• The Lindt Cafe Terrorist Was Listening To Gemma Read The News

  • Dec 14 2024
  • Length: 8 mins
  • Podcast

The Lindt Cafe Terrorist Was Listening To Gemma Read The News

  • Summary

  • During the Lindt Café siege, True Crime Conversations host Gemma Bath was reporting the news live with a police negotiator by her side. She later learned that her voice was one of the sources of information the gunman Man Haron Monis was using, as he held his hostages captive.

    In this bonus episode, Gemma looks back on that intense experience and talks about how it changed the way she approaches journalism, making her more mindful of the victims' perspective.

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    Read Gemma's full article here: 'As the Lindt Cafe siege unfolded, I was a radio newsreader. It was only after that I realised my mistake.'

    Find out more about Mamamia's charity partner RizeUp Australia here.

    CREDITS

    Host: Gemma Bath

    Producer: Tahli Blackman

    Audio Producer: Jacob Round

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