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Three people have been arrested as the search continues for two missing Australian brothers in Mexico.

Perth men Jake and Callum Robinson - along with a US friend - failed to check into their accommodation four days ago, with their family now appealing for assistance to find them.

It's believed the pair were camping in the Baja California region.  #60Mins 

Demonstrators have clashed with law enforcement at university campuses across the United States, as crackdowns on pro-Palestine protests continue.

More than 1,300 people have been arrested so far, while multiple police officers have been injured.

Some university officials have struck agreements with protest leaders to restrict disruptions to campus life.  #60Mins 

Could 'Seinfeld' ever make a comeback?

To celebrate the 70th birthday of comedy legend Jerry Seinfeld, we look back on his 2016 interview with  #60Mins , where he answered the question on every fan's mind. 

The mysterious affliction known as ‘Havana syndrome’ has struck down hundreds of American officials, sometimes with devastating effects.

What causes the illness is unknown, but new evidence could finally reveal who’s responsible.  #60Mins 

The dress, the kiss and the sister that almost stole the show - who could forget Kate and William's fairytale royal wedding?

As the Prince and Princess of Wales celebrate their 13th wedding anniversary this week, we look back on the spectacular ceremony watched the world over.  #60Mins 

The legal battle over Britney Spears’ conservatorship has finally ended, with the popstar and her estranged father reaching a settlement over the controversial arrangement.

Britney revealed the full extent of the conservatorship in her tell-all memoir last year, laying bare just how much it controlled her life.  #60Mins 

Staging a Willy Wonka-themed spectacular might sound like a good way to make some money, but in this case, no one could have predicted just how badly it would turn out - or what AI had to do with it.  #60Mins 

After more than 250 years, spears taken from Australia by Captain James Cook have been returned to their traditional owners.

The Aboriginal artefacts are all the remain of up to 40 spears taken in April 1770, during the British Empire's first contact with Indigenous Australians.

They were given to Cambridge’s Trinity College, where they have remained until today.

Cambridge allowed the spears to be repatriated after discussions with Sydney's La Perouse community, which began 30 years ago, in a move that’s been hailed as a step toward reconciliation.  #60Mins 

In the wake of a chopper crash that killed four Australian airmen last year, the military’s $3.5 billion fleet of Taipan helicopters has been labelled dangerous junk and taken out of service. 

But what if there’s another reason for that tragic accident?  #60Mins 

Donald Trump’s historic criminal trial has begun in the United States, over charges related to an alleged hush money payment made to adult film star Stormy Daniels.

In an exclusive interview in 2018, Daniels told  #60Mins  her account of their alleged affair and revealed why she decided to go to war with the former president.