The awful tragedy that prompted "one punch" law reform | 60 Minutes Australia

Thomas Kelly had his whole life ahead of him. But in 2012, he was killed in Sydney's famous Kings Cross district, when he fell after being punched by an unknown attacker. His death, along with the death of Daniel Christie in 2014, would go on to influence a spate of alcohol-fuelled violence legislation in New South Wales.

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