Sunday Extra - Separate stories podcast

A young Australian far-right troll was known to his online fans as 'Catboy Kami'. Thousands followed his 'edgy' videos where he targeted children online with a mix of racial stereotypes and hardcore shock tactics.

With that fame and notoriety, he's become a useful recruitment tool in the expansion of one of the globe's most extreme social movements.

Alex Mann reveals Catboy Kami's true identity and how this young live streamer from south east Queensland ended up in the United States mixing with the top ranks of the white power movement.

This is a repeat of a program that aired in July 2021.

It’s one of the last affordable caravan parks near Sydney's CBD where people can actually make a home.

Many of the residents were driven here in one of life's desperate moments, but as Mridula Amin discovers, not everyone wants to leave.

This is a repeat of a program that aired in April 2021.

An awkward Christmas lunch conversation sends reporter Sam Carmody on a search for answers about his family history. The stories he finds out about are so disturbing, they have implications not just for his family but for the entire region, where his ancestors have a statue in their honour, a highway and even a town named after them.

This is a repeat of a program that aired in September 2021.

Relatives of a dead food delivery rider say he was at work when a truck hit him.

Uber Eats says he wasn’t.

Patrick Begley investigates.

This is a repeat of a program that aired in June 2021.

From the prolific rise of streaming platforms, to the trends that took over the internet and the TV series that had us all hooked, we're looking back on the biggest cultural moments of the year.

This week's tweeter is one of the world's greatest long-distance flyers – the Bar-tailed Godwit.

Inspiring individuals talk about a pivotal moment in their personal histories. This week, Eualeyai and Kamilaroi woman Larissa Behrendt talks about events in 1992 that shaped her life.

A large number of Australian birds remain under threat, with many endangered further by climate change, according to the latest Action Plan for Australian Birds.

Long before sea shanties went viral on TikTok, the Redfern Shanty Club was meeting every week to sing all the classic shanty hits. The club was forced to stop meeting due to the Covid-19 pandemic and limits on gatherings and singing.

Warren Meyer was a keen bushwalker who always came prepared for a hike.

When he vanished in the wild terrain of the Yarra Ranges, police were baffled.

Ashlynne McGhee investigates whether his disappearance could be linked to the other unsolved mysteries of Victoria's high country.

This is a repeat of a program that aired in March 2021.