The home-made armour used by Australia's most notorious outlaw Ned Kelly has been put on display as archaeologists believe they have found his grave. Unmarked coffins containing the remains of 32 ...

But questions linger over how they were actually made, and who helped the Kelly Gang design them. A wood cut depicting Ned in action with his armour during his last stand. Picture: State Library ...

The story follows the armour of Joe Byrne, Ned Kelly's second in command, on a journey of discovery from the Victorian town of Glenrowan to the ANSTO's nuclear reactor in Sydney. There ...

In an eerie twist of fate, Ned Kelly is again facing off with the man who sentenced him to death 143 years ago. The notorious bushranger’s armour has been relocated to Melbourne - directly ...

A PIECE of armour worn by Ned Kelly, Australia's most notorious outlaw, has been saved for the nation by the government on the grounds that the killer was an essential part of the country's self ...

Wearing a homemade suit of armor, Ned Kelly faced off against police in a final showdown that became the stuff of legend. Susan Crawford wins Wisconsin Supreme Court race in massive blow to Trump ...

After getting involved with Foxtel series Lawless, which looked at figures such as Ned Kelly and the Kenneth ... that the tattoos often depicted Kelly in his armour or his alleged last words ...