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John Fairfax on The Sydney Morning Herald and Fairfax family values
190 years on, the Herald remains to 'tell stories, break news and act as an investigative watchdog'. The Lady Fitzherbert docked in Sydney on 26 September, 1838. After a four-month journey, my great, great grandfather John Fairfax, his wife Sarah and four children -- one of whom had been born during the voyage and who was to die two months after arrival -- started their new life. John had been bankrupted in England fighting a defamation action that he won.
Blind Defence Review
William Benson was introduced in Summary Justice, a man who served more than 11 years for a murder he claims he did not commit, but forced to admit culpability to earn redemption. While inside he studied for the bar, and with the help of funding from an anonymous benefactor has qualified as a barrister. He operates from an old fish-shop assisted by his clerk Archie and typist Molly.
Fairfax, Bell: Drug addiction and overdose is a moral crisis
By Justin Fairfax and John BellFairfax, a former federal prosecutor, is one of three candidates seeking the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor in the June 13 primary. Bell represents parts of Loudoun and Prince William counties in the House of Delegates.Until recently, drug addiction in this country was viewed as a law enforcement problem.
Jessica Mann - February 2017 Crime Round-up
Jessica Mann February 2017 Crime Round-up John Fairfax, Marc Elsberg (Translated by Marshall Yarbrough), Jane Harper, Ali Land, Rennie Airth, Emily Fridlund, Fiona Cummins It is exactly ten years since I started writing this column following the death of Literary Review’s previous crime fiction critic, Philip Oakes. Much has changed in that decade, from the increasing numbers of female authors and protagonists to the acceptability of self-publishing.
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