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Anita Bingham's 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 Bingham's life changed forever just hours after her father Steve dropped her off at her casual job at the former convict settlement in southern Tasmania...

Port Arthur 25 years on: 'A dark pain that never leaves' For those caught up in the Port Arthur massacre, time has still not healed the emotional scars of that horrific day. Crime by Ellen Whinnett Premium Content Subscriber only Tony Rundle vividly recalls flying towards Hobart on that autumn day in 1996, a sick sense of foreboding hanging over him. The then-premier of Tasmania had been preparing to drive from his farm outside Devonport in the state's north-west to the capital ready for the week's Parliamentary sitting. It was Sunday, April 28. ...