People you meet along the way - Terry Gallaway's Podcast

In Sydney, a tragic case unfolds involving a 16-year-old girl who gives birth unexpectedly in a toilet. After informing her mother, they decide to dispose of the newborn in a garbage bin. The situation escalates when the mother falsely claims a miscarriage, leading to a police investigation. Both the girl and her mother eventually admit to their actions, facing serious charges for grievous bodily harm and unlawful disposal of a body.

Terry Gallaway, a journalist, shares insights from his podcast focused on quirky historical items. He critiques the media's coverage of Australia Day 2025 and the vandalism of monuments, while discussing social media debates about the first fleet and Captain Cook. Gallaway highlights Cook's orders for humane treatment of indigenous people and recounts the actions of Lieutenant John Gore. He also touches on Gore's immigration to Australia and his family's legacy, promising more content ahead.

Terry Gallaway, a journalist, shares the story of Ron Serina, who created a fun park near Warragamba Dam in 1968. Despite its popularity, rising local council rates threatened the park's future, leading Serena to seek secession from Australia. This resulted in legal battles and a jail sentence for contempt. Galloway recounts a humorous meeting with Serina after his release and highlights media attention on Serina's anti-tax views.