The Execution Of Justice

IT IS entirely understandable that the executions, by firing squad, of three of the Bali bombers have been welcomed by some of the victims' families and friends. The 2002 nightclub massacres were a ghastly atrocity. The ordeal of the bereaved - 202 people, including 88 Australians, died - was exacerbated, not just by five years of prolonged legal challenges but also by the Indonesian authorities' unaccountable readiness to allow the jailed but unrepentant mass murderers to laugh and boast to the ...

Editorial No Closure For Families In Bali Execution

AND so it is done. Bali bombers Amrozi, his brother Mukhlas and Imam Samudra met their maker early yesterday morning, paying the price for their role in the terror strike that killed 202 people, including 88 Australians, in 2002.

Extremely Haute Couture: Sarah Takes Fashion To New Level

AT 1.88 METRES (6feet 2inches) in her bare feet, Sarah Schofield is accustomed to standing out in a crowd. Reaching 2.1 metres (7 feet) in her high heels and perspex pinwheel hat, the 21-year-old RMIT fashion student was truly outstanding yesterday, winning fashions on the field at Derby day, traditionally the most stylish meet of cup week.