The parents of two Melbourne 19-year-olds are at their bedsides in separate Thai hospitals as the women fight for their lives after drinking tainted alcohol. Holly Bowles and Bianca Jones were ...

The family of best mates Holly Bowles and Bianca Jones have lashed out months after the teenagers died from suspected methanol poisoning while on holiday in Laos. Holly, 19, died in Thailand ...

It was the end of a heartbreaking journey for the families of Bianca Jones and Holly Bowles as their plane ... bedsides of their ailing daughters in Thailand, after they fell violently ill with ...

And that's really hard," she told the ABC. Bianca had been travelling with her best friend Holly Bowles who died days after she did in a Thai hospital. Ms Bowles' parents Shaun Bowles and Samantha ...

Holly Bowles, 19, had been in critical condition ... Bianca Jones, had died in a Thai hospital where she had been evacuated for emergency treatment, and that her friend — Bowles — remained ...

It comes after the deaths of two Melbourne teenagers, Holly Bowles and Bianca Jones, who died while travelling in Laos last year. Friends of the teenagers welcomed the announcement and said ...

Bianca Jones and Holly Bowles, both 19, were on the trip of a lifetime in the tourist town of Vang Vieng in November last year when they fell ill after consuming alcoholic drinks spiked with the ...

The Australian government is set to launch a new alcohol safety ad campaign targeting young travellers, in response to the poisoning deaths of Bianca Jones and Holly Bowles. The Melbourne ...

The alcohol safety campaign follows increased safety fears of bootleg alcohol after the death Melbourne teenagers Bianca Jones and Holly Bowles in Vang Vieng last November. The girls were among ...

Holly Bowles (right) and her best friend Bianca Jones (left), aged 19, had been enjoying a backpacking holiday with friends in Laos. (Supplied) Auto news: Cut-price electric hatch from Chinese ...

The families of Melbourne 19-year-olds Holly Bowles and Bianca Jones are continuing to rally around their daughters hospitalised in Thailand after they drank tainted alcohol while travelling in Laos.

The tragic deaths of two Melbourne teens has sparked a new initiative aimed at protecting young Aussies and school leavers. The alcohol safety campaign follows increased safety fears of bootleg ...