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Mark Morri started his career as a cadet reporter on the Daily Mirror in 1980 working on crime, from gangland murders of the 1980s to the Fathers Day Bikie Massacre. He won the Kennedy Award for Scoop of the Year for his coverage of the arrest of Roger Rogerson in 2014 and was also nominated for Walkley award for the expose on Rogerson.

Mark Morri

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NSW

Student Jamie Gao ‘shot twice in chest’

POLICE will allege that Jamie Gao was allegedly shot twice in the chest by two former detectives in a rented storage room.

Southwest

While Solicitor Paul Kenny was with Roger Rogersons Padstow at his home when Police raided the home and dragged Mr Rogerson away

Roger Rogerson faces murder charge

FORMER NSW detective Roger Rogerson did not apply for bail after being charged over the alleged murder of university student Jamie Gao.

NSW

Former disgraced Sydney policeman, Roger Rogerson, the former detective spoke at an event at the Theatre Royal Hotel

The Roger Rogerson I knew

HAVING a quiet beer with Roger Rogerson anywhere in Sydney was almost impossible, writes Daily Telegraph Crime Editor MARK MORRI.

NSW

Student Jamie Gao ‘shot twice in chest’

POLICE will allege that Jamie Gao was allegedly shot twice in the chest by two former detectives in a rented storage room.

NSW

Solicitor’s TV murder has parallels to reality

THE disposal of lawyer Brian Alexander in Blue Murder, has drawn chilling parallels to the fate of uni student James Goa.

NSW

Solicitor’s TV murder has parallels to reality

THE disposal of lawyer Brian Alexander in Blue Murder, has drawn chilling parallels to the fate of uni student James Goa.

NSW

Did hit-run driver offer April-Lee a lift?

TEEN hit-and-run victim April-Lee Gillen has woken from her coma as police investigate the possibility she was deliberately run over.

NSW

Student’s mystery meeting with his assassins

UNI student Jamie Gao had been talking excitedly about a mystery meeting which police now believe led to his kidnapping and murder.

NSW

20-year-old Hurstville man, Jamie Gao Mr Gao is described as being of Asian appearance, approximately 170 – 175 cm tall, of medium build, with black hair and brown eyes.

Student’s mystery meeting with his assassins

UNI student Jamie Gao had been talking excitedly about a mystery meeting which police now believe led to his kidnapping and murder.

NSW

Hit and run victim April-lee Gillen recovering in Wollongong hospital after being run over on Northcliffe Drive on April 20.

Did hit-run driver offer April-Lee a lift?

TEEN hit-and-run victim April-Lee Gillen has woken from her coma as police investigate the possibility she was deliberately run over.

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