Australiyeah

Anyone heard of this Coronavirus thing? We're debunking some of the conspiracy theories relating to Australia, such as how Bill Gates is supposedly on our $10 bill (he's not).

Questacon! Pancake Parlour! A lake! Canberra really has it all. Join us on an exclusive bus tour of the nations capital where we find the biggest conspiracies the city has to offer.

What actually is a Bunyip? It's a question scientists have struggled with for decades, but they don't have anything on the Australiyeah investigation team!

We're joined by our mate Ruby, who regales us with the tale of honourary Australian Lola Montez, the famous Spanish dancer from Ireland.  Check out our Patreon for the uncut version of this episode, with a bonus five minutes on The Sims, Humpty Dumpty and treason (cut for pacing) https://www.patreon.com/australiyeah

In 1948, a man washed up on an Adelaide beach with his clothes tags cut off and a Persian phrase in his pocket. It's obvious he was a time-traveler, but Ali has some more theories as to what happened to the Somerton Man.

We discuss Australia's alleged plan to cut the continent in two, plus an in-depth and factual discussion on Flat Earth and the myth of Australia.

Ali runs through the history of the cemetery underneath Sydney's Central Station and presents evidence that 100% definitely confirms it's haunted. Check out our Patreon for more content: https://www.patreon.com/australiyeah

We simply must.

We have some news from the world of 'Big Things' as we recently lost one of our large comrades to a fire, so we're back at it again to fill you in on the 'hot' goss.

[Reupload] This week, we're talking about those furry bush friends we call yowies, bunyips, or if you're us, yetis! Plus we discuss breaking bird news that only matters to us.

We have truly cracked the cultural zeitgeist this week to bring you an episode on a mystery that captivated Australians this week. We recap the story of the infamous poo jogger and why Australians were enthralled by the saga.

Ali is back from New Zealand so we discuss the things our two countries like to claim ownership over. Are Crowded House Aussies or Kiwis? Where were Weet-Bix invented? Why does the Wikipedia page for flat whites keep changing? We have all the answers!

We're back! After a two-month break, here's a new episode where we talk about the beautiful game of two-up, Eurovision and eggs! Sorry about the sniffling, it's cold!

We take a step back this episode to have a chat about the show and talk about fruit, dads, and even more bird news! We'll be taking a break for a couple of weeks but we'll be back soon with some even more Australia-rific episodes!

With Mardi Gras coming up this weekend, the gang have a chat about the history of Sydney’s day of gay and its history.

The Winter Olympics are currently ongoing, so we decided to tell the stories of two of Australia's most famous Olympians: Edwin Flack and Steven Bradbury. Which one fainted during their race, and which one bled out? Listen to find out!

We discuss one of Australia's greatest inventions: the space bag, chateau cardboard, juice box. It's the humble goon bag. Plus, we speak to an actual wine expert to get the final verdict on whether goon is good or not.

This week we chat about Wycliffe Well, Australia's self-proclaimed UFO capital, where you'd be unlucky NOT to see a space friend flying overhead.   

This week we decided to so something a lil different. We headed to Redfern last Friday, for the Invasion Day rally too see if we could find out more about what the 26th of January means for Indigenous Australians. 

We discuss (and rank) Australia's BIG things. Big Lobster, Big Forks, Big Merino, you name it, we rank it! We chat about why our country is covered in replica fruit and animals and sometimes cigarettes.

We've got TWO topics this week! We discuss poetry hoaxes and Australia's greatest conman... or was he a spy?

This week, we tackle one of Australia's most well-known mysteries - the disappearance of prime minister Harold Holt in 1967. We also continue the discussion about Australia's best birds.

On our first episode, we discuss Australia's involvement in the most significant war of the 20th century...the Great Emu War of 1932.