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SA: SA arsonist sentenced to12 years' jail
ADELAIDE , Dec 16 AAP - A man who got a \"rush\" out of lighting bushfires and inflicting arson attacks on homes in Adelaide's south has been jailed for at least seven years.
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SA arsonist needs heavy sentence: court
\"The people living in that community were no doubt terrified,\" Ms [Lucy Boord] said. \"The bushfires were popping up everywhere.\"
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In the Wings: Travel Books 2022
PW asked five emerging and veteran guidebook authors about their inspiration, their dream projects, and how they’ve weathered two years of diminished travel.
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SA: SA arsonist needs heavy sentence: court
ADELAIDE, Nov 15 AAP - A man who lit a string of bushfires at the height of summer in Adelaide's south \"for something to do\" should be punished with the full force of the law, a court has heard. \"The people living in that community were no doubt terrified,\" Ms [Lucy Boord] said. \"The bushfires were popping up everywhere.\" [Garry John Trestrail] told a psychologist that he lit the fires simply \"for something to do\", the court heard.
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SA: 'Malicious' SA arsonist gets 12 years jail
ADELAIDE , Dec 16 AAP - A young man who got a \"rush\" out of starting bushfires and setting homes alight at the height of summer in Adelaide's south has been jailed for at least seven years. \"Lighting fires at the height of the bushfire season clearly exposed a lot of people to danger.\" \"Because he's a rotten egg and it doesn't mean everyone is,\" she said.
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SA:SA man denies string of fire offences
[Garry John Trestrail] pleaded not guilty to arson involving damaging a house by fire at [Morphett Vale] on January 29.
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Protestants in middle classes are least likely to vote: poll
The survey of 1,200 people was conducted by Dr John Garry, a political scientist at Queen's University, shortly after last May's Assembly elections. \"Catholics are more likely to be working class than Protestants, hence driving up the working class participation rate,\" Dr Garry wrote in his report. Stormont was also credited with improving policing and justice by most, with only 25% believing that devolution of powers had made things worse.
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Qld: Wife killer's sentence cut by one year
\"Bearing in mind ([Garry John Mills]') genuine remorse and the nature of the provocation in this case, I consider that the applicant should be sentenced to nine years' imprisonment,\" Justice Patrick Keane said in a written judgment handed down today. Mills took his case to the Court of Appeal in Brisbane earlier this month, arguing he should have been given a lesser sentence based on previous cases.
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Qld: Wife killer appeals his sentence
Todd Fuller, who appeared for the crown, argued Justice Margaret White had correctly sentenced Mills based on the proper examination of the evidence. Garry John Mills was sentenced in January in the Queensland Supreme Court in Brisbane after pleading guilty to the manslaughter of his wife Jolene, 29, in their Ipswich home on July 9, 2005.
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Qld: Bible session leads wife killer to confess: court
Garry John Mills, 33, was today sentenced in the Supreme Court in Brisbane to 10 years' jail for killing his wife Jolene, 29, in their Ipswich home on July 9, 2005. Mills went into what he later described as \"meltdown\", wresting the cord from her hands and wrapping it around his wife's neck. In a letter tendered to court he offered his \"heartfelt apologies\" for his actions and said every day was a \"struggle\".
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