Tuesday's headlines

04 Feb 2014

Victorian police have offered a $1 million reward for information about missing schoolgirl, Siriyakorn ‘Bung’ Siriboon. In international news, London is expected to descend into chaos as Underground workers go on strike.

Million-dollar reward for missing girl

A $1 million reward has been offered by Victorian homicide police for information about a Melbourne schoolgirl who has been missing since June 2011. Siriyakorn ‘Bung’ Siriboon was allegedly hit and killed by a car on the morning she disappeared. Police have investigated more than 1200 pieces of information but are still unclear about what happened to her. ABC News has more.

Schapelle Corby one step closer to freedom

Schapelle Corby is one step closer to freedom after senior Correctional Board officials met in Jakarta to discuss her parole. Details of what was discussed are still unknown however officials have confirmed Corby’s parole application is still being processed. News.com.au has more.

Australian women at risk of running out of money

Australian women are at risk of running out of savings during retirement as the life expectancy for women rises to almost 100. Living longer and not earning enough super is becoming a critical issue for many women, and bridging the financial gap remains a challenge. Read more.

Mandela’s estate left to family, staff and ANC

Former South African president Nelson Mandela has left his AU$4.1 million estate to family, former staff, several local schools and the ruling African National Congress, according to his will that was read on Monday. The will is expected to set off another round of arguments among members of his family. Seven News has the full story.

Travel chaos expected during Underground strike

London is facing travel chaos on Tuesday as workers on the Underground go on strike for 48 hours. Workers are protesting the loss of hundreds of jobs due to the closure of ticket offices. Read more.