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Footage has emerged of security guards and police demanding an Australian Open spectator to remove her shirt (pictured left) that featured a slogan expressing welfare concerns for Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai. Shuai vanished from public view last year after issuing a post on Chinese social media platform Weibo on November 2 accusing former vice-premier Zhang Gaoli of raping her in 2017. She resurfaced three weeks later in a video posted online and revoked the allegations, but fears the former No.1 doubles player has been silenced have continued across the world and within the tennis community.

A tiny beachside shack has been added to the 'must-visit' list of some of Australia's most popular Instagram stars - and you will never guess where it is. The three-bedroom 60s home became an instant hit when it appeared on Airbnb despite being located in a tiny town of just 100 people.

Gary Ablett Jr and his wife Jordan are proud parents to three-year-old son Levi and two-month-old daughter Grace Honour. On Sunday, Jordan shared adorable photos of little Levi enjoying a day out on the harbour with his family to her Instagram page.

Queensland Yvette D'Ath (left) has unleashed an extraordinary attack on 'appalling' and 'irresponsible' federal politicians over their comments during the It comes after One Nation leader Pauline Hanson (top right) called for a 'honest and thorough' Royal Commission into Australian governments' handling of the two year pandemic after the federal election. Inquiries as to whether Ms D'Ath would support a proposed inquiry sparked an explosive response.

The couple first went public with their affair in November in an explosive announcement that ended his marriage to lawyer Ellie (pictured together inset top), and his new girlfriend's marriage to Christopher Nasser (pictured with ex wife Hollie Nasser, inset bottom). On Saturday morning, the 48-year-old cut a lonely figure as he jogged past Woollhara Woollahra Golf Club in Rose Bay (pictured right), in the city's eastern suburbs, dressed in black t-shirt and shorts. Hollie Nasser pictured left.

A Beverly Hills plastic surgeon exposed the secret procedures that he thinks stars have undergone, from nose jobs to eyelid surgeries and everything in-between.

Serial killer Joanna Denneh (left) , 39, who was jailed in 2014 after killing three men during a 10-day spree, told her prison fiancée Hayley Palmer (right) she was a 'fully committed psychopath' in a harrowing love letter seen by The Sun on Sunday. Palmer, who is now a free woman after serving 16 years, has opened up about their romance with the killer, revealing Dennehy had 'no regrets' and would 'laugh' about her crimes.

Kyly Clarke recently turned 40.  But the former WAG has certainly not felt the ravages of time, and showed off her ageless figure as she left a gym on Sunday.  The interior designer flaunted her muscular midriff in a crop top as she strolled through Sydney's Rose Bay. 

DR MICHAEL MOSLEY: Eat too little protein, they say, and you'll be tormented by cravings and likely to over-indulge in all the wrong foods. Whereas on a higher-protein diet, your appetite can be satisfied on far fewer calories. They call this the 'Protein Leverage Hypothesis' and it explains why we go on eating with no restraint until we have satisfied our protein hunger if we are surrounded by foods that are rich in fats and carbs but low in protein. A chocolate biscuit of the type I love is 60 per cent carbs and only six per cent protein. If I ate all the biscuits in a packet, which I am quite capable of, I would consume 1,300 calories - almost my entire daily allowance - but only 16g of protein, a fraction of my daily need. No wonder I can just keep going. If, on the other hand, I were offered a plate of fish or chicken, which comes in at close to 30 per cent protein, I wouldn't be able to eat anything like as much before my protein appetite was satisfied.

Kanye West and his new girlfriend Julia Fox were spotted enjoying an affectionate reunion at the airport in Miami on Saturday. The new showbiz hot couple have returned to the city where their relationship began during a night of partying on New Year's Eve. Julia, 31, who became an It Girl in New York City after featuring in the Adam Sandler vehicle Uncut Gems, threw her arms around her beau.

She's been on a weight loss journey since quitting alcohol in 2020.  And Chrissie Swan, 48, looked slimmer than ever as she stepped out with her good pal and fellow comedian Ash Williams, 39, in Melbourne earlier this month.   The twosome were spotted enjoying a lively conversation as they strolled down a suburban road with take-away coffees in hand.  

A magnifient mansion that features a luxurious master bedroom with an incredible bathtub, library, and pool house with a sauna hides behind this charming cottage. Located in Katoomba, near the blue mountains, just an hour and a half from Sydney, the magnificent property is now on the market with a $3.4million price tag. The spectacular weatherboard home was originally built in 1914 and has been expanded to have five bedrooms and four bathrooms and renovated to preserve its period charm.

A team of cave explorers survived being trapped in massive water-filled cavern systems underneath the Australian desert after a huge storm caused the cave entrance to collapse in an avalanche. Andrew Wight led a 15-person expedition to the Pannikin Plains system, one of the many which honeycomb the world's largest continuous piece of limestone bedrock on top of which lies the Nullarbor Plain. Above the surface is a vast treeless desert on the Western Australian and South Australian border but below are subterranean caverns and passages partially filled with water that flows to the Great Australian Bight.

Lauren Williams and Alexander Knorr launched Will and Bear in 2015 from their T3 Syncro van named Marty while on the road in Tasmania. 'We wanted a hat brand that spoke to us personally, suited our lifestyle and gave back to the natural environments where we use the product,' Lauren, who inspired the 'Will' part of their label, told Daily Mail Australia. Six years later and their beanies, wide-brimmed hats and caps are purchasable in seven different countries with 8,000 units sold a month.

Transgender University of Pennsylvania swimmer Lia Thomas, 22, was back in the pool on Saturday where she continued to beat fellow swimmers, leaving them in her wake. Competing during an NCAA college swimming meet with Harvard University in Boston, Massachusetts, Thomas won the Women's 100m and Women's 200m Freestyle races, although the margins were far narrower than in previous races she won in 2021. Thomas won her 100m race in 50.55 seconds with her closest competitor coming in at 51.51. In the 200m race, she won in 1:47.08 with the second place being secured in 1:48.44. 

