– Tragedy in the Outback: The search for a missing 12-year-old by in a remote region of Australia's Northern Territory came to a sad end Thursday when a body was found just 400 feet from where three other people were earlier found dead near a broken-down vehicle, 9News reports. The bodies of a 19-year-old man, a 19-year-old woman, and a 3-year-old child were found late Wednesday on a remote road near Willowra, around 185 miles northwest of Alice Springs, reports the Guardian, which notes police had previously said they believed a 12-year-old had also been in the car. Authorities initially thought the passengers had died in a car crash but they now suspect the family died of exposure. Police say the deaths were reported by a "distraught" man who raised the alarm at a medical facility in Willowra. It took police hours to reach the site, which has been affected by recent flooding. "This is a tragic situation and our thoughts remain with the families affected by this incident," Southern Desert Division Superintendent Jody Nobbs said, per the Sydney Morning Herald. "This does serve as a timely reminder to anybody travelling on the Northern Territory roads, when you do travel, [make sure] your vehicle is in a fit state for travel," he added. "And that you have sufficient supplies including water and a first aid kit, and someone is aware of what your travel itinerary is." Nobbs said authorities do not believe there were any other passengers in the vehicle, but the area is being extensively searched as a precaution.
Let's expand this into a news article: The body of a child has been found in the search for a 12-year-old boy missing in remote central Australia. 
  
 The body was found only 120 metres from where three bodies, all from the one family, were found near their broken-down vehicle yesterday on Jarra Jarra Access Road, near Willowra, about 400km north of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory. 
  
 The body has not been formally identified and police have not confirmed if it is the body of the 12-year-old boy believed to be a passenger in the car. 
  
 The remote Jarra Jarra outstation. (Google Earth) 
  
 The bodies of two adults and a child were found by police after a man raised the alarm at the Willowra Health Clinic just before 12.30pm yesterday. It is not clear how he came to be aware of the deaths. 
  
 Superintendent Jody Nobbs said police are yet to rule out that there may have been more passengers in the vehicle. 
  
 "Although police have no information that suggests there were other passengers in the car, we will continue a precautionary land and air search until we are satisfied that all areas of interest have been sufficiently canvassed," she said. 
  
 Jarra Jarra Access Road stretches about 200km from the Stuart Highway near Ali Curung, past the Jarra Jarra Aboriginal outstation, to Willowra. 
  
 (9NEWS) 
  
 Investigators do not believe the deaths are suspicious and a report is being prepared for the Coroner. 
  
 Initially it was reported that the family died in a car crash, now it's believed they may have wandered away from their car, after it broke down, and died of exposure. 
  
 © Nine Digital Pty Ltd 2018 ||||| Police search uncovers fourth body after discovery of two adults and a child in central Australia 
  
 Child found dead near three other bodies and broken-down vehicle in outback 
  
 Northern Territory Police searching for a missing 12-year-old boy in remote central Australia say they have found the body of a child. 
  
 The body was found 120 metres from three other bodies, all from the one family, were found near their broken-down vehicle on Wednesday on Jarra Jarra Road. 
  
 A formal identification of the child is yet to be undertaken and police have not confirmed if it is the body of the 12-year-old boy believed to be a passenger in the car. 
  
 The bodies of a 19-year-old man, a 19-year-old woman and a three-year-old boy, described as a young family, were found late on Wednesday near Willowra, about 300km north-west of Alice Springs. 
  
 Their vehicle was about 70km from Willowra and was last seen leaving the township on Friday bound for Yarra Yarra. 
  
 The deaths are not considered suspicious with the bodies found about 4.5km from the vehicle. Remnants of food and water were also found at the scene. 
  
 Earlier in the day, police said it is possible, based on information from other family members, that a 12-year-old boy was also a passenger in the vehicle. 
  
 Family members have not authorised the release of the boy’s name. 
  
 “This is a tragic situation and our thoughts remain with the families affected by this incident,” Nobbs said. 
  
 He said while police would not speculate on the cause of death, or on exactly what happened to the vehicle, the incident was a timely reminder for people travelling on NT roads. 
  
 “Ensure that when you travel your vehicle is in a fit state, that you have sufficient supplies including water and a first aid kit, and that someone is aware of what your travel itinerary is, when you intend to leave, arrive and your anticipated routes,” he said. 
  
 First reports to police on Wednesday indicated the vehicle had crashed but once investigators arrived it was clear there had not been a crash. 
  
 Nobbs said the man who made the initial report to the health clinic in Wilowra would be interviewed. 
  
 “He will be a critical part of the investigation. He’s quite distraught about what he’s found,” he said. 
  
 The ABC reported that the three people found initially may have died from exposure. ||||| The body of a child has been found following a remote land and air search in the Northern Territory which was triggered after three people were found dead near a broken down car. 
  
 The bodies of two adults aged 19 and a three-year-old child were found late on Wednesday near Willowra, about 300 kilometres north-west of Alice Springs. Their deaths are not considered suspicious. 
  
 Willowra is about 300 kilometres northwest of Alice Springs Credit:NT Police 
  
 Police said, however, that it was possible a 12-year-old boy was also a passenger in the vehicle sparking the extensive search. 
  
 Late on Thursday afternoon, police said they had located the body of a child in the Willowra district, but could not yet confirm whether it is was the missing 12-year-old boy. |||||

– Kanye West is working on a new album, but he's apparently having a hard time committing to a title. As BuzzFeed reports, he's changed the name three times: from So Help Me God (2014) to Swish (2015) to Waves (also 2015), and now, most recently, to T.L.O.P. The rapper tweeted Tuesday that "anybody who can figure out the title gets tickets to Season 3 and free Yeezys," and the Twitterverse has certainly been trying (The Love of Prayer? Trump Lost Our Puppy? The Last Open Pringles?), but so far no word from 'Ye on whether anyone has guessed correctly. (Kanye's sister-in-law sorta forgot one of the rapper's biggest songs recently.)

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 When you tweet with a location, Twitter stores that location. You can switch location on/off before each Tweet and always have the option to delete your location history. Learn more ||||| Khloe Kardashian was a guest on the Tonight Show on Wednesday, and dished on her new book, her upcoming talk show, Kocktails with Khloe, and even brother-in-law Kanye West’s new album, Swish! 
  
 “I love his music, his album’s gonna be so insane,” the reality star gushed. “He’s ahead of his time.” 
  
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 She might love his music, but Khloe had a hard time guessing one of Kanye’s songs when she joined It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia star Danny DeVito to play a round of charades. Jimmy couldn’t help but tease her when she almost didn’t guess “Gold Digger” as DeVito frantically acted out the clue. 
  
 Have you seen the movie Twins?!?! With Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito?! I'm Arnold.... Danny plays himself. #JimmyFallon A photo posted by Khloé (@khloekardashian) on Jan 13, 2016 at 6:04pm PST 
  
 “Your brother-in-law’s gonna be mad at you!” the late-night host exclaimed when Khloe came back out for her interview. 
  
 “I don’t work well under pressure apparently,” she answered with a laugh. 
  
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 As far as new music goes, however, Khloe couldn’t help but gush about Swish, and several tracks -- like “Real Friends” and “No More Parties in L.A.” -- that Kanye has already released since the beginning of the year. 
  
 “He has so many dope songs that he’s just shelling them out for free all of a sudden,” she said with a laugh. 
  
 In fact, the famous reality family even gets input on the rapper’s new material. According to Khloe, Kanye takes “all of our criticism or compliments seriously.” 
  
 “He has a studio in his house, and we all live about five minutes away from each other,” Khloe said of the rapper. “He really wants our opinions and I love that. We hear it all.” 
  
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