Editing Sydney Push (section)

==Events in the news==
The most dramatic public event to impinge on the Push was the mysterious [[Bogle-Chandler case]] of 1963 and its sequel, a heavily publicised inquest in which several Push personalities gave evidence.<ref>{{usurped|1=[https://web.archive.org/web/20011203225310/http://www.boglechandler.com/ Bogle and Chandler]}}–a factual website with bibliography</ref> Another memorable incident involved the discovery of what news media recognised as a dismembered murder victim in an unlocked trunk at the foot of a city train-station escalator.  This was later revealed to be a collection of body parts, the property of a doctor, found and used in a macabre practical joke by a notorious confidence trickster, the late Julian Ashleigh Sellors (known in the Push as 'Flash Ash').<ref>Nowell, Laurie "Roguery loses a "Flash" character". Perth ''[[Daily News (Perth, Western Australia)|Weekend News]]'' p. 5, 5 October 1985</ref>