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Rosie Batty

Rosie Batty

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Sep 16, 2026

Catherine FitzpatrickHOST
9:01
But when you said choice, it's always a choice about the way you behave, even if it doesn't feel like it's a choice.
Catherine FitzpatrickHOST
9:07
When I started doing this work over a decade ago and I met Rosie Batty and over many years we've had a really great conversation and she's taught me so much.
Catherine FitzpatrickHOST
9:19
But I still remember her saying, you know, when she was able to manage her own money, she might have made some choices that were probably not great choices with the way she spent her money.
Catherine FitzpatrickHOST
9:33
but they were hers to make.
Sammy PetersenHOST
164:17
And I cannot wait to have a Jans with you.
Sammy PetersenHOST
164:20
Before we go today, I'd just like to read a couple of comments on the Luke and Rosie Batty episode.
Sammy PetersenHOST
164:26
Welcome back.
Sammy PetersenHOST
164:27
Oh, how I've missed you.
Sammy PetersenHOST
164:42
Thank you so much.
Sammy PetersenHOST
164:43
Uh, that is, I'm just so obsessed with that as a crime.
Sammy PetersenHOST
164:48
And I'm just so obsessed with Rosie Batty and the strengths that she had, which is just absolutely remarkable.
Sammy PetersenHOST
164:54
Uh, this is a comment on the, Hey, some murders from Anthea.
Georgie McCourtHOST
49:54
Mm
Tarang ChawlaGUEST
49:55
... also set back the sort of cultural understanding that Rosie Batty and so many other advocates-
Georgie McCourtHOST
49:59
Mm
Tarang ChawlaGUEST
49:59
... who've lost loved ones, um, or women who've been killed themselves, you know, their life lessons have taught us.
Georgie McCourtHOST
49:54
Mm
Tarang ChawlaGUEST
49:55
... also set back the sort of cultural understanding that Rosie Batty and so many other advocates-
Georgie McCourtHOST
49:59
Mm
Tarang ChawlaGUEST
49:59
... who've lost loved ones, um, or women who've been killed themselves, you know, their life lessons have taught us, and it's so sad that we have someone who, um, has all the privileges of being a senator in the Australian Parliament, but is saying these things that ultimately are not serving the best interests of boys and men and are doing an active disservice to women and girls.
Tarang ChawlaGUEST
49:46
And so that nuance is completely missing from that conversation.
Tarang ChawlaGUEST
49:50
And I think that Unfortunately, Senator Hanson's comments set us back as a country, but they also set back the sort of cultural understanding that Rosie Batty and so many other advocates who've lost loved ones or women who've been killed themselves, their life lessons have taught us.
Tarang ChawlaGUEST
50:06
And it's so sad that we have someone who has all the privileges of being a senator in the Australian parliament, but is saying these things that ultimately are not serving the best interests of boys and men and are doing an active disservice to women and girls.
Georgie McCourtHOST
50:21
We spoke earlier about being silenced and I was talking about women, but if I think about you as a male, you have received significant backlash for being vocal about your views on violence against women.
Tarang ChawlaGUEST
49:46
And so that nuance is completely missing from that conversation.
Tarang ChawlaGUEST
49:50
And I think that Unfortunately, Senator Hanson's comments set us back as a country, but they also set back the sort of cultural understanding that Rosie Batty and so many other advocates who've lost loved ones or women who've been killed themselves, their life lessons have taught us.
Tarang ChawlaGUEST
50:06
And it's so sad that we have someone who has all the privileges of being a senator in the Australian parliament, but is saying these things that ultimately are not serving the best interests of boys and men and are doing an active disservice to women and girls.
Georgie McCourtHOST
50:21
We spoke earlier about being silenced and I was talking about women, but if I think about you as a male, you have received significant backlash for being vocal about your views on violence against women.
Sherele MoodyGUEST
31:40
It could be a really hard day documenting femicide and I just think about the families and what they're going through and I think about the strength that they have.
Sherele MoodyGUEST
31:48
So Like Rosie Batty, when she set up the Luke Batty Foundation, the strength to do that and to front the media.
Sherele MoodyGUEST
31:54
You just think about those things and they offset anything that you may be feeling and kind of help push you forward.
Georgie McCourtHOST
32:01
Rosie Batty.
Georgie McCourtHOST
32:02
Oh my God, she's just such a queen.
Georgie McCourtHOST
32:04
She is.
Sonia SuarezGUEST
46:47
One by one, you can open people's hearts and minds to new ideas.
Sonia SuarezGUEST
46:53
And so I have to keep believing that's possible because people like, I don't know, like all of the incredible Indigenous leaders in this country, people like Martin Luther King in America, People have been able to, you know, people like Arundhati Roy in India, Rosie Batty here, like these people are my heroes, you know, their undefatigable courage, their moral courage.
Sonia SuarezGUEST
47:14
That's what I look up to when I feel a bit spent.
Andrew GHOST
47:18
So our job is to be patient, be respectful, keep telling stories, be vigilant.
Sammy PetersenHOST
0:37
It became the catalyst for a national reckoning on family violence driven by one extraordinary woman determined that her son's death would not be in vain.
Sammy PetersenHOST
0:49
This is the case of Luke Batty and of his mother, Rosie Batty.
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0:56
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Sammy PetersenHOST
1:13
Hello everyone, welcome to Not Another Crime Podcast.
Sammy PetersenHOST
3:14
As always, I won't be making fun of anything to do with the true crime case itself, the victims or anything.
Sammy PetersenHOST
3:21
My heart goes out to the families involved in any of these true crime cases.
Sammy PetersenHOST
3:25
But without further ado, and that's the first time I've ever said that before, let's get into the case of Luke and Rosie Batty.
Sammy PetersenHOST
3:38
By the time the ambulance left the Tyab cricket ground, everyone already knew.
Sammy PetersenHOST
3:16
So I will be, and I have described it as this, I will be doing, if you're a fan of Case File, a show like that, but you like the more upbeat, like a little bit of tone in a voice, because that's something that you're obsessed with, then I will be bringing you a true crime story every single week.
Sammy PetersenHOST
3:31
The first episode will be coming out on Thursday, and it's Luke and Rosie Batty.
Sammy PetersenHOST
3:35
It's a really heavy, heavy case.
Sammy PetersenHOST
3:37
Then after that, the Idaho murders.

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Sammy PetersenHOST
42:05
Yeah.
Sammy PetersenHOST
42:05
Well, yeah, I'll be coming out this Thursday.
Sammy PetersenHOST
42:08
Are you coming out finally? This Thursday, there'll be an episode, uh, all about the, uh, Luke and Rosie batty case.
Sammy PetersenHOST
42:16
Uh, It's a heartbreaking, heartbreaking case.

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