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Traumatised ex-cop convicted of indecent assault against his wife in Tasmania's North-West. The man will seek mental health help after his release.

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Anita Bingham was working at the Port Arthur historic site the day of the infamous 1996 massacre. This is her recount of what happened.

Nitram does not name Australias most notorious mass murderer Martin Bryant or try to recreate the countrys worst shooting but is a powerful indictment on the human cost of lax gun laws.

As a convict settlement, Port Arthur was said to have been built on misery, crime and brutality.Twenty-five...

From the Archives, 1996: The Port Arthur massacre We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Gerard Ryle, Caroline Overington and Kendall Hill April 27, 2021 — 3.15pm Normal text size Carnage ends - toll may hit 35. Hostages feared dead as police capture gunman Hobart. Credit:Dallas Kilponen Police are still to formally confirm whether an elderly couple and a possible third victim died while being held hostage by the gunman at a local guesthouse. ...

Anita Binghams life changed forever just hours after her father Steve dropped her off at her casual job at the former convict settlement in southern Tasmania on April 28, 1996 - and the Port Arthur massacre began  A 17-year-old waitress caught in the middle of the Port Arthur massacre has relived the moment she kept customers calm while locked inside a cafe as deranged gunman Martin Bryant murdered 35 people a few hundred metres away. Anita Binghams life changed forever just hours after her fa...

Crime by Ellen Whinnett Premium Content Subscriber only Exclusive: Australia still does not have a national firearms register, 25 years after the states and territories signed up to it. As the 25-year anniversary of the Port Arthur massacre approaches, a News Corp investigation has revealed the National Firearms Agreement, signed in the days following the massacre, is riddled with loopholes. A number of changes agreed by the states and territories in respons...