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The Rock Star & The Nanny

The Rock Star & The Nanny

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A rock star, a murdered nanny and FIVE suspects…In 1991, Penny Hill was found brutally bashed on the side of a road in Coolah, NSW.She had just landed a dream job as a nanny for Col Baigent – a former drummer with Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs - and his wife Barbara.Three days after starting work, Penny was left for dead in a ditch.This podcast delves into a shocking crime uncovering new evidence into a case that has haunted a community for almost three decades who killed Penny Hill?

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    49 min
  • Mark & Cherelle Herewini On Life After the Uniform Comes Off | Acts of Service

    Mark & Cherelle Herewini On Life After the Uniform Comes Off | Acts of Service
    Sep 17 2026
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    47 min
  • You'll love this episode of Investigates about Michael Hutchence...

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    Feb 18 2020

    Loved The Rockstar & The Nanny? You'll love this special episode of our sister podcast Investigates, all about Michael Hutchence...

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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    43 min
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