escalate and what can …

If you thought that closed circle mysteries had died with Agatha Christie, think again. They will never die although plenty of people do in the books in this session. Benjamin Stevenson’s new Everyone on this …

Not the country or the outback, not the city or the suburbs but a small town. Why are small towns – some real, some imaginary – growth areas as settings of crime fiction? The three …

What happens when a system of laws is imposed on existing but very different systems for making sure justice is done but those existing structures are not taken into account, as has happened throughout Australia? …