Josh is back totalk about how crime is changing in Crim City, including the return of the Postcode Wars, a rising force in organised crime, and a look (back) to the future with the return of heroin. Subscribe to CrimeX+ today for ad-free access

Listen to episode 1 of our new series inside the global cocaine industry - where profits are counted up in millions and losses measured out in murders. This worldwide investigation from The Times, Sunday Times and NewsCorp Australia, reveals how the drug business works like any multi-billion dollar corporation. Cocaine Inc. is hosted by Fiona Hamilton, chief reporter at The Times, David Collins, northern editor at The Sunday Times, and Stephen Drill, national correspondent at News Corp Australia. Follow so you never miss an episode. To listen ad-free subscribe to Crime X+ To find out more visit cocaineinc.com.au  Get in touch: cocaineinc@thetimes.co.uk Visit us on socials: Crime X+: Instagram, TikTok and Facebook The Times: Instagram, TikTok and Facebook

Moz is joined by Daily Telegraph senior reporter Clementine Cuneo to discuss two of the best and worst cases they’ve covered - the fake collar bomb attack on Maddie Pulver and Liam Knight, who was speared in the head with a metal pole. Subscribe to CrimeX+ today for ad-free access

Moz goes back to the vault, digging out an interview with Detective Superintendent Joe Doueihi. He’s seen the worst humanity has to offer - but was still shocked by the brutality of the kidnappings now happening in Crim City.  Field recording for this episode by World Tree Studio Subscribe to CrimeX+ today for ad-free access

Greg Goold knows Crim City’s secrets. Moz and Josh listen to his stories, talking about everyone from John Ibrahim, the legendary ‘King of the Cross’, to Sallie-Anne Huckstepp, who threatened to bring down the police force and was murdered.  Subscribe to CrimeX+ today for ad-free access

Moudi Tajjour is one of Crim City’s survivors. A cousin of John ‘the King of the Cross’ Ibrahim, he became a senior bikie, founded a new gang in prison and was jailed over a killing. Moudi knows those who’ve died on both sides in the city’s gang wars. A warning - this is confronting listen. Subscribe to CrimeX+ today for early, ad free access

Moz issues a warning about modern-day pickpocket gangs and Josh takes a deep dive into the ANOM operation used by the cops to listen in as crooks commit their crimes. Subscribe to CrimeX+ today for early, ad free access

Moz and Josh catch you up on what’s happened since last season in Crim City - and it’s a lot. Shootings, kidnappings, a riot, brains for Christmas presents, and a police commissioner in trouble.  To get episodes early and ad-free and unlock content from our suite of award-winning podcasts, subscribe to Crime X+ today Follow Crime X+ on socials: Instagram, TikTok and Facebook Watch Crim City on the True Crime Australia YouTube Daily Telegraph Socials: Instagram, TikTok, Facebook

The inside story of the supergrass who’s helped bring peace to Sydney’s gang war,  rumours spread about a looming contract killing and Moz wonders if he needs artificial stimulation.  To get episodes early and ad-free and unlock content from our suite of award-winning podcasts, subscribe to Crime X+ today Follow Crime X+ on socials: Instagram, TikTok and Facebook Watch Crim City on the True Crime Australia YouTube Daily Telegraph Socials: Instagram, TikTok, Facebook

In this special Q&A bonus episode, Moz and Josh sit down with the show's executive producer, Dan Box, to reveal the stories behind the story from their new documentary series on Sydney's gangland killings - The War II

Moz and Josh have duelling exclusives - Josh breaks the news that alleged Sydney crim Masood Zakaria has been brought back to Sydney. Moz reveals the identification of another body in a beachside graveyard used by serial killer Neddy Smith. Subscribe to CrimeX+ today

A chance conversation uncovers a new witness to the disappearance of nine-year-old Samantha Knight. Moz and Josh discuss the missing children who haunt the generations.  Subscribe to CrimeX+ today

Another big-name alleged Sydney gangster is arrested in the Middle East. Moz explains how he got confused with the North Shore Rapist and Josh discovers a new fan of the show.  Subscribe to CrimeX+ today

The cops catch up with one of Australia’s most-wanted during a raid in Turkey. Moz and Josh ask whether the future of these international law-enforcement operations could be under threat with the AFP and NSW Police seeming to have thrown their toys out of the pram.  Subscribe to CrimeX+ today

In the aftermath of Lilie James’s tragic murder, Moz remembers the last such case that truly rocked Crim City - the killing of Anita Cobby. Her killing took place before Josh was born, but still brings Moz to tears.  Subscribe to CrimeX+ today

Josh is joined by Clementine Cuneo to talk about what it’s like to work the crime beat, covering the murders of Lilie James, Michelle Beets and the Sydney gangland shooting that left a nine-year-old girl with life-long injuries. Moz misses the conversation this time round as he is off on a jolly with the cops (but will report back next week). Subscribe to CrimeX+ today

Five people have been shot in a spate of attacks in Crim City - with the targets including a high-profile lawyer and another victim left lying on the street in front of school kids. Moz and Josh take you through the killings, revealing what happened, why and the snobbery they laid bare. Subscribe to CrimeX+ today

EXPLICIT CONTENT WARNING. Moz and Josh are back for a second series of Crim City and this time they’re going back to the 1984 shoot-out between rival bikie gangs that left seven people dead, and sowed the seeds of the conflict raging in Sydney’s streets today. Subscribe to Crime X+ today.

Subscribe to Crime X+ today. The boys talk about two Sydney hits in recent days that haven’t got the attention they deserve. Are they linked to rumours about recent drug rips circulating through the city?

Subscribe to Crime X+ today. Moz comes clean on his old friend, drinking companion and later convicted killer Roger Rogerson, the ‘hero cop’ who flew high then fell hard