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Gangland Oz

Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

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Gangland Oz

By: James Morton, Susanna Lobez
Narrated by: Susanna Lobez
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Ten years on from the original bestselling Gangland Australia, top true-crime writer James Morton and barrister and broadcaster Susanna Lobez conspire again to track the rise and fall of Australia's talented contract killers, brothel keepers, robbers, bikers, standover merchants, conmen and drug dealers. They examine the role of police, politicians and lawyers who have aided and busted criminal empires and look at the recent rise of youth gangs, cyber crime, identity theft and sexploitation scams. Vivid and explosive, Gangland Oz: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow is compulsive listening.©2017 James Morton & Suzanna Lobez (P)2019 Bolinda Publishing True Crime

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Ordinary

Narration hard to listen to. Statement of dates and mispronunciation of some Australian towns very frustrating. Tedious at times

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Terrible narration

I am really struggling to listen to this book as the narrator sounds like she is narrating a children’s book. Makes it very difficult to get into it & I find myself constantly turning it off. A shame as it’s entirely possible the actual content is fine

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Mostly true, and thereby boring.

If a constant stream of dates, crimes and sentences could possibly be made less entertaining, add a biased, condescending Hyacinth Bucket voiced narration! Only sheer willpower and 'getting my money's worth' made me listen to the end. The facts are mostly true, but a lot of the anti-biker sentiment is the narrator's own opinion.

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pretty good

loved the first half. second half was an endless list of names with little to no back story on most.

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Entertaining

It was an ok audible book it was interesting in later chapters I did start to enjoy it

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most boring badly narrated book I have ever purcha

can't even say dates instead of 5th July it's 5 July boring as batshit

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That voice was annoying and slow

Couldn't even finish the sample so no way I could listen to the whole book.

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Wasn’t overly impressed

Long winded drawn out. A lot better audios to listen too regarding Australian crime. Wouldn’t recommend it

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Well worth it

Great history of how crime has developed in Australia, good pace and length. Worth every minute.

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painful narration. i wish i could get a refund. i just cant listen to her.

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