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Inside one of Australia's toughest prisons: Inmates open up about what life's REALLY like behind bars -  and what it means to be a jail 'ostrich' - Vimarsana News

Inside one of Australia's toughest prisons: Inmates open up about what life's REALLY like behind bars -  and what it means to be a jail 'ostrich'

The Mid North Coast Correctional Centre (MNCCC) at Aldavilla, 14km west of Kempsey and 455km north of Sydney, opened in 2004 and currently holds about 1,000 inmates.

Inside Australia's toughest women's prison - Vimarsana News

Inside Australia's toughest women's prison

Australia's toughest women's prison has its share of drugs, sex, violence and intimidation. Daily Mail Australia gained exclusive entry to the maximum security jail.

Playing cards featuring cold case victims handed out in NSW jails to spark new leads on unsolved homicide cases - Vimarsana News

Playing cards featuring cold case victims handed out in NSW jails to spark new leads on unsolved homicide cases

New South Wales inmates are being given playing cards featuring the images of missing and murdered Australians with the hopes of cracking cold cases. 

NSW news: Playing cards featuring cold case victims to be handed out in prisons - Vimarsana News

NSW news: Playing cards featuring cold case victims to be handed out in prisons

Each deck will feature a photograph along with information about a homicide or suspicious disappearance.

NSW to give prisoners cold-case playing cards in hope of solving murders - Vimarsana News

NSW to give prisoners cold-case playing cards in hope of solving murders

Packs contain 52 photos of dead and missing people in initiative backed by victims’ families