Mysteries of the Sea – Part One: More Haste, Less Speed

Mysteries of the Sea – Part One: More Haste, Less Speed

In March 1911, with the loss of the ship Waratah still fresh in memory, a big passenger liner went missing in a cyclone off northern Queensland. As a massive search began, Australia tried to believe that ‘no news is good news’. Incredibly, a year later almost to the day, the same scenario played out again – involving a ship from the same company, in the same conditions, in the same latitude. In this three-part miniseries, we look at the entangled tales of the Adelaide Steamship Company’s coastal vessels Yongala and Koombana – and how these tragedies were bookended by Waratah and Titanic.


Part Two – Dead Unlucky

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Part Three – Beyond Human Knowledge

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Mysteries of the Sea – Part Three: Beyond Human Knowledge

Mysteries of the Sea – Part Three: Beyond Human Knowledge

In March 1912, Australia was stunned to learn that Koombana was missing in nearly identical circumstances to Yongala. In this final episode, we look at how good and bad luck again decided who lived an...

29 Syys 57min

Mysteries of the Sea – Part Two: Dead Unlucky

Mysteries of the Sea – Part Two: Dead Unlucky

Alongside Yongala, the Adelaide Steamship Company prided itself on its luxury vessel Koombana, designed especially to work the Western Australian coast. But this was a seemingly cursed vessel, where a...

27 Syys 1h 4min

Short – The Mystery of the Waratah

Short – The Mystery of the Waratah

I’m re-releasing this short as background for the new miniseries, Mysteries of the Sea.In July 1909, the world wondered what had become of the SS Waratah, last seen off coast of South Africa with more...

24 Syys 21min

Short – Good Evening and Welcome to Television: The Real Story Behind An AI Slop Promo

Short – Good Evening and Welcome to Television: The Real Story Behind An AI Slop Promo

This week marks the 70th anniversary of regular television broadcasting in Australia. Channel Nine recently 'recreated' the 'Good Evening and Welcome to Television' moment in a fakes-over-facts promo ...

15 Syys 19min

Talking History – Blackbirding: A Reckoning With the Australian Slave Trade

Talking History – Blackbirding: A Reckoning With the Australian Slave Trade

Blackbirding – A Reckoning with the Australian Slave Trade. We talk about the practices and policies that led to a staggering death toll – and how we don’t remember because our forgetting was engineer...

7 Syys 49min

Australia’s Slave Ship Massacre – Part Three: Confessions of Mass Murderers

Australia’s Slave Ship Massacre – Part Three: Confessions of Mass Murderers

Dr James Patrick Murray kidnaps and kills more people, and goes mad and is nearly murdered himself, before returning to Australia to be acclaimed as a saviour during a smallpox outbreak. But the hero ...

7 Syys 1h 5min

Australia’s Slave Ship Massacre – Part Two: Shoot Them All

Australia’s Slave Ship Massacre – Part Two: Shoot Them All

Dr James Patrick Murray takes the brig Carl to the sunny South Seas and into a heart of darkness beyond the imagination of even Joseph Conrad. In this nightmare of his creation, shooting dozens of def...

6 Syys 52min

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