The following is a list of Australian podcasts.
Podcast | Year | Starring, Narrator(s), or Host(s) | Produced by | Ref |
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Back on the Horse | 2023–present | Brendan Leggatt | Independent | [1] |
You're Doing Great Sweetie! | 2021–present | Melissa Mason and Josie Rozenberg-Clarke | Independent | [2] |
The Wigs | 2019–present | Jim Minns, Emmanuel Kerkyasharian, Stephen Lawrence, Felicity Graham | DM Podcasts | [3] |
Black Magic Woman | 2020–present | Mundanara Bayles | Independent | [4] |
The De-mHistory Channel | 2019–present | Conway Bown | Independent | [5] |
Wrong Skin | 2018 | The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald | [6] | |
Days Like These | 2020–present | Elizabeth Kulas | ABC Radio | [7] |
Big Trouble | 2020 | Independent | [8] | |
SPUN: True Stories Told in the Territory | 2016–present | Jess Ong | Story Projects and Darwin International Airport | [9] |
Nut Jobs | 2019 | Vanessa Giselle and Austin Kulman | Independent | [10] |
The Real Thing | 2016–2018 | Mike Williams and Timothy Nicastri | ABC Radio | [11] |
The Teacher's Pet | 2018–present | Hedley Thomas | The Australian | [12] |
Silent Majority | 2015 | Alice Workman and Rob Harris | Independent | [13] |
Slow Home | 2015–present | Brooke McAlary | Qantas | [14] |
Dyason House Podcast | 2018–present | Australian Institute of International Affairs | [15] | |
Casefile | 2016–present | Independent | [16] | |
Conversations | 2020–present | Richard Fidler and Sarah Kanowski | ABC Radio National | [17] |
Crime Insiders | 2023–present | Brent Sanders and Kathryn Fox | LiSTNR, Southern Cross Austereo | [18] |
Future Women Leadership Series | 2019–present | Helen McCabe | LiSTNR, Future Women | [19] |
Don't You Know Who I Am? | 2014–present | Josh Earl | Independent | [20] |
Hamish & Andy | 2006–present | Hamish Blake and Andy Lee | LiSTNR | [21] |
All Aussie Mystery Hour | 2018–present | Josie and Mel | Pedestrian Podcast Network | [22] |
Australian True Crime | 2017–present | Emily Webb | Smart Fella | [23] |
The Health Report | 2020–present (program since 1985) | Norman Swan and Tegan Taylor | ABC Radio National | [24] [25] |
Free To A Good Home | 2014–present | Michael Hing and Ben Jenkins | Independent | [26] |
Don't Be So Dramatic | 2013–2017 | Steve Bradley and Jason | Independent | [27] |
Trace | 2017–present | Rachael Brown | ABC Radio | [28] |
Claremont: The Trial | 2019–2020 | The West Australian | [29] | |
Aussie Firebug | 2016–present | Matt | Independent | [30] |
The Real Thing | 2016–2018 | ABC Radio National | [31] | |
200 Plus | 2022–present | Nick Butler, Sam Draper, Charlie Comben, Max Lynch | Clubby Sports | [32] |
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