Suburban Gangsters

Dennis Allen was the son of crime Matriarch and the inspiration for the film Animal Kingdom, Kath Pentingill. Stewart Regan was a pimp, rapist, standover man and child murderer. When they both died even the criminal underworld rejoiced.

Tilly Devine and 'Chow' Hayes were two of the most terrifying crime figures of the 20th Century and veterans of the infamous Razor Gang wars of the 1920s. With hair-trigger tempers, they slashed, bashed and shot their way to notoriety.

Two boys from Sydney who were sent to reform schools as petty crooks emerged as ruthless gangsters and rose to the top of organised crime in Sydney for three decades.

Two flashy sociopaths, linked by a love crime and power, a rotting body and the convenient death of a witness. They shared a callous indifference for human life, each man building a brand based around their notoriety for ultra violence.

Freeman was a gambler who believed it was time for a change in the harbour city. Sayers was a race fixer who thought he could take on Sydney's organised crime scene.

Russell Cox was Australia's most famous fugitive and Ray "Chuck" Bennett was the mastermind behind Australia's biggest heist. They were ruthless armed robbers who wouldn't hesitate to kill.

'Jockey' Smith, 'public enemy No.1', and Raymond John Denning, a campaigner for prison reform. They were armed robbers who had the dash and cunning to escape from prison.

Dino Dibra was a drug dealer and murderer, and Nikolai Radev was a rapist and drug trafficker. The story of two gangsters who dreamt of ruling Melbourne's underworld.