Welcome to "Weird Crap in Australia," a podcast hosted by Holly and Matthew, a husband and wife team
Wittenoom emerged as a bustling mining hub in the 1930s, extracting lucrative blue asbestos from the
Baryulgil mine, situated in north-east NSW, gained prominence for asbestos extraction during the mid
n Christmas Eve 1975, there were 74 guests at the Savoy Hotel, and at 5:30am Christmas morning, most
In the 1954 Australian spy defection, high-stakes espionage unfolded when top-ranking Soviet diploma
In the 1960s and 1970s, the Church of Scientology faced legal prohibitions in several Australian sta
In 1988, educational programming aimed towards the preschool demographic on the ABC was handled by a
The koala, Australia's beloved marsupial. Master of Camouflage, Marsupial of a Hundred Names, Disqua
In the early 19th century, Musquito, a First Nations bushranger, defied British colonial rule in Aus
In 1942 amidst the rugged terrain of Papua New Guinea, the battle to save the Australian mainland un
On the Easter long weekend in 2003, everything seemed cool and normal. The Singh parents were overse
On the Easter long weekend in 2003, everything seemed cool and normal. The singh parents were overse
When the 42-Up train landed at Mt Isa in 1938, there was something strange about the mail cart. One
In the Murray-Darling river system lives a creature to large as to drag ships down into the depths a
After drinking away the redeployed US soldiers at the North West Cape naval base, Annie hitched a ri
While Kylie is primarily known for her chart-topping music and acting career, there's a peculiar twi
Against the backdrop of World War II's brownout conditions, Melbourne became a breeding ground for r
