Peter Lalor

On 29th February 2000, Katherine Knight committed an unspeakable act. A mother of four and a grandmother, she seduced and then stabbed John Price 37 times. A former abattoir worker, she skinned him. A loving partner, she cooked him with vegetables, making a soup with his head. Made gravy. Left him on plates for his family. Why? Pricey was her...

His is a biblical tale, appropriate for a game that's a religion. Ron Barassi was the definitive—some argue first—ruck rover. Together with Norm Smith, he won six premierships in a golden era for the Melbourne Demons. At Carlton and later North Melbourne, Ron fulfilled the second part of his destiny. The game's most determined player became its super coach. Barassi...

Opened in 1932, the Sydney Harbour Bridge remains the most recognisable symbol of Australia. The iconic arch took almost nine years to complete—at a cost of sixteen lives and more than six million pounds—and the people, political wranglings, and incredible feats of engineering behind its creation have become the stuff of legend. The Bridge brings to life the stories of...

Ninety years on from its opening in 1932, the Sydney Harbour Bridge remains the most recognisable symbol of Australia. The iconic arch took almost nine years to complete, at a cost of sixteen lives and more than six million pounds, and the people, political wranglings, and incredible feats of engineering behind its creation have become the stuff of legend. The...