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Emily Horwath took to social media to share a series of photos of the couple together, while sharing tributes left by friends.

"You are one of one. I will love you forever," she said.

Mexican authorities have now confirmed three bodies found down a well in Baja California are those of Callum and Jake Robinson, and friend Jack Carter Rhoad.

Police confirmed they had been shot in the head in what is believed to have been a tyre theft gone wrong.

ATO warns Aussies about three tax mistakes

Aussies will be filing their tax returns in less than two months, with the ATO warning today they're paying extra attention to the following three mistakes.

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If you "deliberately" make any of them, the ATO could well be in touch.

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Koala disrupts Ironman event

How's this for a surprise visitor.

Athletes at an Ironman event in Port Macquarie were left navigating their exhausted bodies around a koala affectionally known as "Big Boy" after he made his way onto the course.

Local Jason Hannah told the ABC the koala was making his way to a gum tree by the riverside.

"He walks around like he owns the joint. Everybody leaves him alone, they let him do his own thing … he's one of the residents, really," he revealed.

While spotting a koala in an urban environment can be the result of over-development, an expert told the ABC the koala looked like he was in "excellent condition".

Body found after passenger overboard on P&O cruise ship off Sydney

NSW Police have confirmed a body has been found off the coast of Sydney after a passenger fell overboard from a P&O cruise ship in the early hours of Monday.

"About 10.30am, officers attached to Police Marine Area Command located the body of a man and it was retrieved," police said in a statement.

The ship was 18km from Sydney at the time of the incident.

Why Coca-Cola and other soft drinks could jump in price

There is mounting pressure for Australia to slap a new tax on sugary drinks like Coca-Cola in an effort to get to grips with a "huge health problem".

The Australian Medical Association says the sugar tax would help combat obesity and diabetes and such a move is backed by a new report from the Grattan Institute.

“Sugary drinks make us sick, and we know this is a huge health problem for Australia,” AMA President Professor Steve Robson said.

The AMA’s modelling also suggests a sugar tax could result in government revenue of $4 billion across four years, which could be used to fund further preventative health activities.

“Of course, this revenue is above and beyond the burden and cost we could save the health system. Anything we can do to lessen the strain on our health system, particularly while our hospitals are in logjam, is critical," Prof Robson said.

Sky News host apologises to teen millionaire live on-air

Sky News host Peter Stefanovic has apologised live on-air for his heavily criticised interview with the teen winner of the Northern Territory's Million Dollar Fish competition.

Keegan Payne, 19, scooped the $1 million prize last week after catching the coveted tagged barramundi and while he was overjoyed with his win, his fairytale story quickly soured when Stefanovic brought up an unsavoury incident from his past live on-air.

A remorseful Keegan was forced to admit he was involved in the theft of two work vehicles at his employer's property three years ago, with the business owner later speaking out saying he had forgiven Keegan.

Critics said Stefanovic's "gotcha" moment fuelled unfair stereotypes , with Indigenous rights advocates condemning the host's behaviour.

“An apology from me, last Wednesday we invited Keegan Payne onto our show to discuss his win in the Million Dollar Fish competition in the Northern Territory,” Stefanovic said on Monday.

“During that interview I asked him about a theft that had occurred several years earlier. I should not have asked him about those claims and I regret doing so.

“I apologise sincerely to Keegan and his family.”

It followed a statement released by the network on Friday apologising for the interview.

Titanic and Lord of the Rings star dies aged 79

Bernard Hill, the actor best known for his roles in the Lord of the Rings trilogy and Titatnic, has died at the age of 79.

He died early on Sunday morning, his agent Lou Coulson revealed, and was accompanied by his fiancee Alison and his son Gabriel. His cause of death has not been confirmed.

Tributes are pouring in for the "marvellous" actor.

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Aussie brothers shot in 'execution-style' killing

Police in Mexico say three men understood to be Australian brothers Callum and Jake Robinson and friend Jack Carter Rhoad were shot in the head in an execution-style killing.

Authorities in Baja California believe three people arrested were attempting to steal the men's ute at their remote campsite and when Callum, Jake and Jack attempted to fight back, weapons were discharged.

