It's a story that became Aussie folklore, but for the descendants of those involved, the ripple effects of that frosty night ...

Round out your stop with a tour of the Old Beechworth Gaol where bushranger Ned Kelly did time. North of the border, recharge near Gundagai's famous Dog on the Tuckerbox.

In Victoria, she covers Melbourne’s Bay Trail, heading south from bustling bayside suburb St Kilda, and then Ned Kelly country in the historic regional town of Beechworth.

Beechworth’s courthouse still features its original furnishings, including Australian cedar benches and pine floors. Ned Kelly stood in the same well-preserved dock.

“I am Ned Kelly, the son of Red Kelly, and a better man never stood in two shoes".—Ned Kelly. Like an Australian Billy the Kid, Ned Kelly is a notorious outlaw and bushranger whose story has ...

Ned Kelly was just a teenager when he heard of a happy-go-lucky Pom called Harry — whose infamous crimes planted a dangerous seed in his mind. In one year, he carried out 600 robberies, holding ...

Ned Kelly was just a teenager when he heard of a happy-go-lucky Pom called Harry — whose infamous crimes planted a dangerous seed in his mind. LJ Charleston 6 min read November 25, 2018 - 10:24AM ...

Beechworth is a historic gold rush town, famous for connections with Ned Kelly — Australia’s notorious bushranger. Ned’s uncle, James Kelly, was an inmate in the asylum and one of the 3,000 who never ...

Kelly was the uncle of bushranger Ned Kelly, the infamous outlaw convicted of a number of crimes including murder. He was eventually sentenced to death by colonial judge Sir Redman Barry, who ...