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Join Dee Dee Dunleavy on Friday nights as she looks at what's making news, where people are travelling, what cars they're buying, as well as what they're eating, wearing and play-ing.
Who really killed the woman in the silk pajamas? Questions are still swirling about the brutal murder of Linda Agostini whose body was found on the side of the road in 1934
History mystery Who killed Werribee market gardener Giovani Carretti in 1932? He was shot in the head on a saturday night on his six acre block
Rowing coach and war hero Eric Tulloch was brutally murdered on the night before a major race in 1926
History Mystery takes us back to 1978, with a triple murder in a jewellery store on St Patrick's Day.
A pregnant girl disappears just days before she is due to give birth. Who killed Krystal Fraser?
History mystery The Chamberlain saga. After Michael Chamnerlain died this week, we look back at one of the worst injustices in Australian court history when a couple were wrongly convicted of killing their baby daughter at Ayres Rock - with timeline and audio
History mystery: Father and son both murdered the same way 28 years apart in suspected Mafia hits still unsolved
A young soldier was murdered on home soil in Queenscliff during WW2 as part of bloody black market racket.
A suspected killer who snatched a child from a beach may still be alive as police investigate a new clue in a 46 year old mystery.
Back in 1994 an Armaguard van was held up in Richmond and robbed of millions. Now we have an insider’s view …
A former bank teller and tennis coach has emerged as the man police have investigated over the murders of three young women in one of Victoria's most enduring historical murder cases from 1949.
Hannah Elizabeth Mitchell was a backyard abortionist in Melbourne in the 1920s. But when things went wrong, some of her clients allegedly ended up in the Yarra. The death of Bertha Coghlan remains a mystery.
This weeks History Mystery takes us back to 1973 with the heartbreak of John Lando, who went missing from Lorne.
A WORLD War Two veteran's death on a cold road in Colac in 1976 remains unsolved amid claims of police corruption, drug affected witnesses, and a coroner's investigation. Hugh Wilson's body was exhumed as a coroner searched for clues, but there's still someone with a damaged car and a guilty conscience.
Colin Campbell Ross was hanged in 1922 for the murder of 12-year-old Alma Tirtschke. He was later pardoned in 2008. He owned a dodgy wine shop and the evidence that had him hanged was found to be wrong.