How a Volcanic Eruption Led to a Criminal Trial
2026-08-11 · 29 min · episode 10003 · 6 entities
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Episode description as stored
In 2019, a volcano erupted off the coast of New Zealand - killing 22 tourists who were on it at the time. Four years later, a criminal trial began - where prosecutors claimed that several individuals and companies had violated workplace safety laws, and had “used an active volcano to make money.” Phoebe interviews Emily Clark from the Australian Broadcasting Company about the trial and what happened next.
You can also watch this interview at youtube.com/criminalpodcast.
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