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This NAIDOC Week, Aunty Liz Thorpe is encouraging everybody to reflect on what can be done to heal. Photo: Sarah Luke THIS week is NAIDOC Week — an opportunity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to come together, connect to culture and Country, and share with non-Indigenous Australians to help them to grow their cultural awareness, knowledge and skills respectfully. Until Sunday, NAIDOC celebrations will be held around the country, with this year’s theme — ‘Heal Country!’ — providing the basis for NAIDOC discussion. Aunty Liz Thorpe gave a Welcome to Country at a N...

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Crime by Amelia Saw Premium Content   Not many people can say they got Mark 'Chopper' Read naked on their first day of work - but former prison officer Steve Bergervoet is one of them. An easygoing country bloke, Bergervoet arrived for his first training shift at Melbourne's Pentridge Prison in 1985. Built in the 1850s, the towering bluestone walls of Pentridge impose an ominous feeling on all who walk their grounds. By the time new recruit Bergervoet wandered through the gates, the prison was already home to a number of Australia's most evil prisone...

Crime by Amelia Saw Premium Content   Not many people can say they got Mark 'Chopper' Read naked on their first day of work - but former prison officer Steve Bergervoet is one of them. An easygoing country bloke, Bergervoet arrived for his first training shift at Melbourne's Pentridge Prison in 1985. Built in the 1850s, the towering bluestone walls of Pentridge impose an ominous feeling on all who walk their grounds. By the time new recruit Bergervoet wandered through the gates, the prison was already home to a number of Australia's most evil prisone...

Crime by Amelia Saw Premium Content   Not many people can say they got Mark 'Chopper' Read naked on their first day of work - but former prison officer Steve Bergervoet is one of them. An easygoing country bloke, Bergervoet arrived for his first training shift at Melbourne's Pentridge Prison in 1985. Built in the 1850s, the towering bluestone walls of Pentridge impose an ominous feeling on all who walk their grounds. By the time new recruit Bergervoet wandered through the gates, the prison was already home to a number of Australia's most evil prisone...