Australians abroad
Australian tourist found dead in Thai hotel room
An Australian man, believed to be aged in his early 20s, has died in a hotel room in Phuket reportedly whilst on the phone.
- Kayla Olaya
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Former NSW MP dies suddenly in Thailand
Phuket police say doctors believe he choked on corn kernels.
- Zach Hope and Jessica McSweeney
Prosecutors to argue Australian brothers were killed in ‘robbery gone wrong’ while surfing in Mexico
Lawyers say there is still no indication that local drug cartels were involved in the deaths of Callum and Jake Robinson in a remote part of northern Mexico last year.
- Aline Corpus and Catherine Naylor
Inside the final hours before Australian lawyer died in Thai massage parlour
Christopher Saines walked through the glass doors of a massage parlour, and paid about $20 for a traditional Thai massage. Within hours, he was found dead.
- Zach Hope and Cloe Read
The underworld hit in Bali was brazen. But the firebombing in Melbourne sent a message
When Melbourne’s gangland wars reached the usually quiet streets of Bali last month, even crime figures back home were surprised. Then came the firebombing.
- Sherryn Groch, Amilia Rosa and Sally Rawsthorne
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Brisbane lawyer found dead with powder at Thailand massage parlour
A masseuse reported she could still hear him snoring at 4am, however when staff went to wake him hours later, they discovered he had died.
- William Davis and Zach Hope
‘If I could have amnesia, I would’: The horror day that left 52 dead in London
Thelma Stober was on the Tube when a terrorist standing next to her detonated a bomb. Her thoughts 20 years later are with those who did not make it.
- David Crowe
Police still investigating if Bali shooting of Australian man was a botched hit
The three Australians accused of murdering a countryman and wounding another inside a luxury Bali villa have been paraded before the media.
- Zach Hope, Amilia Rosa and Sherryn Groch
‘The best dad in the world’: Wife of Bali ambush victim says birthday turned to tragedy
Jazmyn Gourdeas was meant to be celebrating her birthday with her husband on June 16. Instead, she spent the day sitting with his body in a Bali morgue.
- Zach Hope, Amilia Rosa and Sherryn Groch
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He stopped for cigarettes moments before a deadly ambush. It was the clue police needed
Investigators in Bali, and diplomats from Australia, are scrambling to piece together how a clutch of Australians came to be at the centre of one of the most violent shootings in Bali’s history.
- Amilia Rosa and Sherryn Groch
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