Decades in jail for fatal suburban shooting spree A man will spend up to 42 years in prison for a suburban shooting rampage which killed one man and injured many others on the NSW Central Coast. AAP · Mar 10, 2023
Bradley White, 42, sentenced for fatal shooting spree at Wyong on NSW Central Coast in 2020 Bradley White, 42, has been sentenced to 42 years in prison following the shooting spree in which a Central Coast town came under attack from a "haze of bullets" in March 2020. ABC News · Mar 10, 2023
Hour-long rampage: gunman sentenced for fatal shooting spree White fired two rifles at terrified neighbours and emptied more than 220 rounds into houses and cars during the incident. Newcastle Herald · Mar 10, 2023
'Mum, this is it' - shooting rampage victim's dying words Cindy Tonks has told a court how her son knew his life was slipping away after being shot by a neighbour who sprayed more than 220 bullets into the street. Newcastle Herald · Dec 13, 2022
'Mum, this is it' - victim's dying words Cindy Tonks has told a court how her son knew his life was slipping away after being shot by a neighbour who sprayed more than 220 bullets into the street. AAP · Dec 13, 2022
Neighbourhood shooter guilty of murder Bradley White was aware his actions were wrong when he furiously shot up his neighbourhood and killed his neighbour, a Newcastle jury has found. AAP · Oct 14, 2022
Wyong gunman found guilty of murder over shooting Bradley Jason Mark White called those fleeing his barrage of bullets "cowards" Newcastle Herald · Oct 14, 2022
Jury to decide fate of killer NSW shooter A jury has been tasked with deciding whether a man who went on a shooting spree killing his young neighbour was mentally aware of his actions. AAP · Oct 13, 2022
Jury to determine whether accused shooting rampage killer has mental health impairment defence A jury will retire on Thursday morning to begin determining the fate of Bradley Jason Mark White, accused of murdering Byron Tonks in a shooting rampage at Wyong in 2020. Newcastle Herald · Oct 12, 2022
Newcastle Supreme Court told man 'mentally unwell' during fatal shooting rampage in Wyong A court has been told Bradley Jason Mark White "wasn't able to control himself" or "determine what was right or wrong" when he fired more than 220 shots at five homes and eight cars in a suburban street in 2020. ABC News · Oct 11, 2022
Wyong rampage shooter 'off his rocker', defence lawyer says A man accused of going on an hour-long shooting rampage at Wyong, had told a psychiatrist he was thinking about killing his neighbours, a jury has heard. Newcastle Herald · Oct 11, 2022
Deadly Wyong shooting spree that killed Byron Tonks was "a mad act, pure and simple": Trial An angry man's hour-long shooting in suburbia without doing much to disguise himself was a "mad act", a medical expert has told a jury. Newcastle Herald · Oct 6, 2022
Fatal shooting rampage 'a mad act' Two medical experts differ on whether an angry neighbour behind a fatal NSW shooting rampage was severely affected by a mental illness at the time. AAP · Oct 6, 2022
Fatal NSW street shooter 'mentally ill' An angry neighbour fired about 200 bullets at homes over an hour, killing one person, while severely affected by a mental illness, a jury has been told. AAP · Sep 28, 2022
Newcastle Herald · Sep 27, 2022 Shooting rampage: Man on trial accused of murder fired 220 rounds at people, houses and police A man accused of going on an hour-long shooting rampage at Wyong in 2020 during which he fired more than 220 rounds, including one that struck and killed 20-year-old Byron Tonks, has raised a defence of mental health impairment.