NEW Former chief of Indonesia's constitutional court, Jimly Asshiddiqie, said Schapelle Corby's 'lack of thanks' when she was released on parole in Bali last year made it harder to win support from the highest levels of government to spare Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran from death row. The push for Chan and Sukumaran to be executed in April came directly from President Joko Widodo despite a push from the Australian government for clemency, according to Professor Asshiddiqie.

NEW Another Antarctic blast may be on the way, as snow is again falling in New South Wales and Canberra. The Bureau of Meteorology described Canberra's snow as the best in almost ten years, as temperatures plummeted to around 2 degrees. Locals in Orange shared pictures on social media of the snow covering a park bench (left) and footpath (right). The cold snap is shaping up to deliver another chilly weekend, with minimum temperatures of zero predicted in Canberra and just 8 in Sydney and Melbourne.

Most kids Morgan Hipworth's age would struggle to make their own lunch for school. But the 14-year-old Melbourne school boy (inset) has not only mastered how to cook a three-course meal, he is also supplying 500 doughnuts a week to six different cafes around Melbourne. Morgan spends 40 hours a week in the kitchen creating mouth-watering doughnut creations (right, left) that have earned him the title of 'Melbourne's Doughnut King'.

A unique new video released by Taronga Zoo, in Sydney, of an elephant playing rugby is sure to divide opinion among animal lovers. The unique footage, which was captured on a GoPro attached to Gung the elephant's head, shows him playfully kicking a ball to his keeper. However, some viewers may be upset by the thick metal bars of the animal's enclosure and his keeper's repeated instructions for Gung to stand up and roll the ball back to him.

Dramatic footage shot by a Chinese heli-skier shows the moment an avalanche started to tear down the slope in the Hector Mountains, south of Queenstown. The avalanche killed Sydney man Roger Greville, 58, when it hit just before 3pm on Monday. The GoPro footage shows a man saying 'take care' to a skier before he heads off down the mountain and then screaming 'careful, careful' as the avalanche picks up pace. The video, which is now being used by police to investigate Mr Greville's death, shows the heli-skier being engulfed by a wave of snow.

Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull (right) has defied Prime Minister Tony Abbott (left), taking aim at his plan for a possible public vote on gay marriage. Mr Abbott's chief rival for the party leadership told reporters on Wednesday afternoon a plebiscite would be a distraction. He said a public vote would mean the gay marriage debate would rage for years, whereas a vote in Parliament would bring the debate to a quick end. 'One of the attractions of a free vote is that it would have meant the matter would be resolved in this parliament, one way or another, in a couple of weeks,' Mr Turnbull said. The gay marriage debate has caused convulsions in the Coalition, with MPs telling reporters the debate has reignited debates about Mr Abbott's leadership.

She has never been a fan of a tan, instead going for the pale and interesting look. And Anne Hathaway's whiter than white porcelain skin looked fairer than ever when she attended an event with fashion designer Valentino at the Pacha nightclub in Ibiza on Tuesday. The actress posed with the 83-year-old, whose complexion was the colour of ochre..

Amanda Fisher (left), 23, of Frisco, Texas was told by a friend that there was a girl on Instagram who looked identical to her. After seeing photos Meredith Pond (right), 22, of Indiana, Fisher was shocked at how much they actually looked alike. In an effort to speak to her 'twin', she made a post on Imgur asking users for help and was eventually put in touch with Pond via Facebook.

Generation Y often cop criticism for their poor work ethic and reluctance to knuckle down and put in the hard yards. But try telling that to David Hyde (pictured), a 22-year-old who has travelled to Switzerland from New Zealand to take up an internship with the United Nations. Because the work is unpaid, Mr Hyde can't afford rent in Geneva and has been forced to live in a small blue tent - hiding his belongings in a backpack under his desk at work. According to his mother, Vicki Hyde, it's typical of her son to persist in chasing his dreams and she thinks he will see it through. 'I'm just hoping that he's eating well and keeping warm. At least it's summer,' she said.

