Inside Looking Out ; Offside ; Beautiful Lilie

Inside Looking OutIt's not so much a case of someone had to do it, rather that Mateea Petrescu wanted to do it. She willingly signed up for a job most women would run a million miles from, agreeing to be the publicist for self-confessed misogynist and accused rapist and human trafficker Andrew Tate and his equally disgraceful brother Tristan. Mateea started promoting and defending the pair in 2022, and was given an extraordinary insight into their world of depravity. The Tates are currently locked up in a Florida jail fighting extradition to the United Kingdom. What Mateea Petrescu tells Adam Hegarty about the exploits of her infamous clients is a reinforcement of the reason authorities believe prison is the best place for them.Reporter: Adam HegartyProducer: Sammi TaylorOffsideSpare a thought for Brooklyn Beckham, 27. He doesn't play soccer as well as his father David, and he doesn't have hit records like his mother Victoria. While Posh and Beck's success has guaranteed him a privileged upbringing, it has also meant stepping out of their shadow, and trying to become his own man hasn't been easy. Brooklyn's challenges have mostly been hidden from view, but in January he blew up any pretence of harmony when he publicly disowned his family. His bitter tirade exposed a rift dating back four years, to his wedding to Nicola Peltz, the daughter of an American billionaire. As Dimity Clancey reports from London, what complicates matters is that this is not just a squabble between parents and their son. Having Beckham as a last name means this dispute has far greater consequences.Reporter: Dimity ClanceyProducers: Lisa Brown, Sammi TaylorBeautiful LilieThe murder of Lilie James was a horrific case of domestic violence. The 21-year-old Sydney woman was killed by a man she trusted. For her parents, Peta and Jamie, Lilie's death has left an ache that's impossible to heal. But now, three years on, they are doing all they can to stop the scourge of domestic abuse before it begins. Armed with the findings of the coroner's inquest into their daughter's death, they are pushing for a deeper understanding of the warning signs. As Tara Brown reports, the red flag in Lilie's case was very contemporary: technology-facilitated violence, or digital stalking. According to her family, and the coroner, it's something all Australians need to learn to recognise. Now.Reporter: Tara BrownProducer: Sheree Gibson