Phones 4U billionaire founder John Caudwell revealed his son Rufus (pictured together, left), now 26, had 24/7 surveillance in his bedroom to ensure he wouldn't commit suicide after catching Lyme disease. In an emotionally charged edition of Desert Island Discs, the Phones 4u founder fights back tears as he describes the impact of his son Rufus's diagnosis in 2014. 'There were many, many, many times when we thought we'd lost him. We used to have to have 24/7 people in his bedroom in case he tried to kill himself,' he explained. Mr Caudwell became a father again last year when his partner Modesta Vzesniauskaite (right), 38, a former Olympic cyclist from Lithuania, gave birth to a son, William.

Pastor Curtis Keith Bankston, 55, and his wife Sophia Simm-Bankston, 56, were arrested for false imprisonment after eight disabled people were found behind a deadbolted door in their home. The couple reportedly ran One Step of Faith 2nd Chance - an unlicensed group home - out of their basement in Griffin, Georgia, for 14 months, where eight mental or physically disabled patients between the ages of 25 and 65 stayed. On January 13, paramedics arrived to assist a patient who had suffered from a seizure and had to enter the home via a window after finding the basement door deadbolted shut. The pastor's lawyer admitted the door got locked nightly at 8pm, but said the residents could 'come and go as they pleased' otherwise. Curtis has since denied the claims against him and said he will fight them.

A  15-month-old baby was trapped with her mother's corpse for five days in a homeless shelter and left covered in feces and dehydrated after mom died from accidental overdose, court papers reveal. Quraan Laboy, 31, is planning to sue the city of New York and the Department of Homeless Services for $5 million in damages after his daughter Lyric Laboy was discovered by workers at the East River Family Center under a bed near the body of her mom. The baby was allegedly found ''covered in human feces' and badly dehydrated, and was rushed to the hospital. No one checked in on the mother and daughter until a neighbor reported a 'foul odor' coming from the apartment. Young Lyric, who lost seven pounds and suffered a 'horrific' diaper rash from the incident, is still dealing with separation anxiety, Laboy said.

Erin Rhone (pictured), who lives in Brisbane, told Mamamia that she was inundated with 'passive aggressive' and 'self-loathing' comments while training to compete as a bodybuilder during lockdown. The writer said 'people with impossible body standards' are put on a pedestal, while those who dare to achieve them are torn down. Erin added that the experience has taught her everyone has insecurities. Pictured left: 16 weeks before competition. Pictured right: Erin on show day.

Screen baddies are often depicted with a disfigurement, with James Bond having been up against his share of villains with scarred features. Yet a charity is calling for the film industry to embrace 'equal representation of visible difference' and has launched a new campaign showing its supporters dressed as popular leading characters to show that those who look different can be heroes too. Changing Faces made its campaigners feel like movies stars - dressing them as Indiana Jones, James Bond, Audrey Hepburn, Dorothy in The Wizard Of Oz and the Black Panther. Launching its campaign, I Am Not Your Villain, the British charity, which supports and represents people with conditions, marks or scars, hopes to alter perceptions of those with a disfigurement. Pictured: Adam Pearson, 36, who suffers from a facial disfigurement due to neurofibromatosis, a genetic disorder of the nervous system, as Indiana Jones, left, Tulsi Vagliani, 42, who was injured in a plane crash during her childhood, as Audrey Hepburn, right, and Michael Boateng, 33, as the Black Panther.

A young woman who was overweight for majority of her life has managed to lose 55kg in just 14 months. Jess Dromgool, from Auckland, New Zealand, tipped the scales at 110kg in 2020 from overeating but was satisfied with the way she looked. 'I quite fancied myself bigger; I felt beautiful and never hated myself [for being] fat,' Jess told FEMAIL.

From next week, a new 'hierarchy of road users' will come into effect which will mean drivers have more responsibility to give way to cyclists and pedestrians when at junctions. Campaigners have said the 'fundamental' change to the way people have been driving for decades and risk causing confusion and avoidable collisions. A survey by AA found that 33 per cent of motorists still had no idea the changes were being introduced despite it being less than a week until they are set to be brought in. the Department of Transport said it would 'introduce a hierarchy of road users to ensure that those road users who can do the greatest harm have the greatest responsibility to reduce the danger or threat they may pose to others'.

Behind a chic but unassuming converted 1940s garage exterior on the west coast of Barbados lies a true gem of a boutique hotel. As soon as you pass through the narrow reception of the Lone Star , the building opens out into a chic verandah bar and restaurant simply furnished with white sofas and linens against rich mahogany floorboards - all perfectly selected to frame the star of the show.... the white sands and azure sea of Barbados.

The giant rock suddenly broke free on the Terskol glacier on Europe's highest peak, 18,510ft Mount Elbrus in southern Russia. Fearing for their lives, climbers are seen scarpering, alerted by a loud crash as the boulder separates from a ridge. The huge lump of rock skidded down on the ice, eventually coming to rest at the side of the glacier, the top of which is at an altitude of some 11,000ft.

Two siblings have gone viral after spending the night in a swinging hammock suspended a gut-wrenching 70ft in the air (pictured). Sam Simons, 23, and his family were travelling through the picturesque south coast of New South Wales, Australia, for a summer holiday when they stumbled across the secretive location. Sam and his younger sister Ariana Simons, 19, set up the hammocks. Ariana was above a 10m drop and Sam 3m above a slanted rock, where they stayed to sleep for the night. Sam said: 'I've been dreaming of doing this for years, I just needed to come across the right shaped cliff.'