UPDATED Triple J newsreader, Stephanie Boulet (left), has spoken out about her anorexia struggle live on air as part of a segment on Matt and Alex's show (inset). She has since received a flood of support from listeners. Ms Boulet told Daily Mail Australia that while she found the idea a little daunting at first, she hoped to encourage sufferers to keep fighting and help them realise that recovery is possible.

Speculation about a bitter feud between top female presenters at Seven has long enthralled eager punters. But the woman at the centre of the rumours, Sunrise host Samantha Armytage, is insisting it just isn't the case. The popular face of the network's breakfast show says there are no hard feelings between her and predecessor Melissa Doyle or recently resigned newsreader Chris Bath, telling the Daily Telegraph that she simply has a closer affinity with some of her colleagues more so than others.

NEW Jordan Belfort (left), portrayed on the silver screen by Leonardo DiCaprio, said that he 'feels so bad' for William 'Preston' King after a troubling image (right) emerged of the former stockbroker (pictured bottom right in his heyday). King, 52, was shown sleeping on a makeshift mattress of pizza boxes, and looking deathly thin, on a sidewalk in Greenwich Village.

Controversial Queensland politician Pauline Hanson (left) has revealed she will not return to a McDonald's restaurant after a staff member compared her to Ronald McDonald (right), the clown mascot. Ms Hanson, leader of the far-right wing One Nation party, said the super-sized beef will keep her away from McDonald's (inset) for life. 'They told me one time that one red-headed clown is enough,' she said.

Kate Siegel, 26, from New York, made her mother an internet sensation with her crazy thoughts and advice on Instagram. Now others can share their mums' eccentric thoughts on her new site - including (clockwise from left) how to find future doctors, STD safety, avoiding fake police and another asks for a grandchild by text.

An Australian TV reporter's hilarious and expletive-ridden reaction to being bitte by a bull ant on camera has gone viral. Nine News journalist Alex Bernhardt (pictured), from Queensland, was filming a news report on Tuesday when she received the painful bite. Mr Bernhardt could not maintain her composure and unleashed a torrent of swear words and distressed facial expressions. Ms Bernhardt is no stranger to controversy, having been stabbed in the face with a lit cigarette outside court earlier this year (pictured inset) and drenched by a esky full of water while trying to question a man on the Gold Coast last year.

New footage has emerged of a giant great white shark named 'Deep Blue' which is believed to be the largest of its kind in the world. The footage was captured by shark researcher Mauricio Hoyos Padilla off Mexico's Guadalupe Island in 2013, but wasn't released until now because he had only recently found the recording on his computer. The video shows the enormous apex predator swimming near researchers in steel cages, with one bold enough to be swimming outside the protection of the protective metal bars.

The balls float on the surface and block the sun rays to prevent water from evaporating. Overall, the balls are expected to keep around 300 million gallons of water from evaporating in the reservoir each year. They also form a protective barrier across the surface that helps keep birds, animals and other contaminants out.

Celebrities including Katy Perry, Nicole Richie and Kylie Jenner have all been known to rock pastel coloured locks, but how can you get the look without committing to a high-maintenance dye job? Australian vlogger Rachael Brook (pictured) has shared a tutorial on her YouTube channel, showing viewers how to colour their hair temporarily with eyeshadow - and it washes out.

Family, friends and teammates of 9-year-old Kansas batboy Kaiser Carlile (inset) who died when he was accidentally hit by a bat, honored him Tuesday as an inspiration whose smile brightened people's day. His mother Gayle Glenn (pictured left next to Kaiser's dad and sister) said: 'I know a lot of people are very worried about us... God has his hand on us right now and that's the only way we're getting through this.' Male mourners wore T-shirts featuring the little boy's initials (right).

Sue Markham, 57, (pictured centre) told her husband Robert (inset right) that their new puppy was a Jack Russell terrier because he had said he did not want a big dog. But the 1lb 5oz 'terrier', (inset left) christened Yogi but known to all as Bear, just kept growing and growing... into a 15-stone Boston Great Dane. Now aged nine, Yogi (centre) has his own three-acre paddock for exercise, gets through £160 worth of food a month - including four scrambled eggs and sausages for breakfast each day - and wears a horse coat when it's cold outside.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Gruesome footage recorded undercover at a hatchery in Brittany and broadcast on French TV shows staff (left) putting the chicks on a conveyor belt (bottom right) that leads them towards fast moving blades. The video was filmed by a seasonal worker at the hatchery, which only sells female chicks to factory farms and egg production units as the quality of their meat and eggs is considered superior. He described his horror at being powerless to intervene as the tiny male chicks were shredded, suffocated and tossed into skips in tied-up bags (top right) by uncaring colleagues while they were still alive.

