Injustice: The Podcast

Injustice: The Podcast

This is Injustice: The Podcast. This is a show about real events, real people, and the injustices that made headlines. Step inside the courtroom of truth whilst we explore the harrowing realities behind coronial inquests, shedding light on the injustices that have shaped and shaken our communities. Each episode uncovers the stories of lives lost, lessons learned, and the systemic failures that demand attention. Thoughtfully researched and respectfully told, this podcast is a powerful tool for generating awareness, accountability, and change.

Episodes

  1. Aug 12

    Episode 05: Shane Tatti

    27-year-old Shane Tatti was working beside Victoria’s Snowy River when a tiger snake bite set off a devastating chain of events. In this episode, we examine Shane’s death, the medical treatment that followed, and the questions raised by his coronial inquest. Listener Advisory: Injustice explores real coronial inquests and the circumstances surrounding unexpected, preventable, and unexplained deaths. Episodes may include discussions of death, serious injury, medical procedures, trauma, systemic failures, and other sensitive topics. The information presented is drawn from publicly available records and official findings. Listener discretion is advised. The full coronial inquest for Shane Tatti is available to read online via: https://www.coronerscourt.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2018-12/shanekyletatti_569614.pdf The full coronial inquest for ‘Mrs Z’ is available to read online via: https://www.coronerscourt.vic.gov.au/sites/default/files/2018-12/mrsz_004815.pdf

    Episode 05: Shane Tatti

  2. Jul 16

    Episode 04: Ada “Sally” Holland

    A peaceful morning walk along the beach turned into one of Australia’s most confronting fatal dog attacks. In this episode of Injustice, we examine the coronial inquest that followed. Listener Advisory: Injustice explores real coronial inquests and the circumstances surrounding unexpected, preventable, and unexplained deaths. Episodes may include discussions of death, serious injury, medical procedures, trauma, systemic failures, and other sensitive topics. The information presented is drawn from publicly available records and official findings. Listener discretion is advised. The full coronial inquest for Ada Holland is available to read online via: https://coroners.nsw.gov.au/documents/findings/2024/Inquest_into_the_death_of_Ada_Holland.pdf

    Episode 04: Ada “Sally” Holland

  3. Jul 9

    Episode 03: Katie Bender

    This episode discusses the death of a child and contains themes that some listeners may find distressing. Listener discretion is advised. In this episode, we examine the tragic death of 12-year-old Katie Bender, whose life was cut short during the failed implosion of the former Canberra Hospital on 13 July 1997. What was intended to be a carefully controlled demolition instead became one of Australia’s worst peacetime industrial disasters, when debris was propelled hundreds of metres beyond the designated exclusion zone, fatally striking Katie and injuring several others. Listener Advisory: Injustice explores real coronial inquests and the circumstances surrounding unexpected, preventable, and unexplained deaths. Episodes may include discussions of death, serious injury, medical procedures, trauma, systemic failures, and other sensitive topics. The information presented is drawn from publicly available records and official findings. Listener discretion is advised. The coronial inquest for Katie Bender is available to read online via: https://www.courts.act.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0017/1008080/Katie-Bender-redacted.pdf

    Episode 03: Katie Bender

  4. Jul 1

    Episode 02: The Dreamworld Tragedy

    On 25 October 2016, what began as a family day out at Dreamworld ended in one of Australia’s worst theme park disasters. Four lives were lost on the Thunder River Rapids Ride, leaving families searching for answers and a nation questioning how such a tragedy could happen. Listener Advisory: Injustice explores real coronial inquests and the circumstances surrounding unexpected, preventable, and unexplained deaths. Episodes may include discussions of death, serious injury, medical procedures, trauma, systemic failures, and other sensitive topics. The information presented is drawn from publicly available records and official findings. Listener discretion is advised. The full coronial inquest the Dreamworld Tragedy is available to read online via: https://www.courts.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/641830/10545784-final-dreamworld-draft-6-for-upload.pdf

    Episode 02: The Dreamworld Tragedy

  5. Jun 23

    Episode 01: Judith Ingham

    In the debut episode of Injustice, we examine the coronial inquest into the death of Judith Ingham. What began as an ordinary home maintenance job ended in tragedy when excessively hot water caused catastrophic burns that would ultimately claim her life. Through coronial findings, expert evidence, and the events leading up to her death, this episode explores how a preventable failure exposed critical gaps in safety systems, and asks whether enough was done to protect those most at risk. Listener Advisory: Injustice explores real coronial inquests and the circumstances surrounding unexpected, preventable, and unexplained deaths. Episodes may include discussions of death, serious injury, medical procedures, trauma, systemic failures, and other sensitive topics. The information presented is drawn from publicly available records and official findings. Listener discretion is advised. The full coronial inquest for Judith Ingham is available to read online via: https://coroners.nsw.gov.au/documents/findings/2026/Inquest_into_the_death_of_Judith_Ingham.pdf

    Episode 01: Judith Ingham
  • 5 Episodes

About

This is Injustice: The Podcast. This is a show about real events, real people, and the injustices that made headlines. Step inside the courtroom of truth whilst we explore the harrowing realities behind coronial inquests, shedding light on the injustices that have shaped and shaken our communities. Each episode uncovers the stories of lives lost, lessons learned, and the systemic failures that demand attention. Thoughtfully researched and respectfully told, this podcast is a powerful tool for generating awareness, accountability, and change.

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  • Creator
    Injustice: The Podcast
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    5
  • Rating
    Explicit
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