List of Australian podcasts

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The following is a list of Australian podcasts.

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PodcastYearStarring, Narrator(s), or Host(s)Produced byRef
Back on the Horse 2023–presentBrendan LeggattIndependent [1]
You're Doing Great Sweetie!2021–presentMelissa Mason and Josie Rozenberg-ClarkeIndependent [2]
The Wigs 2019–presentJim Minns, Emmanuel Kerkyasharian, Stephen Lawrence, Felicity GrahamDM Podcasts [3]
Black Magic Woman2020–presentMundanara BaylesIndependent [4]
The De-mHistory Channel2019–present Conway Bown Independent [5]
Wrong Skin2018 The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald [6]
Days Like These2020–presentElizabeth KulasABC Radio [7]
Big Trouble2020Independent [8]
SPUN: True Stories Told in the Territory2016–presentJess OngStory Projects and Darwin International Airport [9]
Nut Jobs2019Vanessa Giselle and Austin KulmanIndependent [10]
The Real Thing2016–2018Mike Williams and Timothy NicastriABC Radio [11]
The Teacher's Pet2018–presentHedley Thomas The Australian [12]
Silent Majority2015Alice Workman and Rob HarrisIndependent [13]
Slow Home2015–presentBrooke McAlary Qantas [14]
Dyason House Podcast2018–present Australian Institute of International Affairs [15]
Casefile 2016–presentIndependent [16]
Conversations 2020–presentRichard Fidler and Sarah Kanowski ABC Radio National [17]
Crime Insiders2023–presentBrent Sanders and Kathryn Fox LiSTNR, Southern Cross Austereo [18]
Future Women Leadership Series2019–presentHelen McCabeLiSTNR, Future Women [19]
Don't You Know Who I Am?2014–presentJosh EarlIndependent [20]
Hamish & Andy 2006–presentHamish Blake and Andy LeeLiSTNR [21]
All Aussie Mystery Hour2018–presentJosie and MelPedestrian Podcast Network [22]
Australian True Crime2017–presentEmily WebbSmart Fella [23]
The Health Report 2020–present (program since 1985) Norman Swan and Tegan Taylor ABC Radio National [24] [25]
Free To A Good Home2014–presentMichael Hing and Ben JenkinsIndependent [26]
Don't Be So Dramatic2013–2017Steve Bradley and JasonIndependent [27]
Trace2017–presentRachael BrownABC Radio [28]
Claremont: The Trial2019–2020 The West Australian [29]
Aussie Firebug2016–presentMattIndependent [30]
The Real Thing2016–2018 ABC Radio National [31]
200 Plus2022–presentNick Butler, Sam Draper, Charlie Comben, Max Lynch Clubby Sports [32]
Snack2022-2024COTA QldEast Coast Studio [33]
Maths In Schools2022-presentEducation Services AustraliaEast Coast Studio [34]
Strength In Numbers2022-present Australian Association Of Mathematics Teachers East Coast Studio [35]

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