Three bodies were found dumped in a well 15 metres deep about 6km from where they were camping.

Police believe more people were involved in the attack.

Students' 'disgraceful' list ranking female classmates

Four boys from a Melbourne private school have been suspended after a list was posted to social media rating their female classmates with one category titled "unrapeable".

The shocking list was posted by Year 11 students from Yarra Valley Grammar School in Ringwood onto the platform Discord and was discovered by the school last Wednesday.

Yarra Valley Grammar principal Dr Mark Merry spoke to Nine on Sunday and described the post as “disgraceful”.

“Respect for each other is in the DNA of this school, and so this was a shock not only to us … but it was a shock to the year level and the boys in the year level that see this as way, way out of line,” he said.

“As a father, I find it absolutely outrageous, disgraceful, offensive. As a principal, I need to make some decisions [about] what we do about all of this,” he said.

The list has since been reported to police by the school to ensure it wasn’t linked to any criminal offence.

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‘Lower the temperature’ on protests at university campuses, education minister says

The education minister was also asked about the pro-Palestine encampments taking place across Australian universities, and whether they should be allowed to continue for as long as students are willing to man them.

He told ABC RN that protests will always be a part of democracy, but said “we’ve just got to lower the temperature”.

There’s always going to be protests in a democracy, that’s part of being a democracy. What there’s no place for is hate or violence or prejudice or discrimination and certainly no place [for] antisemitism or Islamophobia – whether it’s on our university campuses or anywhere else in the country. What I’d say is that we’ve just got to lower the temperature. You know, what’s happening on the other side of the world is trying to pull our country apart. We’ve got to work together – whether it’s politicians or religious leaders or community leaders, whether it’s the media, or student representatives – to work to keep our country together, not let it get pulled apart.

Placement payment for student teachers and nurses not meant to be a wage, Clare says

ABC RN host Sally Sara noted that the government’s own economic inclusion advisory committee found payments like Austudy and Abstudy are too low and can’t be lived on . Why not tie placement payments to the minimum wage, she asked?

The education minister, Jason Clare , said this measure was not designed to be a wage but “a bit of extra financial support”. He said:

There’ll be a lot of people who will still be able to work at the same time as they’re doing [placements]. But there are people who can’t [and] this will provide that bit of extra help to pay the bills, put food on the table, pay for transport, sometimes the relocation costs that come with prac. The commonwealth government hasn’t done this before. This is the first time that this has happened. It’s happened in the in response to calls from students – both teaching students and nursing students and social work students – across the country, and it’s come out of the work for the universities accord team that heard loud and clear that there is placement poverty in this country. If we want more people to finish their teaching and nursing degrees – if we want to get more people teaching our kids, helping us when we’re sick, working in domestic violence refuges – [then] this is part of the way to do it.

Education minister on new placement payments for student teachers and nurses

As Paul Karp reported this morning, student teachers, nurses, midwives and social workers will receive a weekly payment of $320 during their mandatory placements under a new cost-of-living measure in the May budget.

The education minister, Jason Clare , was on ABC RN earlier to discuss the measure. Asked about any means testing model for the payment, he said:

Teaching students do about 600 hours as part of their degree in a classroom, nurses do about 800 hours in a hospital, and sometimes they’ve got to give up their part-time job to do [this] … We’ll work with unions as well as the university sector to make sure that we sharpen and define the means testing model that we’ll put in legislation to make sure that we’re giving this to the people who need it the most.

He flagged a means test could look at students who still live at home versus living independently, as well as those already receiving financial supports or students who work more than 15 hours a week.

Clare said he met a nursing student in Sydney last week who said the payment would mean “the difference between paying for parking at the hospital or paying for food that she wants to eat every night”.

New direct flight between Australia and Palau

A new direct flight between Australia and Palau has been announced today, with the first flight to depart this month.

The non-stop flights will go between Brisbane and Koror, Palau and “help create new opportunities for regional tourism and trade”, a statement from foreign minister Penny Wong and Palau president Surangel Whipps said.

Palau is a tiny country of over 500 islands in the Pacific, with a population of about 20,000 people.

Nauru Airlines will operate the flight until 31 October this year, with eligible Australian, Pacific and Asian airlines invited to participate in a tender to operate the route through to October 2025.

