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Police have confirmed that post-mortem findings indicated St Stithians College grade 11 pupil Cameron Waldeck-Cooks might have been strangled to death, while alumnus Ethan Coetzee was believed to have died by suicide.
The South Africa Police Service (SAPS) brought this to light on Friday.
On Thursday, Eyewitness News reported that the pair had been found dead at a lodge in Mpumalanga earlier in the week.
ALSO READ: Police launch inquest following deaths of two St Stithians pupils at Mpumalanga lodge
While police initially opened an inquest docket, they said a murder investigation has also been launched following the post-mortem results.
Mystery deepens after St Stithians pupils’ deaths upgraded to murder case.
Mpumalanga police are investigating a murder after postmortem examinations raised new questions over the deaths of a Grade 11 pupil and a former pupil from St Stithians College, whose bodies were found at a holiday home near Sabie on Monday.
The deaths were initially treated as an inquest with reports that police were investigating whether a possible drug overdose was responsible.
Police spokesperson Colonel Mavela Masondo told IOL that the case had been upgraded to murder following the outcome of the postmortem examinations.
Masondo said the findings suggested that Cafneron Waldeck-Cooks, 17, a pupil at the elite St Stithians Girls' College, may have been strangled, while Ethan Coetzee, 19, who matriculated from St Stithians Boys' College last year, may have died by suicide.
Johannesburg teenager Cameron Waldeck-Cooks was on a hiking trip in the Sabie district in Mpumalanga with two families on the weekend she died.
This was shared by her grieving parents Derrick Cooks and Claire Waldeck-Cooks.
The sporty 17-year-old grade 11 pupil at St Stithians Girls’ College in Johannesburg was working towards the gold level of The President’s Award for Youth Empowerment, the South African implementation of The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award.
“As part of the programme, she was preparing to complete a multi-day adventurous journey.
“When she was invited to join two families on a hiking trip in Sabie, she saw it as an opportunity to work towards that goal.”
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Explore the latest developments concerning Delta’s huge post-Eurovision.
Delta Goodrem will bring her new album, PURE, to life in arenas across Australia next April.
Delta Goodrem, one of Australia’s most successful musicians, is coming home in April 2027 with epic arena shows.
Touring in support of her forthcoming album, PURE, Goodrem revealed the exciting tour news to a sold-out crowd at Sydney’s Liberty Hall last night (14 July).
The show marked a one-off event in which Goodrem celebrated her recent Eurovision Song Contest performance, in which she represented Australia with her song Eclipse and came fourth in this year’s Final.
The tour begins at the Newcastle Entertainment Centre on Thursday, 8 April. It continues at Sydney’s TikTok Entertainment Centre on Saturday, 10 April, Wollongong’s WIN Entertainment Centre on Sunday, 11 April, and the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre on Tuesday, 13 April.
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See what Geelong coach Chris Scott had to say following Geelong's clash with Sydney
We have got a high level of respect obviously for both teams. I am not sure which one is better, but I know they are both in the conversation to be the best team in the comp at the moment.
There is always a bit of trepidation when you know the strengths of the opposition teams so well, but it is pleasing to get the outcome.
I don't think any of the teams at the moment are coming away, or the teams at the top anyway, are coming away thinking that they wouldn't be a chance.
Essendon has sacked Brad Scott as head coach. (AAP: James Ross)
Brad Scott has been stood down as head coach of Essendon.
The Bombers have just one win in 2026 and are on the bottom of the AFL ladder.
Essendon will face the West Coast Eagles in Perth on Sunday evening.
Essendon has sacked head coach Brad Scott as the Bombers languish at the bottom of the AFL ladder.
The Bombers have managed just one win in their past 24 AFL matches, and are coming off a disappointing loss to fellow strugglers Richmond last weekend.
He departs the club after 80 games at the helm, for 29 wins, 50 losses and one draw.
Scott leaves after run of just one win in 11 games in 2026
Essendon have sacked coach Brad Scott with over a year remaining on his contract. Scott, 50, pays the price for the Bombers’ dismal start to the AFL season, having won just one of their first 11 games.
The final straw was seemingly Essendon’s ugly loss to Richmond on Friday night that anchored the Bombers to the bottom of the ladder.
Essendon this year also equalled their club-record losing streak of 17 games, which included the final 13 matches of their 2025 campaign.
The Bombers famously have not won a final since the 2004 elimination final and that unwanted streak is set to continue this year.
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Explore the latest developments concerning Post‑WrestleMania shake‑up: WWE.
After taking the wrestling world by storm with WrestleMania 42, WWE has started letting stars go.
The company began releasing wrestlers on Friday, April 24, less than one week after holding its flagship event in Las Vegas. While some wrestlers leave throughout the year — whether on their own terms or not — WWE typically does a mass release on a yearly basis, last done in February 2025. With the proverbial calendar turning the page into a new season following WrestleMania, WWE is making roster moves now.
There have been notable names that have reportedly been released or they have confirmed it themselves. The list includes former champions and people that just were in the ring in the past month. Here are all the updates as WWE departures are underway:
Every member of The Wyatt Sicks are reportedly gone from WWE, and they are unfortunately not the only ones.
Former WWE Women's Champion Nikki Cross was the first departure announced. She took to social media Friday afternoon to break the news that her tenure with WWE had come to an end after more than a decade.
