I love this entire interview, I have read the heart garden. It was very insightful. I also read Australian Gothic. But as I continue through the interview, this man is way ahead of his time. Considering the conversations we are having now about lobbying groups and special interest groups controlling the fate of the human race. This man was Incredibly insightful. As I always thought he was through his artwork. Thank you 🙏🏻

Brilliant video. I have had an obsession of Ned for 40 years and have studied & researched him. Your video has portrayed EVERYTHING, I know in my heart to be true. Poor Ned. Thank you so much.

There is no excuse for murder

An outstanding small documentary of the Greastest Man/HERO AUSTRALIA has ever had and ever will, OUR NED KELLY , may his soul finally rest in peace 🙏❤🤍🤗😇

I love going to my Orthodox Christian Church. I have lovely dreams about Ned being at church with me.

Macintyre scattered like the little rat he was

I'm not an art person but I saw a painting by tucker and now I'm down a rabbit hole lol, does anyone have any explanation for all the "faun" paintings such as armored faun

Of course Carey is a pom and fails to mention the rape of Kelly's sister by the pommy Victorian police back then.

What a fantastic documentary

Ned is my hero ❤

Too much talking

If you believe the police version of ned kelly he was a thug, bully and thief ?

Ned Kelly is he was a psycopath who mass murdered 3 Irish born Victorian policemen sent out to arrest his for the attempted murdere of another policeman. He was not Irish, his father was an Irish Convict . Had it not been for the enormous courage of a schoolteacher and Kelly had derailed the train at Glenrowan, he would have slaughtered 28 people, 2 women, Mrs Oconnor and her sister, 5 reporters, 3 railway workers, 5 aboriginals and 13 policemen, plus their horses. It was his intent to shoot dead any survivors of the train wreck and because they were all in civilian clothes he would not have known who was who. When captured, a reporter asked him if he intended to derail the train he said"Yes, they would have done it to me". Had Kelly suceeded he would have been the greatest mass murderer in Australian history until Martin Bryant slaughtered 35 people in Tasmania in 1996. If you can prove otherwise, I stand corrected.

He was nothing but a drunken thug

He was a murder and a thief ! He was not a hero .

Many thanks to Narrator bud Tingwell fine actor and radio star pilot in wwii respected always loved by all. Especially in Victoria. .

Our family is related to Ned Kelly

This is not the true story

In Australia, individuals of British and Irish descent are often referred to as Anglo-Celtic, sharing a common lineage. The actions of the Irish and British led to the drastic reduction of the Aboriginal populations in Australia and Tasmania. Despite this, the story of Ned Kelly, a criminal, is frequently recounted. However, there is a notable silence regarding the tragic history of the Aboriginal people in Australia and Tasmania. Indeed, this aspect of Australian history is often overlooked.

❤❤❤❤❤ Love you Ned

Ín 1965 í was iñ Catholic school in sydñey tóld my teacher I was related to thé kelléys ànd was kicked óut of that school, all thósé years later ít still hurt them..

Why is Ned always portrayed with an Irish accent it’s laughable

A true hero of the common men, his soul will always be welcome in Argentina

Such is life 😯

The Only Kelly Historian to take Seriously! Well Done Ian!

The first time i heard of ned kelly was in the movie ned kelly with heath ledger and orlando bloom the suits of armor is what really made me look more into the story of course i know the movies armor is not the same as the real one

Still a Crim

If Michael Collins had been alive at the time, he would have helped Ned Kelly. Americans would gladly have helped out, even if it meant going to war with England 🇬🇧.

Ned Kelly: The Australian Answer To Jesse James.

My mother used to tell us kids that the Kelly Gang and others used to stop by her family's homestead to rest up. Kelly was right to want a revolution. My direct ancestry goes straight back to an innocent 19 year old lad who was sent to Australia as a convict on board a convict ship. The Aussie govt which is thoroughly corrupt, and the cops haven't changed and still do these types of punitive things to people today to those with whom they disagree. Australia was in dire need of a 1776 American style revolution back then and as it is also today.

My great grandfather was a warder at Melbourne Jail .He was one of the warders that walked Ned Kelly in to be hung. His daughter my grandmother although only 4yrs old at the time told me how her father was to the point of crying and that the majority of warders there were of the same opinion that Ned had been rail loaded.

I am happy to be living in a time and place that has laws to protect the innocent and prosecut the guilty. Our sysyem is not perfect and mistakes do happen, however, it is getting better every day. Trial by jury proves my belief that the law is administered fairly, no one is above the law

Ned Kelly. Perhaps the greatest Australian of all time.

Thank you for a very well researched account of a story that is of intrigue to every true Australian. I have read many different accounts of Ned Kelly’s story, however this video tells the story in a way that encompasses all that I have read. “I am a widow’s son, outlawed and my orders must be obeyed”

Didn't Heath Ledger play him?? Only reason I'm asking Is that in the movie I thought he was still portrayed ad more of a "road agent/bandit" & although they did make him somewhat of a folk hero in it.. They didn't seem "to me" like they done his story justice...Thank you great video

When I was about 6 years old my mother to me the the aquarium I think housed in the exhibition building and outside of the entrance I was told it was ned Kelly’s original amour.

Such is life .

I can't believe that he can be seen as a hero, he was a thief and a murderer.

Victorian police 2024 😅😅😅😅😅 krustys

🎼🎸🪈🪕The music is beautifully haunting🪕🪈🎸🎼

Nobody knew more about the Kelly story than Ian Jones.

The tranquillity of the bush, peace loving sound the peculiar loving smells JUST THE SETTING AND SCENERY AND THE LAID BACK IRISH MUSIC WHOLESOME.OH SORRY WHATS THAT ABOUT NED KELLY,IN A FAR AWAY PLACE HE FINDS HIS PEACE AND TRANQUILITY❤.NARRATOR WAS ALSO A PEACEFUL PERSON FINDING HIS SOLACE.

Its a crying shame that Australia is letting the old property go to shame its history good or bad . 🇮🇪

Geez the Mick Jagger picture wasn't real Well I'll be

Although no relation, (we share the same surname) I visited the site of the siege and capture during the early 1970's. It looks pretty well the same in the video as it did back then and I still recall the lump I felt in my throat as I tried to visualise what had happened during those fateful days all those years earlier.

He was just a crook. What's the attraction

Great video, Go Ned ❤

They were thieves no matter how much spin people put on it. A horse back then was the most expensive asset families owned. And same as robbing money from a bank. Their was no insurance. Robbing a bank was stealing from hard honest people in the area. Ned Kelly had the skills to make a honest living and he chose not to.

"no vibes" ?

It's amazing isn't it government never changes