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By Luke Taylor July 22, 2026
Crime Story puts students inside a real crime scene before they write a word. Here's how this Australian program builds narrative craft that AI cannot replicate.
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By Luke Taylor February 6, 2026
A CEO wanted to know how to be more successful. Crime Story's Luke Taylor asked a better question: one that changed how he thought about leadership entirely.
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By Luke Taylor February 5, 2026
From detective to high school teacher, Luke Taylor's first classroom lesson went sideways fast. What happened next revealed something bigger than any job title.
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By Luke Taylor February 5, 2026
Luke Taylor's Australia Day Ambassador keynote on why unity, not division, is the foundation of every great team, from Cabramatta detectives to modern workplaces.
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By Luke Taylor January 27, 2026
Luke Taylor on how organised crime is targeting vulnerable young Australians through gig-economy-style criminal networks, and what his policing background reveals.
Neon sign on a brick wall reads, “THIS IS THE SIGN YOU’VE BEEN LOOKING FOR”
By Luke Taylor January 27, 2026
Crime Story transforms your conference room into a live crime scene. Immersive, face-to-face corporate training with zero travel, zero IT reliance and real results.
Three students in school uniforms squat, smiling, looking at papers. Dark room, black wall.
By Luke Taylor January 21, 2026
Meetings feel flat, ideas go unchallenged, and silos form. These are signs it’s time for a different kind of team building, like investigative ones. Learn more.
a Crime Story crime scene workshop
By Luke Taylor December 18, 2025
Crime-based team building helps teams bond under pressure, solve complex problems, and build lasting trust. Explore the benefits inside.
a Crime Story crime scene workshop
By Luke Taylor December 9, 2025
Move beyond traditional team building. Explore immersive crime scene investigations, outdoor challenges, creative workshops, and other activities.
Crime scene workshop for students.

Educational Packages

Unlock a world of discovery with our Educational Packages, where students collaborate with a former detective and experienced teacher to embark on captivating investigations aligned with essential syllabus elements. These interactive workshops not only spark curiosity but also enhance critical thinking and teamwork, offering students a chance to explore their interests in a dynamic learning environment. We provide workshops designed for schools anywhere in Australia. Dive into our diverse offerings below to find the perfect fit for your classroom.

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Crime scene workshop for corporates.

Corporate Team Building

Transform your corporate team building experience with an engaging Crime Story Corporate Team Building Event. Whether for a small team or a large corporate retreat, our customized crime scene investigations encourage teamwork, problem-solving, and the development of essential soft skills in a fun, interactive environment. Bring your team closer together as they uncover clues and navigate through real-life mysteries, all while enhancing morale and building stronger connections.

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Immersive crime scene workshop.
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