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Few of the works created during Australian art’s most famous menage a trois have ever been sold on the open market, but 75 years on 47 works are up for sale.

They are considered rising stars of the art world who were both finalists in this year’s Archibald Prize. But a court heard this week that their friendship allegedly spilt over into a major drug dealing enterprise.

They are considered rising stars of the art world who were both finalists in this year’s Archibald Prize. But a court heard this week that their friendship allegedly spilt over into a major drug dealing enterprise.

They are considered rising stars of the art world who were both finalists in this year’s Archibald Prize. But a court heard this week that their friendship allegedly spilt over into a major drug dealing enterprise.

Download 15.11 MB Kate Kelly was there when Constable Fitzpatrick made the fateful visit to the Kelly home that set off the sequence of events that ultimately led to the hanging of her brother. She defended Ned staunchly, and campaigned against the death penalty following his hanging. Kate was also an accomplished horse-woman and later travelled the countryside as a performer, using aliases to distance her from the past. Trev is speaking with Rebecca Wilson, author of Kate Kelly, The True Story of Ned Kelly’s Little Sister. Duration: 33min