A young Adelaide man, Jacob Vennix, tragically died in Bali during his honeymoon. Prime Minister Albanese, Foreign Affairs Minister Wong, and his wife have all expressed their condolences.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has shared his condolences for Adelaide man Jacob Vennix who died in Bali while on honeymoon. 'Our thoughts are with Jacob's wife, family and friends,' he said. Mr Vennix's wife Kimberley Fuller posted a tribute on Facebook, describing her new husband as 'the most beautiful human, partner and father'. 'I will make sure the boys know what an angel he was. According to her social media account, the pair married this month.
In a statement, Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong said she was 'heartbroken for Mr Vennix's wife and loved ones' and offered her deepest sympathies. 'The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) and our consular officials in Bali will continue to provide consular assistance.''We send our deepest condolences to the family at this difficult time,' the spokesperson said
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