Cold Justice

This series follows the injustice Indigenous Australians face with cold case victims. Hosted by Walkley Award and Amnesty Media Award nominee* Allan Clarke.

This series follows the injustice Indigenous Australians face with cold case victims. Hosted by Walkley Award and Amnesty Media Award nominee* Allan Clarke.

In 1988, Steven Smith was found dead on train tracks outside of Quirindi after attending a party. His parents believed he was murdered, despite being told otherwise throughout the investigation.

In 2003, Theresa Binge went missing from the remote border town of Goondiwindi. Fifteen years on, the investigation into the 43-year-old Aboriginal grandmother's murder continues for her family, and officials trace her last steps.

Investigators trace the final steps of Theresa Binge, a 42-year-old Aboriginal grandmother who went missing in the remote town of Goondiwindi.

In 1998, a woman disappears while hitchhiking in the northern NSW town of Nimbin. Six months after her death, bush hikers discover her skeletal remains. Police believe she was tortured and sexually abused for 10 days before she was killed.