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THE high-flying Procters Farm pedigree Texel flock took the three leading prices at Skipton Auction Mart’s first pedigree fixture of 2021, the 28th annual open winter sale of Texel females for members of Northern Area Texel Sheep Breeders. (Thursday, January 7) With planned show classes cancelled, Jeff Aiken, flock manager at Procters Farm, based at Moss House Farm, Wennington, close to the Lancashire-Yorkshire border, hit the headlines when stepping up with a high price in-lamb shearling ewe hat-trick, leading the way at 3,200gns with a March, 2019, daughter of the highly acclaimed Gar...

Missing Belgian backpacker Theo Hayez. The 19-year old Belgian backpacker disappeared in the Cape Byron area, and was last sighted leaving Cheeky Monkey's bar in Byron Bay at about 11pm on May 31, 2019. An investigation into what happened to missing Belgian backpacker Theo Hayez has been referred to the NSW Coroner. A Puma baseball cap, similar to the one worn by Theo when he disappeared, was sent to Sydney for DNA testing to determine if it was his. It was found in the Cape Byron area, near where the last 'ping' from his phone was detected at 1.42pm on Saturday June 1.

This may be Australia's most extraordinary missing person's story. It's a tale that takes place under the shadow of two murder trials and traverses the nation - crossing four states and touching multiple families. It's a story of fake identities, a disappearing husband and much-loved father-of-four, and the longing of his now adult children, who can't piece together the puzzle. The twisted tale of Stephen Thompson's vanishing begins just before Christmas, 1965. It began a December day like any other as the Thompson children - Ron, 14, Colin, 13, Judy, 12, and Maree, five - happily bundle...

Inquest into mysterious disappearance of Theo Hayes will be in November 2021 Investigators interviewed 30 witnesses and 12 backpackers who stayed with him Authorities say the backpacker's disappearance could change investigations Quick access to digital phone data vital to locate missing persons, a court heard  Hayez, a backpacker, mysteriously vanished from Byron Bay on May 31, 2019  His phone tracked him long after he was last seen but data was difficult to obtain 

Investigators interviewed 30 witnesses and 12 backpackers who stayed with him Authorities say the backpacker's disappearance could change investigations Quick access to digital phone data vital to locate missing persons, a court heard  Hayez, a backpacker, mysteriously vanished from Byron Bay on May 31, 2019  His phone tracked him long after he was last seen but data was difficult to obtain  An inquest into the mysterious disappearance of Belgian backpacker Theo Hayez will include interviews with 30 witnesses and statements from 12 backpackers. The 18-year-old was in Australia on a working...