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Tony only started to check the time when he was 50. Here’s why On and off, I was in prison for over 20 years I knew how to live in prison but we weren’t taught how to survive on the outside That’s what I struggled with most Institutionalisation has impacted my perspective on life but also my daily habits Every morning I’d make my bed and fold my clothes
How Tony broke the prison cycle | ABC Conversations Podcast In his 20s, Tony joined the Spartan Debating Club inside the jail The prisoners, including Chopper Read, often debated teams from outside the jail, and their families were sometimes allowed in
Nearly half of Tasmanias released. . . - The Last Governor Just one look at Tony Bull's weathered face and you can tell the former prison inmate has lived one hell of a life In the dim of his Hobart flat, the 54-year-old recounts the story of his life and a moment of insight that saved him, and it is clear it is not the first time it has been told
Wholesome prison blues | The Monthly Tony Bull, a former inmate, has been coming to the park with Princess, his English staffy, for years “That’s the old pink palace,” says Bull, pointing at the prison’s first maximum security block
Experts say public housing the key element to stop ex-prisoners re . . . A new report has found there's a simple way to give ex-prisoners like Tony Bull a better chance to stay out of jail: public housing Researchers from the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute (AHURI) compared two groups of ex-prisoners in New South Wales
Jailed in body and mind - ssristories. net TONY Bull has lost count of the number of times he went to prison What he hasn't forgotten is the times he was locked up in solitary confinement in Hobart's Risdon Prison
Inside Risdon Prison gangs | The Mercury Former prisoner Tony Bull, who is credited with “running the prison” during his various stints over the years, explained the nature of the Risdon gangs “It’s a funny story really They’ve all been for the north or the south one way or another They’ve just chose the more powerful side,” he said