Bones found off a beach on Australia's east coast are believed to be the remains of a missing backpacker.
Australian police say that DNA testing shows they likely belong to Frenchman Erwan Ferrieux, who disappeared five months ago.
The 21-year-old was last seen with British tourist Hugo Palmer, who is also missing, near the popular tourist town of Port Macquarie.
Three bones were found by members of the public near Flynns Beach last month.
Another bone found on a beach around 300 metres further north was discovered yesterday and has been sent for testing.
Police believe the backpackers may have drowned.
No injuries reported after fallen drone debris hits six houses in Saudi Arabia
Russian attacks kill two, injure dozens
Iran calls US peace proposals 'unrealistic', Trump issues new warning to Tehran
Japan to coordinate on energy with Indonesia as Iran war disrupts supplies
Mexican immigrant dies in US immigration custody, ICE says
Israel passes death penalty law for Palestinians convicted of lethal attacks
France seeks emergency UN meeting after Lebanon peacekeeper attacks
At least 70 killed in Haiti massacre, rights group says
