When people disappear nobody knows just where they will turn up, and there is virtually no place on Earth which has not at some time or other been combed by the agents of the Missing Persons Bureau.

Willie Fennell created this iconic Australian radio sit-com in 1953 and it ran until 1964.

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The story of small town snobbery and corruption set in the tightly welded community of Sonoma – where family tradition is paramount.

Volume 23 – 24  are a further selection of 50 tracks each from that Passing Parade.

There are 5 CDs to this collection. Each CD is $36.95 and contains 65 tracks.

128 episodes – 2 CDs

Sonia Haverlock is accused of pushing a man to his death during a lonely drive. When arrested, Sonia doesn’t deny her guilt; nor does she care what happens to her.

Here are the final 12 episodes of Australian radio’s original comedy classic Yes, What?
12 x 12 minute self-contained episodes.

A good radio play is a dramatised story which brings pleasure and enjoyment to listeners – and Starlight Theatre most definitely fills these requirements.

A tale of a strange town (Midway) where strange things happen…where you ask no questions…where prosperity covers evil. A town the locals come to know as ‘Midway to Hell’. (130 x 15 mins: around 26 hours)

Everyone loves a good crime story – and particularly so when the crime is enmeshed in the machinery of justice before a judge and jury.

52 episodes

Set against the colourful background of Cornwall, fashionable London and Paris, and the romantic Riviera, is the story of Anne Tregowan and her eighteen year old daughter Gina.

104 x 12 minute episodes

The entire Gregory Keen series (Dossier on Dumetrius, Deadly Nightshade, 26 Hours, Two Roads
To Samarra, and The Smell of Terror).