This is one of those moments where everything just falls in to place. News reader mid-live stream delivering a story on Sydney’s ‘alcohol and violence hotspot’, when an upstanding member of Sydney’s public – possibly trying to find his way to a late night burrito bar – drunkenly stumbles over a curb and lands in the welcoming arms of the cushy pavement. Perfect.

The skeleton of Ned Kelly has finally been found, some 130 years after his hanging. Melbourne based forensic scientists have determined after a 20 month period of exhaustive DNA checks, that the remains are in fact those belonging to the loveable rogue. They were able to make a positive match with Kelly's sisters great grandson, who is a teacher.

Debate will now rage on I'm sure as to how the historical bones are laid to rest. Those carrying his lineage are pressing for closure and burial, while there are also fears that keeping them as a tourist attraction is both disrespectful to Kelly's family, and to those of his victims families.

They still haven't found his skull but, as you can see.