Good on him, I can remember having parties at my parents house & it was easy for them to get out of control. All of these old funny duddies have either never had enough friends to hold a good party or have forgotten what it's like to be 16 & have some fun. Personally, I would be worried if my 3 children didn't have any secret parties in their teenage years - true, I wouldn't be too chuffed with a huge bill such as this lad's family did but, what the hell, you only get one life - LIVE IT!

Sarah Handley, Chiang Mai, Thailand

This is just an ordinary teenager who's party got out of hand. It is not an extraordinary occurrence although providing grist for the news mill. Is his surname Delaney or Worthington? the papers can't seem to get it right.So much for the accuracy of reporters.

William, Padstow, Australia

It's only fair if we trade Australia for a spotty, talent-free braindeath victim of our own - we could even do a two for one deal. There are some neds just like him down the street from me who also "know how to party" and do so at least three or four times a week (interestingly one of them's also a dj) at earbleed volume till 4 and 5 a.m accompanied by tons of equally noxious, stoned and LOUD pals - perhaps I could put Mark Markson in contact with them? Or should I become their agent myself? All those cheering Corey on might enjoy swapping homes with me, they'd have the chance to appreciate slack-jawed spoilt brats like him all year round. Oh, and I'm in my 20s and do throw the occasional party myself (I just know that not everyone in the neighbourhood wants to hear my music - guess I'm wierd), so I'm not quite Disgusted Colonel of Tunbridge Wells material.

Ruth , Glasgow, Scotland

I hope he and his "agent" fall flat on their faces. Surely the yoof of GB have a bit more class than to fall for the antics of this fool and his puppetmaster?

Guy Cavendish, London,

Unbelievable........

I was queing up for a party in the south atlantic [falklands] a bit older than this snotty nose piece of ....
I came home to a sober family party and a pat on the back? Has the civilised world gone mad or am I...........a boring old fart?

Jono
Ex-Royal Marine
OZ

jon David, Perth, OZ

Why is this considered newsworthy ? Why is this on the front page of the Times ?

Anyone wondering why British and western society seems to be descending into a fatuous celebrity obsessed playground need look no further than this sort of thing.

If the Times is serious about this kind of journalism, I'd suggest the headline be changed to something like "Corey Boozy Brit Party Tour Shocka !!!"

Rick, Sydney, Australia

He hasn't been fined $20,000. It was only a threat made by the police commissioner that they were considering making him pay for the police response which she estimated at that amount. The only damage done was a neighbor's birdbath and a police car windscreen were smashed.

Glenn Peters, Melbourne, Australia

Can he simply walk into the UK and work-is the profession of DJ one in which we need to recruit overseas.He needs to be brought back down to earth and perhaps the refusal of a work permit would do that.

Bill Morrison, Hong Kong, China

To Lui of San Francisco.

Who was admiring this moron, definitely not the majority of people in Oz. If you are so keen on him then let him move to live with you and organize any parties he wants in your home!!!!!

Liz Scott, Adelaide, SA

One must remember that he is being 'handled' by an 'agent.' So really this dolt is just a money earner for the above. But as to this little Bogan and our PC 'touchy-feely' police 'service,' it will, as always be the poor suffering tax-payer who will foot the bill.
Enjoy this latest entertainment export from Oz. Better still, you guys don't want to keep him do you?

Barry, Melbourne, Australia

Man this dude ROx . He pwned the Vic Pol and he'll Pwn the GBPC. PArty ON man its your God Given Rite! Smash the sistem. dont Let the griefers get you down.

John Redwood, london, uk

I have to agree with Fred.

This is news? I wonder how many times now the media will feel obliged to prove Andy Warhol right yet again.

gb, Austin, USA

Good luck to him - it sounds great (I am in my 40s) and as he says, when it ends he'll get a job. What's wrong with an attitude like that?

David, London,

Once he's made some money from this venture it should be confiscated by the authorities that spent so much resource cleaning up his mess.

Hugh, Maidenhead, UK

He's very lucky that things have turned out so well for him. It’s very doubtful that he deserves the opportunities he has been presented with but he has taken them all the same. But now he must realise it is no longer just his own person. He is idealised by many young and impressionable teenagers and do hope he realises the responsibility this entails. However due to the nature of his rise to fame i doubt this will happen until he is washed up and young society has moved onto some new fad that entertains them.

James Cornish, Lancaster, Lancashire

I can't believe this has made front page of the site. At the top. Sort it out people.

Lizzie, London,

What an absolute plonka!!

Totally not newsworthy at all. I am sick of reading about this kid.

Matt, London, UK

I love this. It's amazing that in this day and age a young punk can make international news for throwing a party. You have to love our society. I don't know if I should say: "Man, I wish I had the balls when I was his age." or "What kind of stupid society are we becoming to make such a big thing out of this?"

Give this kid a break - you were admiring him once upon a time; remember!

Luis, San Francisco, CA - USA

Wow, so he is doing a tour of Australia and may be doing one of England. Oh, how good do I feel!!!! That this is an example of Australian youth!!!!!!! I feel utterly sick inside.
Why doesn't the media now print something about young people who are doing something worthwhile for their country?

Liz Scott, Adelaide, SA

Just what the country needs right now. I hope the UK deports that kid if there is trouble in any of his parties here. It would be even better if the UK didn't allow this kid to enter the UK in the first place as he is a huge threat to public safety.

Daniel Fernandes, Middle England,

Jim_flip may I remind you it was english as well that were the criminals that were sent to OZ - we r just giving them back :)

You have plenty here that he can join!


Ozzie in UK

Rochelle, Belfast,

an absolute inspiration!! just try and see it in a light hearted way!!

Trez, brighton, england

So Australia send us their criminals now

Jim_flip, London,

That is horrifying. I can't believe that a child with such disrespect for authority is being marketed and sold as a 'party starter'. Legally this boy cannot vote in Australia, cannot legally enter some licensed premises nor can he leave Australia without the permission of his parents - who he is not even on speaking terms with!

What rot.

Emily, London,

The world has gone totally mad. This moron with his so called friend caused havoc, and we seem to welcome this? And he is goign to era some serious cash! Surely this is only an invitation for other kids to go one better, it is like extreme partying. Who can cause the most havoc. I have a solution, round them up, create a battalion, train them and ship them to Iraq or Afghanistan where I am sure they will be welcomed with open arms. Or if the prefer it I am sure that comarade Putin has some space in that lad East of Moscow, where they can get rid of all this energy. MAD just MAD

loris, Milan, Italy

The triumph of pimply-faced youths is at hand!

RW, Victoria, BC, Canada

eeeeeewwwww.....I hope he doesn't "break" America. It is bad enough with Paris Hilton over here.

Shelley, Boston, USA

Nothing different from me growing up except for press, youtube, facebook... etc... Roll on the future of the world! And good on him for taking advantage of our sheep like mentality. he's ahead of you non thinkers

justin White, singapore, singapore

I don't think this trash is newsworthy

Fred, Bristol, uk

Who is he and who cares?

nigel, wimbledon,