Kate McClymont, the fearless chief investigative reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald, shares her gripping journey uncovering crime and corruption in NSW. She reveals how a seemingly innocent wedding assignment led to her first death threat. McClymont discusses the emotional toll of journalism, the resilience gained from personal loss, and her unique transition from busking in Kings Cross to breaking major stories. With over ten Walkley Awards under her belt, she highlights the critical role of investigative reporting in seeking truth and holding power accountable.