Cross had spent the better part of the past two years as a member of the Wyatt Sicks on SmackDown, but will soon be writing the next chapter of her professional wrestling career. As will the group's leader Uncle Uncle Howdy and Joe Gacy.
The following wrestlers were released (or informed their contracts will not be renewed) by WWE on April 24, 2026. Refresh the page for the latest updates.
Powell’s POV: I reported earlier today during the Dot Net Weekly audio show that cuts were expected to take place today. I will update this list if there are additional cuts. Credit to Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful.com and Mike Johnson of PWInsider.com for news on some of the releases. Here’s wishing everyone affected by the cuts the very best.
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If you can't post on Instagram this morning you're not alone.
Users are having problems using Instagram April 9. According to Downdetector, the problem popped up shortly before 8 a.m. After 8:30 a.m. EST, there were nearly 200 complaints.
About half of the reports made to Downdetector were about posting on the social media site.
Other concerns were 27 percent couldn't use the app and 18 percent couldn't see their timeline.
There is no timetable for when the issues will be resolved.
Update (April 23, 20:44 IST): The issue seems to have been fixed, as we are seeing reports from users who confirm everything is working as expected now.
A widespread bug is currently hiding fresh Instagram Stories from the top feed bar, leaving users to think their posts have completely vanished.
The glitch started hitting a huge chunk of accounts at least a couple of hours ago. If you post a story right now, it likely will not show up in the normal carousel for your followers.
The only way anyone can actually view your update is by manually searching your username and clicking directly on your profile. The familiar colored ring simply does not appear anywhere else.
Instagram is down according to users as account holders claim stories are not working. According to DownDetector, the number of complaints about access to the social media app began to rise around 3.51am ET 8.51am GMT. Frustrated users took to other social media site X to question what was wrong with the photo-sharing platform.
According to reports, Instagram stories posted in the last three hours or so are not showing up in people's feeds. One person questioned: "Is there or has there been some kind of Instagram outage??? Because a story I posted 2 hours ago has just 5 views???"
More users have taken to X as they experience issues with Instagram stories.
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Hoskins, who was an Olympic cyclist like Dennis, was struck by his car in 2023. His return to Instagram included picture with caption ‘an absolute weapon’
The Olympic cyclist Rohan Dennis, who 10 months ago was given a 17-month suspended sentence after his car fatally struck his wife, has returned to social media with a post describing a Porsche as an “absolute weaponâ€.
Melissa Hoskins, an acclaimed world and Olympic cyclist, died when she was struck by a car driven by her husband near their home at Medindie, in Adelaide’s inner north, in December 2023.
Dennis pleaded guilty to committing an aggravated act likely to cause harm, but was not held criminally responsible for his wife’s death.
An Olympic cyclist whose wife died after he hit her with a car during a fight has been criticised for a social media post describing a Porsche as a "weapon".
Last year, Rohan Dennis received a 17-month suspended sentence over a 2023 car incident which killed Melissa Hoskins – also an Olympic cyclist – outside the couple's Adelaide home.
A court found Dennis was not criminally responsible for his wife's death, but had disregarded her safety after he continued to drive while she clung onto the vehicle.
South Australia's Victims' Rights Commissioner described Dennis' post as "deeply offensive" and said it showed "a clear lack of insight into the real and lasting impact" of his offending.
A victims' rights advocate has slammed a "deeply offensive" social media post by former Olympic cyclist Rohan Dennis after he avoided jail for driving the car that killed his wife.
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VAR Melbourne Sprint 1-2 ‘bodes well for the future’ says Szafnaeur
FIA Formula 3: Hello and welcome back to Melbourne, where it's time for our FIA Formula 3 Sprint Race press conference with the top three finishers. In third place, we have Brando Badoer for Rodin Motorsport, in second Enzo Deligny for Van Amersfoort Racing and in first place Bruno Del Pino also for VAR. Bruno, this is a nice way to start the season, even if we had fewer laps than planned. Talk us through your race, as you looked to have it all under control.
Bruno Del Pino: Yeah, so the start was pretty clean, no issues there. I managed to create a gap quite quickly compared to the guys in the back and then from there it was quite an easy race towards the safety car, just trying to put on the pace, trying to save tyres as well and then I saw that there was no DRS available. Even so I tried to create the gap to get far away from the DRS even though there was none, so it was also a bit easier for me than the rest of the drivers. But I think before the safety car, it was all under control. I felt that I could have continued like that. It was a pity that the racing ended early, of course, the health of the other drivers is more important, but it's a nice way to start the season, even though it's half the points. But looking for the momentum towards tomorrow.
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Police are hoping to find new information in the case of Eloise Worledge. (Supplied: Victoria Police)
Eloise Worledge, an eight-year-old schoolgirl, went missing from her home in the Melbourne bayside suburb of Beaumaris on January 13, 1976.
Half a century on, police have upped their initial reward for information on the infamous case from $10,000 to $1 million.
Police hope the reward will encourage anyone who was reluctant to come forward previously to get in touch.
Fifty years after eight-year-old girl Eloise Worledge went missing from her Melbourne bedroom, police have announced a $1 million reward for information regarding her disappearance.
But a family member says Eloise's loved ones' lives were changed forever when the young girl vanished from her Beaumaris home.
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The family of a young girl missing for 50 years say they have suffered a lifetime of pain and grief, as police announce a big reward in a last-ditch bid to find her.
Eloise Worledge was just eight years old when she went missing on January 13, 1976, and police say thousands of searches and interviews have done little to track her down.
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