SPECIAL REPORT: NOT many wiseguys are wise, but Graham Kinniburgh came close. The master safecracker was a natural diplomat and a cool head in Melbourne’s lethal underworld game. Andrew Rule and Mark Buttler report.
IT may not be an easy path to tread but sometimes even the hardest criminals take a step on the road to redemption, writes Andrew Rule.
THERE’S no one more ex- than an ex-bikie. Except for feared enforcer Toby Mitchell, who was able to quit the Bandidos without punishment. How did he just walk away?
WELCOME to Mad Max territory: Australia in 2017. There seem to be more carjackers than cops on the Geelong Road and on Sunday night it was my turn, writes Andrew Rule.
IT’S taken thousands of hours for investigators not to find Karen Ristevski. After a walker stumbled over human remains at Mt Macedon it will take a few more hours to prove their search is over. Or not.
FOR a dead man singing, Matt Hirst looked good and sounded better, so a TV talent show wanted to put the handsome young opera singer live on stage.
‘DEATH by misadventure’ doesn’t usually mean foul play. But there are some exceptions, writes Andrew Rule.
IT was dark, and the kidnap victims were held in chains by a madman. But there was a hero in their midst, writes Andrew Rule.
NO one will be haunted more by images of an upturned pram and dead children in the wake of Bourke St than police, writes Andrew Rule. But should we question our confidence in Victoria’s force?
FIRST shock, then grief, then anger. Three days after the Bourke St carnage, there are more questions than answers — and, inevitably, some will sound like accusations.
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