August 2020 – True Crime News Weekly

LANZ ON THE BOIL: We’re all in this together, they said!

August 29, 2020 Lanz Priestley

LANZ ON THE BOIL: Dubbed Sydney’s “Night Mayor” by the Daily Telegraph, Sydney Street Kitchen founder and homelessness advocate, Lanz Priestley, begins a new regular column for True Crime News Weekly with a tale of privilege and poverty which the COVID pandemic has only further exacerbated.

NO ESCAPE! Where can victims of family violence & abuse go in COVID lockdown?

August 28, 2020 April Shepherd

FEATURE: Australia has a problem with violence, specifically violence against women. As Victoria surges through its second COVID-19 lockdown the implications for those living in abuse is dire. Where can victims find safety when confined to their home and how has lockdown affected those living in family violence? April Shepherd with this investigation.

TRUE OPINION: What the world needs now? Love. Sweet Love. It’s schmaltzy. But real. There’s just too little of it.

August 7, 2020 Miles Hunt

With the reverberations of a viral pandemic as well as environmental and social crises being felt across the planet, what the world needs now is love and lots of it, writes novelist and lawyer Miles Hunt.

RELEASED & BAILED DESPITE MORE CHARGES FOR MANKY MOLESTOR MUNDINE! Graeme Mundine hides at wife’s house after receiving get-out-of-jail-free card to face further child sex abuse charges

August 4, 2020 Serkan Ozturk

EXCLUSIVE: Convicted child rapist Graeme Mundine – formerly a senior Catholic Church and Indigenous community leader – has been recently released from prison to face court this week on further child sex abuse charges after being charged by detectives over more offences that took place at a Marist Brothers college in Sydney’s west in the 1980s. Serkan Ozturk reports.

ISRAEL, LOOK AT THY SELF! State-Sponsor of Terror Lobbies Government to Intimidate Australians

August 1, 2020 Jay Tharappel

ANALYSIS: Israel’s attempts to demonise Hezbollah and get it proscribed as a terrorist organisation are a reflection of its own sins, writes political commentator Jay Tharappel.