The War
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An award-winning documentary series from The Daily Telegraph
The city’s streets bathed in blood as drug debts, revenge and bloodlust fuel outrageous acts of public violence.
Dive inside the worst gang wars Sydney has seen in a generation, in three gripping digital mini-series produced by The Daily Telegraph. Go on the road and into the newsroom with our most dedicated senior journalists as they take you through Sydney’s underworld.
Delve into the gangland’s biggest stories with The War and The War II: Kill or be Killed, and peel back the curtain on the city’s youth postcode gangs with The War: Young Blood.
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The team behind The War
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Mark Morri
The Daily Telegraph Crime Editor Mark Morri began his career as a cadet in 1980. A veteran crime reporter with more than 40 years experience and countless industry awards, Moz knows more about Sydney's underworld than some of NSW's most senior police.
![Josh Hanrahan](https://d2n6ofw4o746cn.cloudfront.net/masthead/dailytelegraph/projects/the-war/hanrahan_josh_2.jpg)
Josh Hanrahan
Josh Hanrahan, Chief Reporter at The Daily Telegraph, is a multi-award-winning journalist, including the coveted Walkley Award for 2023 Scoop of the Year. With experience in Victoria, New South Wales, and England, he brings a wealth of experience to his role.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/the-war