Meshel Laurie and Emily Webb will bring their hugely successful podcast Australian True Crime to the stage this Saturday (May 16) for a special live-streamed virtual event.  

Joining them will be fan-favourites Ron Iddles and Narelle Fraser.  The top detectives will—for the very first time—come together to discuss some of the most notorious and interesting cases that they investigated in their decades on the job. Long-time Australian True Crime listeners will be ecstatic to see Ron and Narelle unite for what is sure to be a gripping and thought-provoking evening.  The inimitable duo will revisit and discuss stories and experiences from their involvement in some of the biggest cases in recent history, giving fans an extraordinary insight into some of Australia’s most notorious crimes. 

Complete with exclusive content, never-before-heard accounts, and industry luminaries; Australian True Crime: Live is the perfect night in for lovers of true-crime, gripping stories, and captivating conversations.

Meshel Laurie checked into the Departure Lounge with Stampsy and Josh to talk about the cases that have captivated her personally, and why we 'froth' for true crime.

Due to COVID-19 there are a lot of people who have become recently unemployed and who are coming into contact with Centrelink for the first time ever, or for the first time in a very long time.
The Social Security system can be really confusing and it is really important to know what your rights are, what payments you might be eligible for and that if you run into trouble it can be a good idea to speak to a lawyer. Barwon Community Legal Service provides free legal help to people experiencing Centrelink problems. 
Here are some common questions community members have been asking about Centrelink issues arising out of the CVOID-19 pandemic.

"I’ve lost my job because of COVID-19, what Centrelink payments am I eligible for?" 
"Does my partner’s income and assets matter?"
"So you’ve figured out which payment you’re eligible for, now what?"
"If I am already on Centrelink, will I automatically get the COVID-19 coronavirus supplement and economic support payment paid in March and in July? How much and who is eligible? "
"If I am receiving a Centrelink Payment do I still have to fulfil mutual obligations during this time?"
"What if I have a Centrelink debt? Do I have to continue paying this off during this time?"

Emma Cvitak from Barwon Legal Centre Service knows Centrelink (and is bloody passionate about the law around it and your right to the service). Emma checked into the Departure Lounge with Stampsy and Josh to answer your questions.

For more information

Barwon Community Legal Service
PH: 1300 430 599
Email: [email protected]

Web: Barwoncls.org
Economic Justice Australia
Web: Ejaustralia.org.au

Social Security Rights Victoria
Tel: 0419 793 652
Web: http://www.ssrv.org.au

In just a few years, Endor has risen through the ranks of the dance scene to become a champion of the underground.The Brighton born producer's prolific nature of working, fuelled by an insatiable appetite for creating killer dance floor cuts, has earned him high profile fans, with an impressive catalogue of releases stacking up in his name.Making his debut on Defected with 'Pump It Up', Endor has already turned the heads of a number of seminal selectors with his latest cut, as its electrifying bassline and adrenaline-charged drops continue to energise dancefloors from Ibiza to Brooklyn. 
For those that are in-the-know, Endor tracks are surefire club dynamite, watch this space.Pump It Up has peaked at #18 on the ARIA singles chart and has been certified Gold in Australia.
Endor (Dan to his family) checked into the Departure Lounge with Stampsy and Josh to talk about his smash hit, his new found iso talent and what he has quit while staying at home.