Mohamed Elomar (inset) is wanted by the Australian Federal Police. Intelligence personnel are trying to confirm it is him standing next to a Sydney teenager in the latest Islamic State video. The video which features 'Ginger Jihadist' Abdullah Elmir (main, not circled), 17, who disappeared from his Bankstown home earlier this year and sees him making threats to Australia and other western countries. Elomar, who appeared in social media photos holding aloft severed heads of 'infidels', has close ties to another extremist, Khaled Sharrouf.

As supermarket giant ALDI opens its latest sleek $6 million store, in one of Melbourne's most exclusive beach suburbs, in Cheltenham (pictured right), writer and self-confessed supermarket snob Lucie Morris-Marr (pictured left) puts the brand (and the prices) to the test. After doing a shop of 26 daily basic daily items at ALDI totalling $74.13, Lucie then drove two kilometres up the road to the nearest Coles at Southland, Cheltenham, where the exact same items came to a whopping $96.77 in comparison. That's a saving of more than $20.

The woman and her husband, who cannot be identified, were scheduled to appear before the Victorian County Court on Wednesday. They had pleaded guilty to two charges of reckless conduct endangering injury, as well as failing to register the birth of their deceased son. The boy died after cutting his foot on a tin of cat food left lying among masses of rubbish inside the house in 2012.

NEW Anjelica Huston ended her relationship with actor Ryan O'Neal after he attacked her at a Hollywood party in the 1970s, the Oscar-winner has claimed in her soon-to-be-released memoir. The 63-year-old said O'Neal (top right) - a trained amateur boxer - headbutted her before repeatedly slapping her at a Beverly Hills soiree. As a result she retreated to Nicholson (bottom right), with whom she was with on-off util 1989. Huston's new tell-all, Watch Me, which will be released on November 11, also reveals she was once arrested for cocaine possession.

PIERS MORGAN: Why would any beautiful woman choose to desecrate themselves in such an awful way? Well, we know why. To try and fight the ravages both of age and in this case, the outrageous Hollywood sexism which dictates most actresses over 50 are never seen or heard of again in celluloid circles.

Kymberlie Shepherd, 26, passed away last Thursday after suffering a rare complication at a Perth hospital while she was giving birth to her first son with fiancée Wayde Kelly. The dance teacher experienced an amniotic fluid embolism during labour - a rare complication that occurs 6.1 times in every 100,000 deliveries. Mr Kelly said he experienced 'mixed emotions' meeting their son, Kyden, for the first time. 'It was Kymmy's dream to hold him. I didn't think I could enjoy it without her. But I wanted to see if I could find a positive in anything and I did,' he said. 

Named Palazzo Steyn, the vast pile, left, is the home of Douw Steyn, 62, inset with wife Carolyn, the South African entrepreneur who set up the insurance firm behind the meerkat adverts in Peterborough, Lincolnshire, in 1992. The television ad campaign featuring meerkat Aleksandr Orlov, bottom right, helped Mr Steyn's fortunes more than double, and as a result, he has splashed out on a new-build home for himself in the countryside outside Johannesburg, complete with aqueduct.

The Little French Cafe in Broadmeadow, Newcastle in New South Wales, asked customers not to bring unruly kids into the establishment because management was sick of parents allowing their children to treat the business 'like a formula one track.' Owner Jodie Morris (left), who is herself a single mother, said the response had been overwhelmingly positive, despite some complaints from parents who felt discriminated against by the decision. Despite the backlash, Ms Morris is unrepentant, saying she had worked too hard to build her business to see customers driven away by parents with no control over their kids. 'If you are looking for a cafe with a children's menu, baby chinos, a play area, lounges for your children to jump on, vast space for your prams, an area for your children to run rampant, and annoy other customers, whilst you are oblivious to them - then the short answer is no we are not child friendly,' she wrote in a blistering post on Facebook.

Is this the world's most politically correct snack? A Melbourne café has caused an internet sensation with their innovation, the 'organic, vegan genderless gingerbread figure' - their ultra-modern take on the traditional gingerbread man. The Organic Food & Wine Deli in Melbourne's CBD have made gingerbread men palatable for the socially adware, allergy-ridden and health conscious.

This sale is an opportunity to own a little piece of heaven. A Sydney church has been converted into a beautiful, beachside seven-bedroom home and is now on the market. The charming property still has the intricate features of a chapel, with 3.6 metre ceilings, hardwood floors and with generous windows, filtering in lots of natural light.

