Standing in tranquil Harrington Park today, it's hard to believe it was once the site of an infamous crime. But in 1833 Murdock Campbell – who'd recently inherited the land now occupied by Harrington Park – was shot here by James Lockhardt, a notorious bushranger. Time passed and the scandal subsided. For the next century Harrington Park functioned as a farm. In 1944 Sir Warwick Oswald Fairfax - the director of Fairfax newspapers - bought both Harrington Park and a neighbouring property...