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http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0,21598,24009742-2761,00.html

WA's most notorious sex offender - Abo, Gary Michael Narkle - is living in a park frequented by children.

Police say that Narkle, once described by Attorney-General Jim McGinty as a ``serial sex monster'', is homeless, drinking heavily and has been living in an Armadale park.

They believe Narkle, 53, whose sex offences stretch back 20 years, is a high risk for re-offending.

But they say he is being monitored and they are trying to get him housed through the Department of Housing and Works.

But council workers who spoke to The Sunday Times said they were extremely concerned because children played in the park where Narkle was living.

Rob Fry, president of peak parent group the WA Council of State School Organisations, said Narkle should be removed from any possible contact with children.

``In the case of Mr Narkle, the community needs to be assured that he has no contact with minors,'' Mr Fry said.

``If he's wondering around parks, obviously they don't have that assurance. [More ....]

1967 - Aggravated assault on a young boy
1969 - Attempted Sodomy
1970 - Aggravated assault
1972 - Aggravated assault
1972 - Robbery in Company
1980 - Assaulting a police officer
1980 - Aggravated assault on a female
1982 - Aggravated assault on a female (2 counts)
1982 - Abducted a girl under the age of 16 years
1982 - Carnal Knowledge (2 counts)
1984 - Assault occasioning bodily harm
1985 - Break and Enter
1985 - Deprivation of Liberty
1985 - Rape (2 counts)
1989 - Assault occasioning bodily harm
1990 - Deprivation of Liberty
1990 - Aggravated sexual assault (2 counts)
1999 - Aggravated sexual assault
2000 - Deprivation of Liberty
2000 - Assault occasioning bodily harm
2000 - Assault with intent to commit a crime
2000 - Assaulting a police officer
2002 - Aggravated sexual assault
2005 - Aggravated assault on a female

[Adelaide woman Laura McKenzie reveals US detention centre hell]

Adelaide woman Laura McKenzie reveals US detention centre hell

http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,23956865-5006301,00.html

AN Adelaide woman who was stuck in US detention centres for nearly three weeks says she was treated worse than the illegal Mexican immigrants with whom she shared a cell, Messenger News reports.

Laura McKenzie, 21, says she had to eat food with her hands, sleep on a concrete floor and, unlike the Mexicans, was not given a proper chance to explain her situation - which she says resulted from an entry card mix-up.

Ms McKenzie is waiting for a US court hearing next week when she is expected to be issued with documents to allow her to fly back to Australia. She was released from the Willacy Detention Centre, Texas, on June 11.

Underbelly is another complete load of crap from the Nine Network (commercial tv) in Australia. The only reason I'm posting a link to it here is because some who wish to see it are unable to because it has been banned in the state of Victoria.

Cailen.

Underbelly is an Australian television drama series, based on the real events of the 1995–2004 gang war in Melbourne. The series began screening on 13 February 2008 on the Nine Network (and affiliates) in all states and territories except Victoria, due to a court injunction. Underbelly is a 13-part mini-series, based on the book Leadbelly: Inside Australia's Underworld, by Age journalists John Silvester and Andrew Rule.

The key players in Melbourne's criminal underworld, including the Moran family and their rival, the maverick Carl Williams, are featured using their real names.

The major factions, as presented in the story, are the Morans, including Lewis, Mark, and Jason Moran, the "Carlton Crew", which included Alphonse Gangitano, Domenic "Mick" Gatto, his lawyer George Defteros and Mario Condello, "the Russians", led by Nik "The Russian" Radev, and the Williams family, which included Carl Williams, Tony Mokbel, Andrew "Benji" Veniamin and, at different times, Victor Brincat and Dino Dibra.

The police investigators, Steve Owen and Jacqui James, are fictional, but based on amalgamations of several officers who worked on the Purana Task Force, which was charged with investigating the gangland war and halting the killing.

According to its marketing, the series "uses the framework of the murderous war between the two gangs, and the bigger moral war between the gangs and the Purana Task Force, to explore a complex array of individual stories and relationships - some touching, some incredible, all breathtaking - it is a mini-series that examines the kaleidoscopic nature of loyalty, love, revenge and pride when the normal and identifiable emotions of human attachment are moved from the context of social decency to social indecency.

http://www.eztv.it/index.php?main=show&id=646

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMVHidX8Kz4