Outback Coroner

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  • 2013
  • 1 Season
  • 0.0  (13)

Outback Coroner is a fascinating Australian television series starring Richard Roxburgh as he investigates mysterious deaths that take place in remote, rural communities in the Australian outback. The show is produced by Essential Media and Entertainment and is distributed by Syndicado.

The series has a unique premise, as it follows the life of a coroner who travels vast distances to perform his duties. Richard Roxburgh plays the character of Coroner Terry Falconer, a man who is tasked with investigating suspicious deaths in some of the most remote and isolated areas of the Australian outback.

The show is filmed around the stunning landscapes of Western Australia, from the bush land to the remote coastal areas, showcasing the sheer beauty of the Australian outback. The show combines a gripping murder mystery with a documentary-style approach, bringing to life the real world of a coroner.

The series is unique in its approach to storytelling, as it dives deep into real-life cases of people who have died in tragic circumstances. The show is not for the faint-hearted, as it covers a variety of disturbing and unsettling situations. However, it is an incredible insight into the lives of those who live in the Australian outback, and the harsh realities they face daily.

The show features an ensemble cast, including some of the best Australian actors, who bring their A-game to every scene. Richard Roxburgh is outstanding as the lead character, and his portrayal of Coroner Terry Falconer is both nuanced and compelling. He is supported by a strong supporting cast, including Rodger Corser and Kate Jenkin.

Each episode of Outback Coroner stands alone, exploring the unique circumstances surrounding each case. The show is both engaging and well-constructed, capturing the attention of the audience from the start to the finish. This is because the series manages to blend together the documentary genre with a thrilling and suspenseful crime drama. The result is an unforgettable television experience.

For fans of true crime stories, Outback Coroner is a must-watch series. It delves deep into the lives of those involved in each case, revealing the human side of the story. The show explores the circumstances surrounding each death and the impact it has on those left behind. The series is both informative and thought-provoking, a testament to the excellent writing and nuanced performances from the cast.

The series takes its inspiration from real-life coroners who work in rural and remote areas across Western Australia. It provides an accurate depiction of the work of a coroner, who must investigate tragic deaths in challenging and often dangerous conditions. The show is not only entertaining but educational as well, offering an insight into the complexities of forensic pathology and the difficulties faced by those who work in the field.

In conclusion, Outback Coroner is an incredible Australian television series that combines a gripping murder mystery with a documentary-style approach. Richard Roxburgh and the supporting cast deliver some of the best performances of their careers, bringing to life the real world of a coroner. The show is a must-watch for fans of crime drama and true crime stories, offering a unique and unforgettable experience. The beautiful landscapes of Western Australia provide the perfect backdrop for this thought-provoking and poignant show.

Outback Coroner is a series that ran for 1 seasons (8 episodes) between October 22, 2013 and on Syndicado

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Clarke and Roennfeldt
8. Clarke and Roennfeldt
October 22, 2013
In Alice Springs, the violent death of a woman leads Northern Territory Coroner Greg Cavanagh to investigate duty of care issues surrounding mental health in the community. Also in Alice Springs, he inquires into a death in custody, as the family of the deceased question the prison system's treatment of their loved one.
Menrath & Fraser and Joblin & Maddern
7. Menrath & Fraser and Joblin & Maddern
October 22, 2013
In the northern town of Burnie, Tasmania, Magistrate and Coroner Don Jones inquires into two coronial cases - a retired hobby farmer whose car was hit by a freight train and the unsolved disappearance of bushwalker Susan Maddern. Meanwhile, NSW Deputy State Coroner Paul MacMahon conducts an inquest into a young family who died in a light plane crash.
Rowcliff and Autopsy
6. Rowcliff and Autopsy
October 22, 2013
Former NSW State Coroner Mary Jerram travels to the town of Griffith for an inquiry into a neighbourhood dispute that has resulted in a death, while Dr Peter Smart performs one of the most confronting procedures faced by a recently bereaved family - the autopsy.
Troppo and Whayman & Clarke
5. Troppo and Whayman & Clarke
October 22, 2013
Tasmanian Magistrate and Coroner Stephen Carey investigates a tragic marine accident involving two cray fishermen off the coast of Port Davey and Northern Territory Coroner Greg Cavanagh conducts an enquiry into a fatal road accident involving three of Australia's most eminent architects.
Cooke and Howell
4. Cooke and Howell
October 22, 2013
NSW Deputy State Coroner Paul MacMahon and NSW Acting State Coroner Hugh Dillon enquire into two missing persons cases at opposite ends of NSW - the disappearance of a farmer near Wagga Wagga and that of an 18 year-old girl in the small country town of Bellingen.
Clitheroe and Tucker
3. Clitheroe and Tucker
October 22, 2013
A camping trip on inland waters near Inverell, NSW goes seriously wrong when the group's boat overturns, claiming the lives of Jane Clitheroe and four-year-old Elizabeth Tucker. Grieving families relive the experience as Magistrate and Moree Coroner Michael Holmes ensures a tragedy like this never happens again.
Gadd and Knight
2. Gadd and Knight
October 22, 2013
A mourning family seek answers from Magistrate and Broken Hill Coroner Geoff Dunlevy when their loved one is found dead in the desert after wandering from his car. In Dubbo, NSW Deputy State Coroner Paul MacMahon must inquire into the death of a local man and the three fruit pickers accused of killing him.
Witham
1. Witham
October 22, 2013
In May 2011, the Northern Territory Coroner, Greg Cavanagh, was forced to officially close Mount Bundy Cattle Station due to a death attributed to arsenic poisoning. What ensued was a series of events that brought into question the validity of two government investigations across two state borders that nearly destroyed a family and crippled their business.
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Where to Watch Outback Coroner
Outback Coroner is available for streaming on the Syndicado website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Outback Coroner on demand at Amazon Prime, Amazon, Tubi TV and Pluto TV.
  • Premiere Date
    October 22, 2013
  • IMDB Rating
    0.0  (13)