Sad story behind 'trolley man' hero of Melbourne's Bourke St knife attack - NZ Herald
Melbourne attack: ISIS claim responsibility after killer 'shouted Allahu akbar' - updates | World | News | Express.co.uk
Donations flow in for Melbourne attack's 'Trolley Man' | Arab News
Donations flow in for Melbourne attack's "Trolley Man" | The Peninsula Qatar
Melbourne 'Trolley Man' gets 'incredible opportunity' to turn his life around | Melbourne | The Guardian
Melbourne attack: $80K raised for 'trolley man,' hero of Bourke Street stabbing | CNN
Melbourne's 'Trolley Man' Bourke Street terror attack hero pleads guilty to stealing a car | Daily Mail Online
Bourke Street attack: Trolley Man Michael Rogers just wanted to help after a life of crime
Trolley man: Funds flood in for Melbourne's homeless hero - BBC News
Bourke Street terror attack Trolley Man faces Melbourne court
Melbourne knife attack: 'Trolley man' hailed hero
Melbourne Rallies Behind Trolley Man Following Bourke Street Attack
7NEWS Sydney on Twitter: "A homeless man hailed "Trolley Man" has handed himself into police after 7 News revealed he was wanted over a string of burglaries and breaching his bail conditions.
Bourke Street terror attack: Was Trolley Man making it worse? | news.com.au — Australia's leading news site
Trolley man hailed as the Bourke St rampage hero
Melbourne attack: £65,000 raised for homeless 'Trolley Man' who fought terrorist - World News - Mirror Online
Melbourne 'trolley man' hailed as hero after attack appears in court | CNN
Man who rammed Melbourne terror attacker with a trolley is hailed a hero | Stuff.co.nz
Top cop rubbishes actions of Melbourne terror attack hero 'Trolley Man' | Newshub
Melbourne attack: Homeless man who rammed terrorist with shopping trolley hailed as hero | The Independent | The Independent
7NEWS Melbourne on Twitter: "7 News has spoken exclusively to “trolley man” – a bystander being hailed a hero following the Bourke Street terror attack yesterday. @RobertOvadia #7News https://t.co/sFaLL745Tk" / Twitter
Bourke Street's 'trolley man' tried to stop terrorist | The Australian
Bourke Street attack 'trolley man' says he's 'no hero' as Premier urges Victorians not to shun Armistice Day - ABC News
