I Offer $100 Each to the First Five Refuters of the Conspiracy Theory of Port Arthur

by Mary W Maxwell, LLB In this article, I create a new list of the famous features of the “Port Arthur conspiracy theory,”  relating to the 1996 massacre.  I am doing so because in the last few days there seems to be a new groundswell of interest in Martin Bryant’s innocence. Someone has offered a… Continue reading I Offer $100 Each to the First Five Refuters of the Conspiracy Theory of Port Arthur

A Sort of Lost Manuscript about the Port Arthur Massacre

by Anonymous Introduction by Mary Maxwell, LLB Today, September 14, 2023, is the 10,000th day of unjust imprisonment of Martin Bryant at Risdon Prison, Tasmania. A long time ago, someone sent to my Adelaide address a report about the day April 28, 1996. As I don’t know the author’s name, I did not publicize it.… Continue reading A Sort of Lost Manuscript about the Port Arthur Massacre

Incriminating Questions about the Port Arthur Massacre

(L) Former Police commissioner of Tasmania Richard McCreadie, Photo: Herald Sun, (C) Sgt Gerald Dutton, Photo: The Examiner, (R) Public Prosecutor Damian Bugg, Photo: cdpp.gov.au by Malcolm R Hughes In response to Mary Maxwell’s Australia Day 2023 article on Martin Bryant’s continuing incarceration, and knowing that some people still believe, or pretend to believe, that… Continue reading Incriminating Questions about the Port Arthur Massacre

Retired Cop Andrew MacGregor Compares Port Arthur and Sandy Hook

(L) Port Arthur prison, from the convict days, Photo: smh.com.au (R) Sandy Hook school, Photo: abcnews.go.com by Mary W Maxwell, LLB I am the author of a book about the 2012 Sandy Hook massacre, and coauthor of a book about the 1996 Port Arthur Massacre. Until today I was unaware that anyone had compared the… Continue reading Retired Cop Andrew MacGregor Compares Port Arthur and Sandy Hook

25 Years After The Port Arthur Massacre and Remembering Stewart Beattie

by Dee McLachlan 25 years on and the official narrative still prevails in mainstream media — unquestioned. In an ABC report, three members of Victoria’s response team at the siege have embarked on a 410km trek from Melbourne to Hobart for the 25th anniversary, and to raise money for the Alannah and Madeline (Mikac) Foundation.… Continue reading 25 Years After The Port Arthur Massacre and Remembering Stewart Beattie

A Young Person’s Guide to the Port Arthur Massacre – Mal Hughes Passes the Torch

by Malcolm R Hughes Who was present at the Port Arthur massacre – Ned Kelly or Martin Bryant? Neither. Introduction by Mary W Maxwell This is an unusual article by Mal Hughes who often writes succinct comments (as “Aussiemal”) at GumshoeNews.com. He has learned, from chatting with millennials – people born after 1990 – that… Continue reading A Young Person’s Guide to the Port Arthur Massacre – Mal Hughes Passes the Torch

Still Think Bryant Is Guilty? OK, Answer These Questions

by Malcolm R Hughes How did Barry Unsworth come to make the prediction in December 1987 that, “there would never be uniform gun laws, until there had been a massacre in Tasmania?” Why Tasmania? Why did Ray Groom sacrifice a ministerial position in Federal Parliament to take up a Tasmanian Parliamentary career about the time… Continue reading Still Think Bryant Is Guilty? OK, Answer These Questions