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‘Very kindly, very cute’: Bali locals mourn the two children murdered by their Australian father (opens the original)
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Warning: This story contains graphic content Denpasar: At the Blue Dolphin Playskool in Kuta that Archie and Laura attended, staff remember the children as happy and kind. They are grieving for the six-year-old boy and his four-year-old sister, murdered by their Australian father, Damien John Shaw, this week. “We knew of what happened on Monday. The teachers cried,” one employee told this masthead. The children had been at the school for half their lives. Occasionally, their mother would bring b
‘I love you, Daddy’: Terrified daughter’s final plea before Bali double murder-suicide (opens the original)
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Warning: This story contains graphic content Denpasar: The Indonesian wife of Australian child killer Damien John Shaw watched helplessly from Jakarta as a security camera inside the family’s Bali home streamed some of her daughter’s final images and sounds live to her phone. It was about 8am on Sunday. Only moments earlier, the woman, yet to be identified, had been in what seemed to be an ordinary conversation with 56-year-old Shaw, until the phone captured the sounds of a voice or voices from
Journalists and boat crew missing near erupting Indonesian volcano (opens the original)
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Singapore/Jakarta: Journalists covering the eruption of Mount Anak Krakatau in Indonesia are among eight people missing in the Sunda Strait after trying to get closer to the scene in a speedboat. The five journalists and three boat crew left the island of Java shortly after 2pm Indonesian time on Monday as travel chaos from volcanic ash intensified across Indonesian airports. The boat crew’s last contact with the shore was at 2.42pm, when they were about halfway between their departure point and
In Nepal, hope gives way to grief. Few are counting on miracles (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Thulo Bharkhu, Nepal: It is the first day of Buddhist mourning in the heartbroken village of Thulo Bharkhu, and a grandmother is weeping by two photos she has fixed to her dresser. They show Santu Tamang, the only one of her six children to attend university, dressed sharply in a blazer, smiling beside his wife, Pasang. In the other frame, Yanin, 3, is sitting rugged up against the cold, his littl
This valley was the last known location of a Sydney family. Then a wave 100 metres high hit (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Dhunche, Nepal: High on a remote hilltop, Pasang Tamang bore stunned witness to a tidal wave, its body dark and dragging debris. It crashed through his village, Syabrubesi, the start of the famed Langtang Valley trek. It also is the last known location of an Australian family from Cherrybrook, in Sydney’s north-west. It was not a full hit at first, Tamang says. Much of the surge that had only just
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