The infamous armour was used only once, by the Kelly gang of bushrangers in their battle ... The story follows the armour of Joe Byrne, Ned Kelly's second in command, on a journey of discovery ...

The Kelly brothers, who had been joined by gang members Joe Byrne and Steve Hart, ambushed Kennedy’s patrol at Stringybark Creek, murdering three of them. Only Constable McIntyre escaped.

Peter Carey’s The True History of the Kelly Gang, has been rightly praised for the brilliant language the author has constructed from the manifesto written by Ned and/or Joe Byrne, known as the ...

An hour and a half into director Justin Kurzel's "True History of the Kelly Gang," a lanky Ned Kelly grimaces at his longtime friend Joe Byrne. "I don't give a **** about no doughnuts," Ned yells.

Back in Victoria the gang seized the town of Glenrowan on June 28, 1880, two days after Joe Byrne murdered police informer Aaron Sherritt. Byrne, Dan Kelly and Steve Hart were killed in a siege ...

And it goes a long way to solving one of the last mysteries surrounding the Kelly Gang. An army of historians ... Steve Hart and Joe Byrne was made. Mr Sutton believes he has found the forge ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. DARREN Sutton could not believe his eyes. Treading warily across the scorched earth outside Beechworth after the 2003 bushfires ...

The brothers were joined in the bush by two other men, Joe Byrne and Steve Hart, forming the Kelly Gang. Meanwhile, Ned and Dan’s mother, Ellen, and two other people were imprisoned for ...

Three police officers slain by the Kelly gang more than 100 years ago were ... and associates Steve Hart and Joe Byrne. Sgt Kennedy's great-grandson Leo Kennedy said the award meant a lot to ...

STEPHANIE ZILLMAN: The tale of the infamous Kelly gang's demise at a Glenrowan Inn in 1880 is part of Australian folklore. Ned, his brother Dan, and their associates, Joe Byrne and Steve Hart ...