About Sarah McLean 5 Articles
Sarah McLean recently graduated from a Bachelor of Arts (Humanities) (Honours) at Federation University Australia. Now that her head isn’t in the books all the time (with the exception of the occasional novel or true crime book), she has more time to enjoy her true passions – researching and writing about historical crime, films, and narrowing down her ‘to watch’ list. Her feature articles and short stories can also be found in FedPress Magazine. She is a consumer of, and is often consumed by, true crime and popular culture.

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ASSAULTS & BASHINGS

BLACK & WHITE IN BAYONNE, OR NOT! Bashing death of bus driver in France over Covid face mask brings out old hatred & shysters

July 30, 2020 Therese Taylor

FRANCE: The bashing death of a bus driver in the Pyrenees town of Bayonne earlier this month has reopened age-old faultlines within French society during a pandemic while also attracting those looking to use technology to make a quick buck, writes Therese Taylor.

MEDIA & POLITICS

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.

FEATURED

“THE BONKING BEETROOT”: Deputy PM and “homewrecker” Barnaby Joyce rumoured to have traded sex for favours with powerful Canberra lobbyist

February 13, 2018 Serkan Ozturk

EXCLUSIVE: About to fall on his sword as he stumbles around in an alcohol soaked miasma from personal disaster to political calamity and back again, True Crime News Weekly can now reveal that Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce is rumoured to have engaged in a potentially corrupt sexual affair with a powerful political lobbyist and allegedly may have even exchanged political favours for sex while he was a married man claiming to uphold ‘traditional family values’.

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  2. That’s not a tampon in the photo, it’s a sanitary pad. While there’s nothing wrong with sanitary pads, I’m not sure that unattributed Asian man would appreciate having his photo used in an article arguing against racism. If I was forced to wear a condom on my face for some sort of medical reason because I lived in a developing country and couldn’t get access to plastic, I would not want my picture used that way.

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