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Shelley Hadfield
Verified
Content Director, ABC Melbourne
Melbourne
Beats
politics investigative reporter data analysis, anticorruption visualization, Environment, content creator multiplatform content, Human rights
network systems, hardware
Content
By Shelley Hadfield Verified| The Daily Telegraph Verified A WORLD-famous skateboarder will spend at least two years in jail for killing champion Australian skater Shane Cross in a motorcycle crash. Ali Boulala killed Cross when he smashed into the wall of the Tramway Hotel on March 7 last year. A rising superstar, Cross, 20, was a pillion passenger on the bike. Boulala had a blood alcohol concentration of .162 and Cross, who died in hospital, had a blood alcohol level of .18. Neither of the men were wearing helmets.
By Shelley Hadfield Verified| The West Australian Verified SHELLEY HADFIELDSunday Herald SunSaturday, 30 May 2020 6:00AMPremiumSubscribe to the West AustralianPremium This article is available to subscribers who have digital access included in their subscription. Already a Subscriber? Subscribe now and get unlimited access to award-winning journalism from Western Australia’s biggest newsroom and across the state.
By Shelley Hadfield Verified| The Daily Telegraph Verified A WORLD-famous skateboarder will spend at least two years in jail for killing champion Australian skater Shane Cross in a motorcycle crash. Ali Boulala killed Cross when he smashed into the wall of the Tramway Hotel on March 7 last year. A rising superstar, Cross, 20, was a pillion passenger on the bike. Boulala had a blood alcohol concentration of .162 and Cross, who died in hospital, had a blood alcohol level of .18. Neither of the men were wearing helmets.
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ABC Melbourne