The murderer appeared in court on Tuesday (left) as the jury was sworn in Phoenix, Arizona. Arias sat quietly next to her legal team and appeared to have had her hair cut to shoulder length and was wearing a new pair of glasses. Her defense lawyer warned the jury that it will see graphic evidence about the killing and relationship between Arias and victim Travis Alexander (below right).  The 34-year-old Arias was convicted of murder last year (top right), but the first jury was deadlocked on whether to give her the death penalty or life in prison.

Liberal MP Wyatt Roy and comedian Josh Thomas have swapped insults in a Twitter stoush, during a fiery feud over children in detention centres. Josh Thomas, star of 'Please Like Me', took offence to a tweet from Roy about the Liberal party's treatment of asylum seekers. The Federal Member for Longman had claimed, '1100 deaths at sea, 1400 children in detention. Our policies have saved lives - a fact lost on Labor members.'

The lady created quite a scene in a shopping mall in Dongguan in the Chinese province of Guangdong when she astoundingly dismantled the machine within a matter of minutes. The extreme behaviour drew an intrigued crowd of shoppers to gather around and watch the strange event unfold while taking photos on their phones. However, despite at least three security guards attending the bizarre scene - no one attempted to stop the woman from damaging the machine. 

Mother-of-two Charlotte Tumilty claims she was sent away from her first day at a new job at St John Vianney's Primary School, below, in Hartlepool because her arms and neck are covered in tattoos. The 26-year-old says she was told the inkings on her feet, hands and neck were inappropriate but the schools says she was simply asked to just make sure they were covered up.

Samantha Giufre, 18, remains in hospital fighting for her life after she was found in a gutter on Myall Road in Casula, south west of Sydney, on September 7. Ms Giufre was rushed to Liverpool Hospital where she remains in intensive care after suffering multiple fractures to her skull and face, along with bleeding on her brain. Her parents are pleading for anyone who witnessed the incident to come forward as police try to track down the driver.

The River House at Minyama in Queensland was designed to take full advantage of the water views and features its own jetty, pontoon and 25m lap pool with an infinity edge that runs up to the river. The mansion's luxurious features also include an external fireplace, a scullery, an internal courtyard, a spa and a separate 'parents retreat' that has its own kitchenette and raised bath tub that looks out over the water views. The property was voted No.1 in the National Building Design of the Year awards.

Misty Beaty of Iowa went to the hospital for stomach pains on Monday morning and hours later gave birth to a healthy baby boy named Briggs(right). Misty Beaty and Scott Steele (left) from Cedar Rapids had absolutely no idea that Misty was pregnant until the moment she gave birth to Briggs Beaty on Monday morning. It was especially a surprise for Scott who was diagnosed with colorectal cancer five years ago and was told he was sterile.

The Facebook COO and author of 'Lean In' has been living with her family at their new home in nearby Menlo Park, California for the past year. Sandberg and husband David Goldberg, CEO of survey Monkey, bought their Atherton, California home in 2004 for nearly $8million and profited more than $1million in this sale. The new owners are inheriting a home that has been visited by the likes of President Obama, Lady Gaga, Condoleezza Rice, Gloria Steinem and Michael Bloomberg.

Using actors posing as police, hidden cameras, and rooms wired up with secret microphones, each person was lured to a central London location and told that the friend, who was in on the plot, desperately needed their help. They were told there had been a violent incident the night before, directed to a 'bloody' shirt,  and asked to hide it  - with all of the four doing so with barely a second thought. The real test comes when 'police' knock on the door, asking for the whereabouts of their loved one. While each lies to say they don't know - two of the prank victims make a break for the stairwell when the fake officers tell them they need to be taken in for questioning.

It is one of the most hotly-anticipated film releases of the year. 
So fans of Eddie Redmayne will be pleased to see an exclusive clip from forthcoming film The Theory of Everything, via MailOnline.

Nicola Mason (left), of Holyhead, North Wales, had sex with the boy while her partner John Ford (right) watched getting 'some sort of perverted pleasure', a court heard. Now the 25-year-old mother-of-two, a former chip shop worker, has been jailed for three years while Ford, 47,will spend four-and-a-half years behind bars. The boy was offered drugs to loosen his inhibitions and Mason performed a sex act, then full sex on a second occasion a few weeks later, Caernarfon Crown Court heard. The couple, both from Holyhead, must now register as sex offenders indefinitely and a sex offences prevention order was made.

