As Scott Rush farewelled his prison guards, his parents had no idea he was on his way home
Scott Rush was smiling as he left Bangli Narcotics jail, in Bali’s north, for the final time last Friday. “He was happy, of ...
‘Speechless’: How a single phone call changed the lives of the Bali Nine forever
When then-19-year-old Scott Rush departed Sydney for Bali in 2005, his father Lee had barrister and family friend Bob Myers ask the Auistralian Federal Police to prevent him from leaving.
Five freed members of Bali Nine drug gang ‘relieved and happy’ to be home
The remaining five Australians from the infamous “Bali Nine” drug gang are “relieved and happy” to be home after Canberra ...
Bali Four fly home, as Scott Rush stays in legal limbo in the NT
The five released members of the Bali Nine drug-smuggling ring have left Darwin and are now headed to their home states, where they will rebuild the lives they destroyed almost two decades ago.
Bali Nine drug smugglers 'relieved' to be back in Australia
The high-profile case began in 2005 when Indonesia caught nine young Australians trying to smuggle 8.3kg (18lb) of heroin out ...
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How two decades of prison hell has taken its toll on the Bali Nine - with one unrecognisable from the fresh-faced youth locked up 19 years ago
The five freed Bali Nine traffickers look more like their fathers, with one of them, Scott Rush, unrecognisable from the handsome, fresh-faced youth locked up in 2005. The five men now face a long ...
Five ‘Bali Nine’ prisoners return to Australia after nearly two decades in Indonesian jails
Prime minister Anthony Albanese confirmed the return of Matthew Norman, Scott Rush, Martin Stephens, Si Yi Chen, and Michael ...
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Remaining ‘Bali Nine’ are reunited with their families in Australia
But this week, they were finally home. Scott Rush, Matthew Norman, Si Yi Chen, Martin Stephens and Michael Czugaj, who were serving life sentences for their roles in a 2005 heroin smuggling scheme ...