Kelly Gang

The Kelly Gang was a notorious group of Australian criminals led by Ned Kelly in the late 1800s. They became infamous for their series of bank robberies, confrontations with police, and their defiant armor-made suits. Kelly and his gang were viewed by some as Robin Hood-like figures rebelling against authorities, but they also committed violent crimes. Their story highlights issues of social inequality and justice in colonial Australia. Ned Kelly's life and gang activities have become a significant part of Australian cultural history, symbolizing resistance and outlawry.