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Gary Johnston is an author, academic and former parole officer with decades of experience in the criminal justice system. He is True Crime News Weekly's Deputy Editor and Melbourne correspondent. His book 'No Previous Conviction' was published in May 2017 and is available on Amazon.
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INVESTIGATIONS

“BY SOME FOUL MEANS”! The Makins & the baby farming murders

February 12, 2019 Katya Gladiadis

SERIAL KILLERS: Sydney couple, John and Sarah Makin, were supposed to take care of babies on behalf of mothers and families who had found themselves in desperate situations. Instead, over a dozen infants died while in their care. Katya Gladiadis with this chilling historical investigation.

DRUGS

SHOCKING AUDIO! “BRIBES FOR VISAS”! Listen to the very moment Border Force tried to deport man after he blew whistle on alleged immigration corruption

February 20, 2019 Serkan Ozturk

EXCLUSIVE: Audio has been leaked to True Crime News Weekly of the very moment Border Force officials promised a whistleblower detained in immigration detention he would be immediately deported after he blew the lid off an explosive alleged “bribes for visas” corruption scandal now enveloping the scandal-ridden Home Affairs Minister, Peter Dutton.

TRUE OPINION

TRUE OPINION: You’re Right Leigh Sales! Bullying Is Wrong So You Should Stop It Too

September 15, 2021 Kieran Butler

Yes – Leigh Sales and Co in the corporate media – there are misogynistic and weirdo trolls lurking on social media but a sense of moral righteousness is completely lost when you’ve been busy trolling the public with hateful, racist bullies and politically-biased coverage that upholds the status quo for years, writes Kieran Butler.

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  1. Policy like this was popular under the De Gaul government – they would deport anyone with a criminal record, which meant lots of French Algerians. And of course that meant police targeted Algerians for petty crimes, trumped up the charges, as a deliberate strategy to ‘clean up’ the streets.
    Australians’ acceptance of this is deeply troubling to me. The youth of France didn’t accept it back in 1968 and that was a major reason for the advancement of French politics and culture.
    If only Whitlam hadn’t been deposed in a coup our present would be very different now.

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