Pippa Middleton, 31, and her parents Carole and Michael (left) were spotted boarding a budget easyJet flight from Inverness Airport in the Scottish Highlands to London's Gatwick Airport yesterday. The Middletons, who could be seen getting on the budget airliner with hand luggage yesterday, may have opted for the cheap travel option but decided to fork out $22 each for priority boarding. With tickets costing as little as $99 each for the 600-mile journey, Pippa (circled right with her mother Carole) shocked onlookers as she mingled in the airport terminal before boarding the budget flight. The family's low-cost journey came while the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge entertained Singapore president Tony Tan Keng Yam and his wife Mary on their official tour to Britain in west London. It was the first time Kate, 32, had been spotted out in public since the Palace announced she was expecting her second child with husband Prince William.

It is unclear where the film was shot, showing the man stepping up to spar with the professional, before leaving his young adversary collapsed against the ropes. Wearing a woolly jumper and tracksuit bottoms, the older man did not seem like a dangerous opponent at first glance, but after 16 seconds his adversary is on the floor.

Pistorius, 27, known as the Blade Runner, was yesterday jailed for five years for killing his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp (right), 29, but could be out of prison in one-sixth of the time. The sentence has been criticised by some as too lenient and sparked calls for it to be increased. Miss Steenkamp's parents, June and Barry (centre), said they accepted the sentence and 'don't want revenge' or for the double-amputee (left) to 'suffer with his disabilities' while prison.

Lucia Cordaro, 37, is convinced that her security system, set up outside her home in Chester, has captured a clear image of one of the tiny mythical winged creatures flitting past the lens. She said she was getting in to bed when she heard a noisy motorbike revving outside her house. After creeping downstairs to investigate the commotion, the mother-of-one heard a bang and thought that somebody had hurled a missile at her window. But when she looked at the CCTV footage on her laptop she was shocked to see what she thought was a tiny tinkerbell flying past the camera.

Yvonne Asare, 31, from Wallington in Surrey, reached size 18 amid the breakdown of her marriage in 2010. After an embarrassing incident in a shop changing room, in which she was confronted with her overweight frame, she became determined to slim down and eventually dropped down to the 59.5kg, size eight she is today.

Using actors posing as police, hidden cameras, and rooms wired up with secret microphones, each person was lured to a central London location and told that the friend, who was in on the plot, desperately needed their help. They were told there had been a violent incident the night before, directed to a 'bloody' shirt,  and asked to hide it  - with all of the four doing so with barely a second thought. The real test comes when 'police' knock on the door, asking for the whereabouts of their loved one. While each lies to say they don't know - two of the 'marks' make a break for the stairwell when the fake officers tell them they need to be taken in for questioning.

A stay-at-home dad in Florida who shot dead two of his children and wounded a third (right, with their mother) before killing himself was in the midst of a nasty divorce from his wife and had told her to call if off or he would go after their kids. According to wife Cynthia Mohney's lawyer, David Mohney (left) told her on the morning of the murders, 'If you don't come back to me and stop the divorce, I will kill our children.' He then reportedly punched her in the mouth at their Port Orange, Florida, home, and added, 'If you're going to take my kids away, you will not have them and you will go through the rest of your life without children.' 

Tasmania is now outshining the rest of Australia when it comes to being a recommended tourist destination. It has made it into travel guide Lonely Planet's 'Top 10 Regions to visit in 2015' list thanks to its fine food and stunning outdoors, with almost 1.6 million people already visiting its shores in the last year. The Beowulf climb at Coles Bay (top right), the historic Port Arthur penal settlement (top left), the orange-hued Bay of Fires (bottom right) and the vibrant capital city Hobart (bottom left) are just some of the sites treasured by tourists. 'The visitor numbers are now pretty much double the population of the state,' a Discover Tasmania spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia.

Helen Auer, from Cincinnati, Ohio, passed away peacefully at home last Wednesday at age 94. Just over a day later, she was joined by her beloved 100-year-old husband, Joe, who could not survive without her. The Auers married at St. Lawrence Church in Cincinnati in 1941, lived through Word War II, raised 10 children and witnessed the births of their 16 grandchildren, 29 great-grandkids and one great-great grandchild.

Scientists are closer to dating the Shigir Idol, found in 1890 in Kirovgrad, Sverdlovsk region, in the Ural Mountains, which contains secret encrypted codes written around 9,500 years ago. The haunting Shigir Idol is twice as old as the Egyptian pyramids and was preserved 'as if in a time capsule' in a peat bog. Russian experts now say the remarkable relic contains encoded information on the 'creation of the world'. While the messages remain 'an utter mystery to modern man', the Russian academic said its creators 'lived in total harmony with the world, had advanced intellectual development, and a complicated spiritual world'. German scientists are close to a precise dating - within five decades. The results are likely to be known in late February or early March