'Monty' Dimond on the KIIS Network. In October 2017 Australian Radio Network announced that Matt & Meshel would not be renewed in 2018. In 2015, Laurie began an interview podcast called Nitty Gritty Committee. In November 2016, in conjunction with author and journalist Emily Webb, she began producing and hosting Australian True Crime Podcast. In September 2018, she travelled to South Sudan for a season 4 episode of SBS's Go Back To Where You Came From. In January 2021, Laurie returned to radio hosting Breakfast with Adam Straney and Damien Leith on Wave FM in Wollongong whilst Jade Tonta is on maternity leave. A book, CSI Told You Lies:Giving victims a voice through forensics, was published by Laurie in August 2021. Personal life Laurie was born in Toowoomba, Queensland, and moved to Melbourne early in her career as a stand-up comic to take advantage of its strong comedy industry/community. Laurie is a Buddhist. In June 2009, Laurie announced via Twitter that she was pregnant with twins, due in the summer. On 23 November 2009, Laurie announced the birth of her twinsa boy, Louis, and a girl, Daliborn on 20 November 2009. In 2010, Laurie launched a blog to help promote charity and the ways that people can give back to communities all around the world. Her book, Buddhism for Breakups, was published in 2017 by Blank Inc. References External links Australian True Crime Podcast Living people Australian Buddhists Nova (radio network) announcers People from Toowoomba 1973 births Australian women podcasters Australian women radio presenters