The route compliments the “Island Hopper” flight between Brisbane, Nauru, Tarawa, Majuro, Pohnpei and Koror.

Wong said in a statement:

Australia has heard the calls from Pacific leaders for deeper connections and easier movement around the region, and is working to improve access, mobility, and migration opportunities.

Calls for 'substantial increase' to jobseeker and youth allowance

A group of women and non-binary people from civil society have written to the prime minister, Anthony Albanese , seeking a “substantial increase” in jobseeker and youth allowance.

It notes that this was the priority recommendation of the government’s own Economic Inclusions Advisory Committee, quoting chair Jenny Macklin who said: “Women escaping violence also need to know that there will be a decent social security net for them.”

The letter said:

The current social security safety net cannot be described as “decent” nor safe. The JobSeeker Payment is just $55 a day. Youth Allowance is even less at $45 a day. Around 500,000 women receive these payments. While the government’s restoration of Parenting Payment Single to 82,000 single parents whose youngest child is aged between 8 and 14 was most welcome, there remain large numbers of women of all ages in receipt of JobSeeker and other working-age payments that are simply not enough to cover basic costs. Fixing the adequacy of Jobseeker and Youth Allowance to deliver basic economic security for women cannot wait.

The letter is signed by Macklin, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander commissioner June Oscar , sex discrimination commissioner Anna Cody , single mothers advocate Terese Edwards, former NSW women’s minister Verity Firth , unionists Emeline Gaske and Correna Haythorpe and former independent MP Cathy McGowan .

Unlike last year’s letter coordinated by the Australian Council of Social Services, this does not appear to include current Labor MPs.

David McBride sentencing hearing to take place today

The sentencing hearing for military whistleblower David McBride will take place today.

McBride pleaded guilty to stealing commonwealth information and passing that on to journalists at the ABC, who used the material as the basis for an investigative series exposing war crimes in Afghanistan, titled The Afghan Files .

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A rally is due to take place this morning, with a number of McBride’s supporters speaking. Saffrine Duggan, the wife of Dan Duggan , said in a statement:

In Australia we pride ourselves on transparent government and the right to a fair hearing in court. Situations like David’s and Dan’s, where Australians are being used as political scapegoats, cannot stand. It’s time for the prime minister and politicians in Canberra to prove the value of Australian citizenship and our nation’s sovereignty. I am horrified at this prosecution of both David and of my husband, Dan, and the damage it is doing to them and to their loved ones. We won’t give up, let’s stand together for justice.

Police search for man overboard cruise ship off Sydney

NSW police are leading a search in waters off Sydney after reports a person went overboard off a cruise ship early this morning.

Police said emergency services received reports a person had gone overboard off a ship 10 nautical miles (around 19km) off Sydney Heads just after 4am.

NSW police marine area command have deployed a number of resources to search for the person and are leading the coordination of the water search.

The P&O Pacific Adventure was due to dock in Sydney Harbour at 6am this morning.

P&O said in a statement that the ship – carrying 2,600 guests – was taking part in the search and rescue operation along with other nearby vessels, deployed to the area by AMSA’s joint rescue coordination centre.

The family of this guest is being cared for by our onboard team while every effort is being made to find them. Pacific Adventure’s arrival into White Bay Terminal this morning has been delayed while the search continues.

The flight radar shows a rescue helicopter sweeping a section of the ocean. The Marine Traffic map shows the cruise ship is continuing search efforts.

More on the NSW government’s $230m domestic and family violence package

In a first for the state, $38m will go towards funding a dedicated primary prevention strategy . $48m will fund the Staying Home Leaving Violence program , helping women and their children to remain safe in their homes after leaving a violent relationship.

Offender transformation programs will receive $2.1m and $48m will go towards early intervention , including funding for workers who support children affected by family violence.

Bail laws – blamed in part for the death of Forbes woman M olly Ticehurst – are part of its focus, with $45m earmarked to improve bail laws and justice system responses.

The state’s attorney general, Michael Daley , said the funds would “[ensure] we are reviewing domestic violence supports and systems from every angle”.

NSW needs a coordinated approach across multiple fronts to disrupt domestic violence – that is what this suite of funding initiatives is designed to achieve.

