Stephen Pallaras

Great to see you Perth! Thanks for coming to “The Sweet Old Lady & The Murderer Mother”. You were a great crowd with thought-provoking questions! We promise to return with more. Watch this space to see when….

Thank you for your interest Perth! Looking forward to meeting you all on Wednesday! Steel yourselves… this is a true case of murder….it will leave you asking “Who is my neighbour?”

Thank you everyone! Just taking a short break and then promise to schedule a few more true-crime events.

Join trial prosecutor Stephen Pallaras KC as he takes you through this horrific murder that took place within a South Australian family. In “The Ultimate Betrayal”, he’ll share what happened to the victim, the police investigation, how the perpetrators were caught, the trial arguments, the outcome of the court case and what happened afterwards. Join us on Tuesday, 21 July at 7.15pm and be ready to spend your night on the edge of your seat.
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True-Crime Newton: The Ultimate Betrayal Spend the night on the edge of your seat as the trial prosecutor of this horrific murder takes you behind the scenes and shares his rare insights...

The argument that the Government has a mandate to cut down 585 trees doesn’t stack up. Letter in today’s The Advertiser

Only 12 tickets left for our TRUE CRIME event, “The Sweet Old Lady and the Murderer Mother”. For ONE NIGHT ONLY in Perth on Wednesday 17 June 7pm at the . Get ready to spend the night on the edge of your seat as the trial prosecutor takes you through the evidence, the lies, the court case, the twist and turns and the outcome. There’s no other true crime event like this one and you can have all your questions answered. You’ll leave asking yourself “Who is my Neighbour?” Only 12 seats left… don’t wait: trybooking.com/DLMEQ

The public says preserve them. The premier says cut them down. That’s not leadership – that’s arrogance. The breathtaking arrogance is not just in cutting the trees down – it is in pretending that the public’s objections simply do not matter. For when a government starts treating century-old trees as disposable, it starts treating public opinion the same way.

Do our politicians really believe that a century-old tree can simply be replaced with a sapling and a press release? Government by bulldozer and the arrogant hope that prize money will distract everyone is what happens when political arrogance meets a chainsaw.

Our politicians don’t see trees, they see obstacles to a photo opportunity in a golf brochure.

Apart from our grandchildren, very few of us will be around to see the new saplings develop into beautiful natural monuments. A sapling is not a replacement for a mature tree any more than an apology is a replacement for wisdom.

Is there no-one in parliament, of any political persuasion, who is willing to resist this bullying, all for a golfing vanity project?