The Latest Breaking News from Bali

In this oral history, we hear from Australian and Balinese survivors, former and current Australian Federal Police officers, a journalist and a terrorism expert. Together they tell the story of the Bali bombings, the single-largest loss of Australian life from an act of terror.

Survivors of the Bali bombing, alongside families and friends of the victims, prayed and laid wreaths on Wednesday to mark the 20-year anniversary of the attacks, joining gatherings held near the site of the blasts in Indonesia and across Australia.

Love Island's Adam Collard has been in Bali at a fitness camp, amid the ongoing speculation over his relationship with Paige Thorne, who has been out with pals whilst he has been on holiday abroad

Thiolina Marpaung still panics anytime she smells smoke, immediately recalling the bomb explosion that upended her life 20 years ago

It's been 20 years since terrorist bombings in Bali killed more than 200 people including 88 Australians, and for some survivors the memories remain vivid.

Graham Smith, 67, vanished off the idyllic Blue Lagoon bay in the Padangbai area of Bali last Wednesday. His family created a JustGiving page to raise money for a private search mission

In October 2002, 20 young men from the Kingsley Football Club, in Perth's north, flew to Bali to celebrate the team's first premiership. But only 13 of the teammates made it home.

Just after 11pm on October 12, 2002, terrorists detonated three suicide bombs in Bali. What happened next changed Australian emergency responses and burns treatments forever.

Jill Ritchie, from Edinburgh, booked herself a flight to Bali and will be spending three weeks on the tropical island on her own, leaving her sons, Jude, seven, and Eden, 11, home with her husband, Daryl