GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Eugene Donnini spent the early part of his life as a member of one of Australia's most colourful and notorious street gangs, the Collingwood Boys. This association culminated in a 10-year prison sentence for armed bank robbery in 1971. He also spent time in Pentridge's H Division, where he, along with a number of other inmates, took on the corrupt penal system, which resulted in the closure of one of the most brutal, inhumane prison divisions in Australian history.
GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Mahmoud Rocky Mando is a Barrister-at-Law based in Sydney. He represents individuals and corporate entities in their legal disputes relating to personal and commercial matters in areas of Human Rights and Employment Law, Crime and Family Law, and Business and Property Disputes. Notably, he has represented individuals who have suffered under draconian COVID restrictions. Mahmoud obtained his Bachelor of Laws (1st Class Hons) from the University of Technology Sydney.