The Heritage Council, however, has several issues to contend with. For one, the nature of the relationship between Moonlite and Nesbitt is not as sure and settled as has been assumed. For another ...

In the annals of bushranging, Andrew George Scott (aka Captain Moonlite) is not as familiar a name as Ned Kelly, though arguably he was just as complex and interesting a character as well as being ...

It was a match made in gaol. Andrew Scott — better known by his alias Captain Moonlite — met James Nesbitt in a Melbourne prison, where they were serving sentences in the late 1870s.

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Captain Moonlite was the rock 'n' roll bushranger; bad, strikingly handsome and, likely, gay. He also was a cop killer. In 1879 ...

(MENAFN- The Conversation) Captain Moonlite, the bushranger known for the Egerton bank robbery of 1869 and the Wantabadgery outrage of 1879 , is commonly thought to have been gay or queer ...