New Podcast Investigates Cycling Accident Involving Former Australian Premier

A new podcast series titled Bike Boy is now available on Apple Podcasts, revisiting the near-fatal cycling accident involving former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews that took place in 2013. Hosted by Rohan Wenn, the six-episode serialised series approaches the case as an investigative true crime production.

Phone Calls at the Centre of the Investigation

One of the podcast's key areas of focus is a series of phone calls made in the minutes immediately following the accident — calls placed between Daniel Andrews and staff members of the Labor Party. The series examines these conversations for potential political implications and raises questions about how the incident was handled in its immediate aftermath.

Civil and Criminal Proceedings

The podcast also explores civil litigation connected to the accident, as well as a proposed criminal case. Beyond Andrews himself, the series investigates potential consequences for his wife Catherine and other senior officials involved in or connected to the incident.

Allegations of a Cover-Up

Produced by Jackson Moon and released in 2026, Bike Boy positions itself as an investigative series shedding light on aspects of the case that, according to the podcast, may have been concealed or managed in particular ways by political figures. The production presents the incident not merely as an accident, but as an event with broader political ramifications that have yet to be fully examined in public.