Ned Kelly, who was executed in Melbourne in 1880 for killing three policemen, has become an iconic figure in Australian history, his last words 'such is life', and identification of his remains ...

A wood cut depicting Ned in action with his armour ... who believed the hulking figure, which refused to yield to gunfire, was actually the devil. Some tell of Kelly slapping his breastplate ...

George MacKay plays Australian outlaw legend Ned Kelly in Justin Kurzel's bloody ... at the center of True History of the Kelly Gang is a figure that looms large in the nation’s folkloric ...

The latest screen version of the Ned Kelly legend is an impressively staged ... cuts an imposing figure as the charismatic outlaw and ably carries the film, but Rush doesn’t have enough screen ...

To many Australians, Ned Kelly, the son of poor Irish Catholics, was a heroic anti-establishment figure who fought corrupt British colonists in the 19th Century. To others, he was a vicious thug ...

For Australian audiences, bushranger outlaw Ned Kelly (1855-80) is probably one of the better-known figures of local nineteenth century history. Dramatised in numerous books, poems and folksongs ...

SYDNEY (Reuters) - The remains of Australia's most famous outlaw, Ned Kelly ... helped make him an iconic figure in Australian history. His family, the Kelly Gang, became a symbol for social ...

But still the figure keeps coming … Ned Kelly's makeshift armour.Credit: Topical Press Agency/Getty Image It cannot be one of the Kelly Gang! They are all inside the inn, not attacking from the ...

SYDNEY — The remains of Australia's most famous outlaw, Ned Kelly ... life" — helped make him an iconic figure in Australian history. His family, the Kelly Gang, became a symbol for social ...

Australian authorities have identified the remains of bushranger Ned Kelly ... on Thursday. Kelly, known for wearing home-made armor in a shootout with police, is an iconic figure in Australian ...

the Australian media had developed a fascination with our crime figures. And few captured the newspapers' interest quite like the Kelly gang, led by the now infamous Ned. Author and journalist ...