For many passengers the thought of getting stranded at an airport is enough to fill them with dread. But at these incredible airports they may secretly want a delayed flight. From 4D cinemas and indoor surfing at Munich Airport (centre top), to an indoor slide and hobbit hole at Singapore Changi Airport (centre bottom and right), to a large aquarium at Vancouver International Airport (left), these airports prove the sky is the limit when it comes to guest facilities.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Ronald Boisvert and his girlfriend became concerned when their pet Pomeranian (inset), called Fox, went missing last Friday after they let him out to exercise on a grassy area outside their home in Pembroke Pines, Florida. The following morning, their worry turned to devastation and repulsion after their 'frantic' neighbor arrived at their door and told them their pet had been returned to them - in a truly shocking way. The owners walked to their back porch to find the broken body of their beloved dog dumped on it, alongside the sickening note: 'We beat it 2 death lol HAHAHA!' (main). A vet later determined that Fox had been kicked to death and had suffered 10 cracked ribs, missing teeth and a broken spine. Police are now searching for the dog's attackers.

Jeff Rossen from the Today show conducted the experiment, which he filmed at a bar and restaurant in Lynbrook, New York. In the fascinating clip, no one stops a very drunk man from heading to his car, though they all seem shocked that he will be driving. Onlookers do stop a drunk woman from getting behind the wheel, however, even offering to give her a ride home.

Walter Palmer is believed to have used the hides (right) at his Minnesota lodge (left) to hunt deer, with neighbors telling of how he has brought in the largest buck of the season for four years in a row. Palmer is also thought to have converted an old schoolhouse on the property into his 'kill room', filling it with more than 50 heads of exotic animals he has killed, including a polar bear, walrus and a rhino. The dentist is still in hiding more than a month after he was named as being behind the killing of Cecil the lion in Zimbabwe.

Determined to not let his lack of finances hold him back, Johnny Ward, from Northern Ireland, has managed to explore 152 countries so far and has earned a whopping million pounds over the past three years - all from his laptop. After reading how one travel blogger made £1,939 from their site each month, he was spurred into creating his own, OneStep4Ward, even though he had no technology experience. Following its success, he ended up branching out and creating his own digital media company, Step4Ward Media, managing over 200 sites. Pictured in Thailand (left with his flight attendant girlfriend and bottom right) and Venezuela (top right).

Sandi Ford, 36, from London, makes sure the heating is on high, the babies have just been fed and womb noises are played near them so they feel comfortable before one of her shoots. The snapper revealed that she travelled to the US to learn how best to pose the slumbering infants so they are leaning on their elbows, relaxed faces cupped in their hands, and their legs bent out at the knees.

Singer Angelina Jordan, from Norway, boasts a deep and soulful voice despite only being eight. The video of her performance (pictured right) of Dinah Washington's What A Difference A Day Makes is causing a stir online. The starlet has been compared to Amy Winehouse and even has a similar bouffant (left).

While other chocolate bars wilt under heat, it has been said that Cadbury's Flake chocolate can withstand the hottest of temperatures. In the interests of exposing the truth FEMAIL attempted to melt 'the crumbliest, flakiest milk chocolate' to see if those claims actually stood up to the heat. Clockwise from top left: The Flake before the experiment; bring placed in the microwave; halfway through the heating process; the end result which shows no sign of melting.

Storm chaser Jason Blum, 43, captured the dramatic series of photographs in Colorado. He took his 14-year-old son Chase along for the pursuit, which saw the pair drive 900miles following the storm. They managed to get within half a mile of the tornado to take the incredible photos. The paramedic and self-taught meteorologist has been chasing storms for 10 years.