CREEPS
FAVOURS FOR FINCH AND THE BURDEN OF THE ELITE! NSW Attorney-General Mark Speakman won’t review WEAK SENTENCE given to former footy star Brett Finch after OUTRAGE over court’s acceptance of LUDICROUS excuse for wanting to rape children
EXCLUSIVE: NSW Attorney-General Mark Speakman refuses to say whether he will review the sentence as well as the court’s bizarre decision making in the recent child sex abuse case involving former NRL star Brett Finch. The weak sentence comes on the back of a similar sweetheart deal the courts struck for Brad Burden – a child rapist friend and media adviser to allegedly corrupt former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian – just a few months ago. Serkan Ozturk reports.
CRIME CULTURE
CRIME CULTURE: On Making BAD Great! An Interview with Catherine du Peloux Menagé
INTERVIEW: Excitement is building as the BAD Sydney Crime Writers Festival returns in under a week to the State Library of New South Wales between 2-5 December. From Rural Noir to Investigative Journalism to Cozy Crime to Indigenous perspectives on the criminal justice system, there will be plenty of diverse views and opinions from a star-studded guest list across crime fiction and true crime. The Festival’s artistic director, Catherine du Peloux Menagé, speaks to Therese Taylor for True Crime News Weekly about what audiences can expect.
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