Our Little Edey – The Eden Westbrook Story

In November 1994, Sydney woman Revelle Balmain disappeared after attending what was believed to be her final appointment of the day. More than three decades later, her disappearance remains one of Australia’s most enduring mysteries.
In Revelle Balmain: The Last Appointment, we revisit the final hours before she vanished and speak with people who knew her best including former boyfriends, her stepsister Sue-Ellen, and one of the last people known to have seen Revelle alive.
Through their memories, new interviews and a fresh examination of the case, the series explores who Revelle was, what was happening in her life at the time, and the unanswered questions that remain about her disappearance.
Revelle Balmain: The Last Appointment is coming to Apple Podcasts Subscriptions from Monday, October 19.
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This special episode is being released across both Our Little Edey and Badge of Betrayal, as new information intersects with both stories the death of Eden Westbrook and wider questions surrounding Tasmania Police.
A former Tasmania Police staff member shares what Sergeant Robert “Cookie” Cook told her about his time in St Helens, while another witness comes forward with fresh allegations and a disturbing memory involving “Kate.”
Plus, we bring you the latest developments from the parliamentary inquiry into Tasmania Police.
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Camille Bianchi is a journalist and podcaster who has worked on a number of acclaimed crime series, including The Nurse, Inside the Tribe and Rotten Apple.
Her latest project is a little different.
Introducing Back to the Wall.
Serial killer Ivan Milat’s story is one of the most infamous in Australian history. So why are there still so many unanswered questions about his movements in the lead-up to his arrest in the 1990s?
Could his crimes have been covered up for decades? What was his connection to Kings Cross?
As those questions are examined by a New South Wales inquiry, Back to the Wall returns to the mad, bad old days of Sydney’s red-light district to explore where these claims came from.
Through the eyes of the street kids who were there, we hear about the QCs, the kids who lined “the Wall”, and the friends they never saw again.
History is told by the winners. But what if it wasn’t?
Get the first two episodes of Back to the Wall ad-free and early with an Apple Podcasts subscription from Monday, October 12.
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In this rush-release episode we delve into two submissions that were made public today in the government inquiry into Taspol.
The first is from the DPP, and the second is from Taspol. It poses some interesting questions.
We also get more information from inside Taspol for 4 current serving officers, which again pose more questions.
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Six months after first speaking to us anonymously, serving senior police officer “Tom” returns with new allegations about what happens inside Tasmania Police when misconduct involves senior ranks. He explains what he calls “off-book investigations” — matters allegedly handled outside normal reporting and oversight processes — and why he believes they can be used to avoid scrutiny. Tom also reveals the extraordinary position he now finds himself in: having spoken out to help expose these issues, he fears that his involvement in this podcast could complicate his ability to come forward to the parliamentary inquiry
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