Superintendent Michael Kenny said police were called to the Ivory Coast Marina at Tweed Heads at about 11.30 p.m. Saturday to investigate the 37-year-old's disappearance.

"Police divers found the body of Prashila Wilson close to the 30-metre luxury cruiser she disappeared from on the weekend," the Herald Sun reported Monday. For more on this tragic incident please read Yahoo News , SMH

Our thoughts and prayers to her friends and family.

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Bhangra, the traditional Punjabi dance, during the last thirty yearshas enjoyed a surge in popularity worldwide, both in traditional form and as a fusion with genres such as hip-hop, house and reggae.

Now it`s Perth`s turn to experience the vibrant colours and sounds of Bhangra live in Bollywood Bhangra Blast with the King of Bhangra himself, Daler Mehndi! Mehndi has become a major name all over world, with tracks such as Bolo Ta Ra Ra and Ho Jayegee Balle Balle, igniting a Bhangra-pop craze and selling many millions of albums along the way.

Sports Minister M S Gill said that Tennis Australia (TA) had pulled out of its Davis Cup tie against India in Chennai despite receiving a security assurance from him.

Gill said that hosting the Davis Cup tie in the small Sports Development Authority of Tamil Nadu (SDAT) Stadium in Chennai wouldn't have posed security problems.

"The Chennai stadium would have been totally sealed and made safe. It interests me, that though the UK has had terrorists incidents, Australia will be going for the Ashes Cricket in May, and play before crowds of 30,000, or more, with obvious security concerns," he said. Source IBNLive

The IPL shifting out of India has meant countries like Australia are doubtful of travelling to India. But India tennis officials believe that holding a three-day tournament is entirely different from hosting a six-week long tournament in eight cities.

"The location and venue was previously approved following a positive report from the ITF's security consultants," said an ITF statement.

Australia could now be banned from the Davis Cup for a year or face a fine.