matched with brass deposits found at the bomb site. A block of wood from which a part of the bomb had been sawn was found at Craig Minogue's premises. Tinned copper wire, similar to that used with detonators at the bomb site, was found at Craig Minogue's premises. Residue of gelignite matched residue found at a previous address of Craig Minogue in Lower Templestowe. Evidence from a witness that Craig Minogue called around Easter 1986, to ask about the use of detonators. A witness testified that Craig Minogue was seen driving a 1979 Commodore around the CBD before the explosion. Karl Zelinka testified that before the bombing, that he discovered a box of explosives in the garage of the Haros Avenue home. At the end of a six-month trial in 1988 in the Supreme Court of Victoria before Justice Vincent, Taylor and Craig Minogue were convicted of murder and various other offences related to the bombing. Peter Reed and Rodney Minogue were acquitted of any offences related to the bombing, but Reed was convicted of a number of offences related to his arrest, and was sentenced to 12 years imprisonment. Taylor was sentenced to life imprisonment with no minimum term (i.e. never to be released), the first person in Victoria to be so sentenced. Taylor died in prison at the age of 79. Craig Minogue was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 28 years. Although Minogue thus became eligible for parole in 2016, the Victorian Parliament has twice legislated to keep him in prison. Minogue and Reed have both been recently charged with sexual assault offences that allegedly occurred just before the bombing. Aftermath In 1995, police headquarters moved to the Victoria Police Centre with the old headquarters many years later redeveloped into an apartment complex. There is a memorial plaque to Angela Rose Taylor on the side of the building. Wylie, who was shot by Reed, later recovered from his wounds, but eventually left the police force; in July 2014, he died by suicide, aged 61. Media Phoenix – a 1992–1993 13-part Australian police drama television series loosely based on the Russell Street bombing The case was covered by Casefile True Crime Podcast on 2 and 9 July 2016. A dramatisation of the bombing was featured in the "A Step Closer to the Madness" episode of the Australian drama series The Newsreader, broadcast on ABC on