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Suicide Of Two Boys

5 Oct to 7 Oct

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Maisy RaeDaily Mail
Julius DennisSydney Morning Herald

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Suicide Of Two Boys. (2026, October 13). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/58756

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Treyvon Bradshaw and Kaiyah Kennedy, aged 13 and 12 respectively, both died in tragic circumstances in recent weeks.

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5 Oct
Kaiyah Kennedy, 12, and Treyvon Te Tahi Bradshaw, 13, passed away just six days apart, devastating their families, teammates and the wider community.
2 outlets · Daily Mail
6 Oct
Separate online fundraisers set up for the families of the boys had raised a combined $50,000 as of Tuesday morning.
2 outlets · Sydney Morning Herald

Coverage 4 articles

7 Oct Grieving mum's tragic question to another as suicide of boys, 12 and 13, is confirmed a coincidence
Daily Mail
6 Oct Rugby team rocked as two youth players commit suicide within days of each other
New York Post
6 Oct Gold Coast league club mourns deaths of two boys, 12 and 13
Sydney Morning Herald
5 Oct Two footy-mad Australian boys, 12 and 13, die after mental health battles - as shattered rugby league club issues heartbreaking plea
Daily Mail

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