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Acclaimed journalist and podcaster Camille Bianchi has launched a compelling new investigative series, Back to the Wall. Bianchi, known for her work on award-winning crime series including The Nurse and Inside the Tribe with Tim Elliott, turns her attention to one of the darkest and most infamous chapters in Australian criminal history and a theory recently raised in the New South Wales Parliament. This is the first epsiode follow the show Back to the Wall on your favoruite podcast app  It’s the 1960’s and there is one place to go if you’re a kid whose home hurts. Kings Cross is where you can go to party and make money. And if you’re invited up the stairs, there is a whole other world waiting in a small club on Kellett Street. If you want to get in touch, you can reach out anonymously here  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This special episode is being released across both Our Little Edey and Badge of Betrayal, as new information intersects with both stories  the death of Eden Westbrook and wider questions surrounding Tasmania Police. A former Tasmania Police staff member shares what Sergeant Robert “Cookie” Cook told her about his time in St Helens, while another witness comes forward with fresh allegations and a disturbing memory involving “Kate.” Plus, we bring you the latest developments from the parliamentary inquiry into Tasmania Police.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

More than eleven years after Eden Westbrook’s death, Jason and Amanda are still fighting for answers. In this special crossover episode with Badge of Betrayal, we look at where Eden’s case stands today, the push to have it reopened, the coronial reform process and the involvement of former senior Tasmanian police officer Paul Reynolds. We also return to the police records from the night Eden died — uncovering calls, movements and witness accounts that raise new questions about what was happening in St Helens before and after Eden was found. The question remains: do we really know what happened to Eden that night? Support Our Independent Storytelling on Patreon here See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thanks to the hundreds of emails we’ve received about this case, many people have been asking what’s next for Jason and Amanda, what’s happening with the case, and whether there have been any new developments. In this episode, we take you through the full picture of the outstanding questions, the key issues still unresolved, and what could happen next in the search for answers about what happened to Edey.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

***This episode contains strong language and discusses themes that may be confronting for some listeners.We’ve chosen to include these moments as they were said, because they reflect the raw emotion and reality of what this family has experienced.” It’s been more than a decade since Eden’s death but for her family, nothing about this has settled. In this episode, we return to Jason and Amanda as they open up about where things stand today  from building a new home with their own hands, to the ongoing toll of rumours, online attacks, and a community that remains deeply divided. You’ll hear the anger that still sits just beneath the surface… frustration at misinformation, at people questioning their story, and at a system they believe still hasn’t delivered answers. At the same time, there are moments of strength of rebuilding, of family, and of a refusal to be silenced after all these years. This is a raw and unfiltered conversation about what it’s like to keep going… when the truth still feels out of reach. If you want to hear our new podcast Badge of Betrayal you can follow the show on Apple Podcasts  or SpotifySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New online comments reignite debate around Eden’s death. We revisit witness accounts, examine public records, and separate what’s known from what remains unresolved. If you want to listen to our new podcast around disgraced police officer Paul Reynolds follow the show Listen to Badge of Betrayal here  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the final episode of 2025, we speak with Jason and Amanda about the devastating fire that tore through St Helens and the surrounding East Coast, threatening homes, livelihoods, and a community already carrying deep scars. Jason and Amanda reflect on the recent passing of Eden’s Law, the weight of grief that continues to shape their family, and the renewed push for answers surrounding Eden’s death. We also address new allegations concerning Paul Reynolds, which have emerged following the release of the podcast Badge of Betrayal — allegations that raise serious questions about historical conduct, oversight, and why Eden’s case remains unresolved more than a decade on.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In Our Little Edey, you’ve heard about disgraced former police officer Paul Reynolds, who took his own life while under investigation for grooming and child sexual offences. For almost three years, we’ve believed there was much more that needed to be examined, not only in how he handled this case, but across his nearly forty-year career with Tasmania Police. In this exclusive sneak peek, made especially for listeners of Our Little Edey, we reveal details of our new investigation  and how you can be among the first to hear what we uncover next. You can join the waitlist here  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thursday, 11 September, was a monumental day for the Westbrook family in their search for the truth about what really happened to their 15-year-old daughter. This episode captures that powerful moment — and looks ahead to what comes next.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we have new information that we can finally share about a hairband that was found at the location of Eden's death.  Plus Jacqui Lambie raises Eden's case again in the senate.   If you have information you would like to share with us, email here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.