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Review of police surveillance in Tasmania prisons released | The Advocate - Vimarsana News

Review of police surveillance in Tasmania prisons released | The Advocate

Insights on Tasmanian police surveillance findings at Risdon Prison. Former DPP Damian Bugg's review discloses invalid warrants and recommendations for improved oversight.

Review of police surveillance devices in Tasmanian prisons released | The Examiner - Vimarsana News

Review of police surveillance devices in Tasmanian prisons released | The Examiner

Learn about the findings of the review on police surveillance devices in Tasmanian prisons, including invalid warrants and recommendations for better oversight.

Book review: Investigating conman Michael Lynn's sordid success - Vimarsana News

Book review: Investigating conman Michael Lynn's sordid success

Michael O’Farrell’s 'Fugitive' is a complex story but told clearly and with a grip that engages and sharpens attention

Convicted Mayo fraudster Lynn's life and crimes is subject of new book - news - Vimarsana News

Convicted Mayo fraudster Lynn's life and crimes is subject of new book - news

Convicted Mayo fraudster Lynn's life and crimes is subject of new book - news - Western People

Sinister encounters with Bulgarian mafia goons. A tantilising cat and mouse hunt for a rogue solicitor: Award-winning journalist Michael O'Farrell's thrilling tale of his bid... To Catch A Thief - Vimarsana News

Sinister encounters with Bulgarian mafia goons. A tantilising cat and mouse hunt for a rogue solicitor: Award-winning journalist Michael O'Farrell's thrilling tale of his bid... To Catch A Thief

I had been dreading this call - yet knew it was likely to come. 'They want you to find Michael Lynn,' the chirpy voice of news editor Neil Michael barrelled down the phone line.