Australia news live: parents of Australians surfers killed in Mexico fly in for trial; Labor pressured to toughen lobbying rules
Summary
The parents of Callum and Jake Robinson, two Australian surfers killed in Mexico in 2024, are traveling to Ensenada to attend the trial for the aggravated homicide charges. The brothers and their friend were killed during what is believed to have been a robbery attempt, and a woman was sentenced to 20 years in prison for her role in the case.Key Facts
- Callum Robinson (33) and Jake Robinson (30) were Australian surfers killed in Mexico in 2024.
- Their friend, Jack Carter Rhoad, a 30-year-old US citizen, was also killed.
- The men were camping in a remote beach area when attacked, likely during an attempt to steal their vehicle.
- The parents, Debra and Martin Robinson, will attend the trial in Ensenada, Mexico.
- In 2025, a woman was sentenced to 20 years in prison for involvement in the killings.
- The parents want to hear the truth and represent their sons since the victims cannot speak for themselves.
- The case is part of ongoing legal and investigative actions in Mexico.
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