Ron Iddles is a former Australian police detective. His early police career was in the uniform branch working in Melbourne, and he was later transferred to Fitzroy Criminal Investigation Branch. He became a homicide detective in 1980, and his first case was the murder of 38-year old Maria James. In 2012, he headed up the Cold Case Homicide Division.

He later became the Secretary of the Police Union, where he was instrumental in raising awareness of mental health issues for serving police officers. In 2015, Ron was made a Member of the Order of Australia for services to the community.

He is widely known as "Australia's greatest detective." During his career, which spanned 37 years, 25 of which were spent in homicide; he investigated more than 300 murder cases and hundreds of suspicious deaths. His homicide conviction rate was 99%.

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