Bali bombers: Where are they now
Twenty years on from the the Bali bombings that killed 88 Australians, we take a look at what happened to the people who were behind the attack.
Behind The Scenes
‘Intense pain’: Bali bombings survivor relives horror
Dale Atkin was just metres away when the Sari Club bomb went off. Two decades on, he meets the team that helped him get his life back.
‘Shrapnel and faeces’: Shock of Bali bombing victims
A new book has revealed what happened inside the walls of the burns clinic treating Aussies injured in the Bali bombings. Read the extract.
‘Locked in toilet in tears’: Bali bombing doc’s pain
Two decades on from a terrorist bombing that shocked the world, burns specialist Professor Fiona Wood still struggles to “talk about Bali”.
More Stories
Seized: Deadly guns made out of plastic with a 3D printer
Two handguns made with a 3D printer have been seized by Adelaide detectives – along with dozens of other firearms including a machine gun found in a suburban park.
What it’s like to raise a baby while in prison
One woman recently gave birth but instead of taking her baby home, she returned with him to prison to serve out her sentence. We take a rare look inside the Sydney jail where mums get to look after their kids. See the video and pictures.
Could Martin Bryant have been stopped before Port Arthur?
Sometimes it’s easier to forget the past, especially if it’s painful. But Denham Hitchcock argues we must listen to new evidence about Martin Bryant.
Shock Sydney Lawyer X claim made in Hamzy case
A court case involving jailed underworld figure Bassam Hamzy has heard Sydney has its own legal scandal involving a Lawyer X.
After 73 years, Somerton Man is finally exhumed
The unknown Somerton Man has been exhumed and placed into a new coffin to be transported for forensic testing. Police say his remains are in “reasonable” condition for DNA extraction.
‘Brett would have quit the force after what’s happened’
Slain cop Brett Forte pledged his life to serve and protect, but his family say he would have been disillusioned with events after his death.
2155 child sex offenders across SA under police spotlight
The number of South Australians on the national paedophile register is rising each year – but police say there’s a good reason why it’s not publicly accessible.
How gun laws stopped mass shootings like Port Arthur
Australia’s tough gun laws have worked, saving countless lives, despite the loopholes that still exist. WARNING: GRAPHIC
Port Arthur 25yrs on: Gun law cracks expose firearm fail
Before the 25th anniversary of Port Arthur, our gun laws have changed, leaving us exposed without a national firearm registry. WARNING: Graphic
New twist in Folbigg case: Why 66 experts want her released
Convicted child killer Kathleen Folbigg’s bid for freedom and a pardon has taken another intriguing twist.
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