60 Minutes Australia Videos
Australia's Most Sadistic Killer follows the extraordinary investigation that connected two unidentified sets of remains discovered five years apart and more than a thousand kilometres away. The programme reveals how detectives established that the victims were a mother and her infant daughter and uncovered the shocking circumstances behind their murders.
Australia's Murderous Family: The Milats examines the crimes of serial killer Ivan Milat and his great-nephew Matthew Milat, exploring how two members of the same family became responsible for separate murders decades apart. The documentary revisits the Backpacker Murders, Matthew Milat's shocking copycat killing, and the enduring legacy of one...
A family in a small Australian town died after consuming poisonous death cap mushrooms during a lunch, with a fourth critically injured. Investigators are examining whether the incident was an accident or intentional, as the case raises questions about mushroom safety and potential criminal intent.
Betrayal: Part Four examines the murder of 12-year-old foster child Tiahleigh Palmer, focusing on the crimes committed within the Thorburn household and the deception that followed. The programme traces how investigators exposed the family's attempts to conceal the abuse and murder, ultimately bringing Rick Thorburn to justice.
Betrayal: Part Three explores the events surrounding the murder of 12-year-old Tiahleigh Palmer after she was placed with the Thorburn family. The programme examines the abuse, deception and police investigation, revealing how detectives uncovered the truth behind the family's efforts to conceal the crime and secure justice for Tiahleigh.
Jacinta Allan resigned as Victoria's Premier after reports exposed corruption in the Big Build program. Experts highlighted accountability issues since the CFMEU scandal. New Premier Ben Carroll announced a royal commission into the construction sector.
Kathleen Folbigg, convicted of murdering her four infants, faces potential exoneration as 90 scientists argue a rare genetic mutation in two babies likely caused their deaths, challenging her guilt.
Renee McBryde and Samantha Byran, both daughters of convicted murderers, grapple with their fathers' crimes. Their cases raise questions about whether killers are born or made, exploring potential genetic influences on violent behavior.
In 1995, Italian tourist Victoria Cafasso was fatally stabbed during a frenzied attack on Tasmania's Beaumaris Beach, nearly scalped. The case remains unsolved. A 2009 investigation linked a doctor, Roman Hasil, to the crime, though no definitive proof was found.
Daniel Morcombe: Tracking His Killer – Part Four concludes the examination of the investigation into the abduction and murder of Daniel Morcombe, reflecting on how detectives brought Brett Peter Cowan to justice. The programme also explores the Morcombe family's resilience and the enduring legacy of Daniel's case in improving child safety awareness across Australia.
Daniel Morcombe: Tracking His Killer – Part One follows Queensland's largest child abduction and murder investigation after 13-year-old Daniel Morcombe disappeared in 2003. The programme features exclusive interviews with Daniel's family and examines the extensive police operation that ultimately led to the conviction of Brett Peter Cowan.
Daniel Morcombe: Tracking His Killer – Part Three concludes the story of Queensland's largest child abduction and murder investigation, examining how police secured the conviction of Brett Peter Cowan for the abduction and murder of Daniel Morcombe. It also explores the lasting impact of the case on Daniel's family and the legacy of their campaign for child safety.