I have covered major breaking news events for TV, radio and print, including Port Arthur massacre and the Snowtown trials and broken many exclusive stories. I have also done a great deal of public speaking and press interviews for my books.
In 1992, my then-partner, Ron Jarvis was murdered. In 2014, his killer, Stephen Standage was sentenced to 48 years in prison for Ron’s murder and the murder of another man, John Thorne. I was a chief prosecution witness at Ron’s trial. This story formed the basis of a Sunday Night, 7 story on me – Murder She Wrote.
The prime suspect in the Family Court Murders, Leonard Warwick was arrested 33 years after a series of bombings and shootings in Sydney in the early 1980’s. During my research for the Sunday Night program, I found new evidence and witnesses and subsequently wrote a book on the cases, The Family Court Murders. My Walkley Award was largely based on this work. Warwick was arrested months after the publication of my book, now a major ABC 4-part television series which I investigate and present, available now on Iview.
I am the investigative producer and presenter of a 5×1 hour Foxtel television documentary, Debi Marshall Investigates, Frozen Lies, based largely on my work on the Family Murders and the presenter of a five-part podcast of the same name.
Finalist Ned Kelly award 2005
Long-listed Walkley Award 2006
Ned Kelly Award Best True-Crime 2007
The critically-acclaimed Australian movie, Snowtown inspired by book. I was a consultant on the film.
Sunday Night broadcast a program based on this book, 2015
Television miniseries, Anyone’s Daughter, based on this book.
Long-listed Walkey Award 2011
Sunday Night broadcast a program based on this book.
Shortlisted for NSW Ashurst Business Literature Prize, 2012
Short-listed Walkley Book Award, 2015
Subject of Walkley Leadership award, 2015
4 x 1 hour ABC television series, The Family Court Murders broadcast May 2022.
Winner of Ned Kelly Award for Best True Crime, 2022
-Short-listed for Sisters in Crime Davitt Awards, 2022
I have covered major breaking news events for TV, radio and print, including Port Arthur massacre and the Snowtown trials and broken many exclusive stories. I have also done a great deal of public speaking and press interviews for my books.
In 1992, my then-partner, Ron Jarvis was murdered. In 2014, his killer, Stephen Standage was sentenced to 48 years in prison for Ron’s murder and the murder of another man, John Thorne. I was a chief prosecution witness at Ron’s trial. This story formed the basis of a Sunday Night, 7 story on me – Murder She Wrote.
The prime suspect in the Family Court Murders, Leonard Warwick was arrested 33 years after a series of bombings and shootings in Sydney in the early 1980’s. During my research for the Sunday Night program, I found new evidence and witnesses and subsequently wrote a book on the cases, The Family Court Murders. My Walkley Award was largely based on this work. Warwick was arrested months after the publication of my book, now a major ABC 4-part television series which I investigate and present, available now on Iview.
I am the investigative producer and presenter of a 5×1 hour Foxtel television documentary, Debi Marshall Investigates, Frozen Lies, based largely on my work on the Family Murders and the presenter of a five-part podcast of the same name.
Finalist Ned Kelly award 2005
Long-listed Walkley Award 2006
Ned Kelly Award Best True-Crime 2007
The critically-acclaimed Australian movie, Snowtown inspired by book. I was a consultant on the film.
Sunday Night broadcast a program based on this book, 2015
Television miniseries, Anyone’s Daughter, based on this book.
Long-listed Walkey Award 2011
Sunday Night broadcast a program based on this book.
Shortlisted for NSW Ashurst Business Literature Prize, 2012
Short-listed Walkley Book Award, 2015
Subject of Walkley Leadership award, 2015
4 x 1 hour ABC television series, The Family Court Murders broadcast May 2022.
Winner of Ned Kelly Award for Best True Crime, 2022
-Short-listed for Sisters in Crime Davitt Awards, 2022