NSW minister for the prevention of domestic violence and sexual assault, Jodie Harrison , said:

There is no shying away from the horrendous statistics, and the tragic stories behind each one of those statistics. • This post was amended on 6 May 2024. An earlier version said “Milly” Ticehurst instead of Molly.

NSW government unveils $230m emergency package for victim-survivors

The NSW government has today committed to an emergency $230m package to support the victim-survivors of domestic, family and sexual violence.

The new funding will cover four years of new programs and extensions of existing programs, and is informed by the lived experience of victim-survivors and leaders from the domestic family and sexual violence sector who met with the state cabinet last week.

The premier, Chris Minns , said in a statement:

Too many lives have been lost and too many families have been broken because of domestic and family violence. It is a blight in our communities, and it is a problem that deserves our government’s concerted attention and response. We are listening to leaders, organisations, victim-survivors, and communities from across NSW to drive solutions. Domestic, family, and sexual violence is preventable; we cannot accept the status quo. This funding announcement is an important step to doing better, to recognising that domestic violence supports need to be applied not just from a crisis response perspective, but with an eye to disrupting the cycle of domestic and family violence early and permanently.

And happy Monday – great to be with you for a new week on the Australian news live blog. I’m Emily Wind , and I’ll take you through our rolling coverage today.

Making news overnight: The NSW government has announced the details of its emergency $230m package to support the victim-survivors of domestic, family and sexual violence. The new funding will cover four years of new programs and extensions of existing programs and follows a dedicated cabinet meeting last week . More on this soon from Daisy Dumas .

NSW police are leading a search in waters off Sydney after reports a person went overboard off a cruise ship around 4am today.

The sentencing hearing for military whistleblower David McBride will take place today. McBride pleaded guilty to stealing commonwealth information and passing that on to journalists at the ABC, who used the material as the basis for an investigative series exposing war crimes in Afghanistan, titled The Afghan Files.

A group of women and non-binary people from civil society have written to the prime minister, Anthony Albanese , seeking a “substantial increase” in jobseeker and youth allowance. The letter states jobseeker and other working-age payments “are simply not [earning] enough to cover basic costs”. Paul Karp will bring us more on this shortly.

And Mexican authorities have said the bodies believed to be two missing Australian brothers show they may have been killed with gunshots. You can read the entire story below:

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Western Mediterranean - K410

12 may 2024 14 nights.

Southampton to Southampton

£1,061pp

£964pp, western mediterranean - k411, 26 may 2024 14 nights.

Southampton to Southampton

Western Mediterranean - K412

09 jun 2024 14 nights, £1,138pp, £993pp, western mediterranean - k413, 23 jun 2024 14 nights, £1,350pp, £1,012pp, western mediterranean - k414, 07 jul 2024 14 nights, £1,282pp, £916pp, western mediterranean - k415, 21 jul 2024 14 nights, £1,254pp, western mediterranean - k416, 04 aug 2024 14 nights, £1,186pp, western mediterranean - k417, 18 aug 2024 14 nights.

Southampton to Southampton

Western Mediterranean - K418

01 sep 2024 14 nights, £1,234pp, £1,205pp, western mediterranean - k419, 15 sep 2024 14 nights, £1,089pp, western mediterranean - k420, 29 sep 2024 13 nights, mediterranean - k421, 12 oct 2024 9 nights.

Southampton to Southampton

£819pp

Europe - k422, 21 oct 2024 4 nights, £462pp, £433pp, caribbean - k423b, 25 oct 2024 22 nights.

Southampton to Antigua

£2,255pp

£1,640pp, caribbean - k423, 25 oct 2024 14 nights.

Southampton to Barbados

£1,439pp

Caribbean - k423a, 25 oct 2024 15 nights, £1,535pp, caribbean - k424, 08 nov 2024 14 nights.

Barbados to Barbados

£1,967pp

£1,543pp, caribbean - k424a, 09 nov 2024 14 nights, caribbean - k424b, 09 nov 2024 7 nights.

Barbados to Antigua

£1,784pp

Caribbean - k424c, 15 nov 2024 7 nights.

Antigua to Barbados

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