The attempted murder in 1984 of undercover policeman Michael Drury - shot while in his kitchen feeding his baby daughter - has been labelled the 'lowest of low' in Australian criminal annals. The compelling ABC TV mini-series Blue Murder brings this dramatic crime back into the spotlight. The case involves accusations of bribery, widespread corruption, betrayal and collusion and provides a rare insight into the mechanics of police culture. Former Detective-Sergeant Roger Rogerson's part in the affair is documented and reveals the intense struggle for power that existed in the NSW police force. That struggle - the pitting of one kind of policeman against another - has had far reaching consequences. Written in a pacy style and unfolding like a whodunit, Line Of Fire is a compelling story.
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Darren Goodsir has worked as press relations officer for Tony Laura, NSW Police Commissioner and as an investigative reporter with the Telegraph Mirror. He currently writes for the South China Morning Post in Hong Kong.
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