News about Erika Heynatz

The remains of a tech entrepreneur who died after a boating crash off the coast of Sydney Harbour a week ago have been discovered.

The distraught mother of a businessman who is missing after being overboard in Sydney Harbour just weeks before the horrific tragedy. Tim Klingender, 58, and Andrew Findlay, a 51-year-old tech entrepreneur, took their 7.8-meter Brig Eagle inflatable out at 7.30 a.m. on July 20. At The Gap in Watsons Bay, the two, who were not wearing lifejackets, were thrown overboard after their boat was struck with five meter waves and smashed into sandstone. At about 10 a.m., Mr Klingender's body was discovered swept up on the rocks beside a small overturned vessel. He was discovered naked and only wearing his socks.

Erika Heynatz, a Sydney native and Away student, has made a big profit after selling off an investment property in one of the city's most coveted after locations. According to Realestate.com, the 48-year-old actress and singer earned $1.14 million for her apartment in Potts Point, which is located in the city's eastern suburbs. Time & Place, a Melbourne developer, bought Erica's top floor studio in The Chimes, an 11-story apartment building.

As it is likely that Andrew Findlay, a 51-year-old Andrew Findlay, will never be discovered, mysteries surrounding the suspected double tragedy involving an art expert and tech guru's ill-fated boat ride in broad daylight remain unanswered. Why Mr Findlay and Indigenous art dealer Tim Klingender, 59, went out fishing in huge waves at 7.30 a.m. on Thursday, when a strong south swell was pounding the shores of the Eastern Suburbs is yet to emerge. Around 10 a.m., the men's 7.8 Brig Eagle inflatable fishing boat was battered by 5m waves and smashed into rocks at The Gap in Watsons Bay.

She has been involved in the entertainment industry for more than 20 years. But Erika Heynatz, 47, hasn't aged a day since being first on televisions. In an on trend dress from Australian brand Oroton, the Home and Away actress demonstrated her age defying style as she arrived at the Art Gallery of New South Wales' new building opening night on Wednesday.