Suddenly One Sunday. Mike Bingham. 1996.

Sunday, 28 April 1996, had dawned cool and fine on the sleepy peninsula of Port Arthur in Tasmania. Mick Sargent and Kate Scott were squeezing in some sightseeing before heading back to Perth. Police sergeant Terry McCarthy was at home in Hobart in front of the telly, watching the AFzl. Ambulance volunteer Gary Alexander had settled back to watch the local kids’ sailing races. 

Then a lone gunman opened fire with a semi-automatic weapon at the Broad Arrow Café at historic Port Arthur. Martin Bryant claimed thirty-five lives that day, and injured many more.