Liam Picken and Annie Nolan got married in front of 200 of their closest family and friends on New Years Eve. The Western Bulldogs AFL star and his wife have three children, Malachy, 4, and twins Cheska and Delphine, 2, who were a big part of the traditional Catholic ceremony at at St Patrick's Cathedral in Ballarat.

Early last month it was reported that cricketer David Warner, 29, and wife Candice, 30, snapped up an oceanfront knock-down in Sydney's Maroubra for just under $4 million.  It left questions as to what they cashed-up couple would do with their sprawling South Coogee mansion, but the couple are now selling the lush home.  As reported by The Sunday Telegraph, the home is listed on realestate.com.au and is set to go under the hammer in March, and according to The Property Observer has an asking price of $7 million plus.

Sergio Montoya, 48, has been charged with possessing child pornography after police allegedly find hundred of explicit photos of young girls on his computer. Mr Montoya rose to fame after appearing on Network 10's Star Search in 1991.

Tora Shae tweeted that a co-worker called Evan pointed at the name plaque on her desk and said: 'What the f*** does this say?' When she spelled her name out for Evan, she claims he responded by faking confusing and asking if her name was Laquisha. He then is said to have added that 'hood black girl names' sound the same. Tora plotted her revenge and started calling him different 'white boi' names every day. Eventually the whole office was in on the joke and he apologized after six months.

There's a chance Jarryd Hayne (left and inset) can miss out on playing in the San Francisco 49ers' season finale against the St Louis Rams after they activated running back, Mike Davis (centre), from the injured reserve list. The latest move gives the team four running back options when they usually only take three into each game. This comes as news circulated that Hayne had been given a game plan for a touchdown but he failed.

In his prime Nathan Baggaley was a kayak world champion and two-time Olympic silver medallist (left). But he went off the rails and descended into the murky world of drug dealing - leaving him now facing his second stint in jail. The disgraced athlete has opened up about his decline, saying his 'life changed' the day he and his brother Dru were jailed for their part in an ecstasy ring around the Gold Coast and Byron Bay in 2009. He was released in 2011, but it was less than two years before the fallen star was put behind bars for a second time for producing party drugs, pictured (right) in 2015.

Jaelyn Valencia was born at 11.59pm on New Year's Eve in San Diego. Her brother Luis Valencia Jr followed at 12.01am on January 1, 2016. Luis Valencia said his wife Maribel wanted them to have the same birthday to avoid confrontations, but the parents are just happy to have two healthy newborns. Maribel had to deliver earlier then scheduled because Luis was breeched.

NEW Down on his luck and without a dollar top his name, John Willis (left and inset), 16, was taken in by Boston's Chinese mafia and proved his worth until he became their number two. He learned two different dialects of Chinese, and Vietnamese, as he rose through the ranks, starting out as a debt collector but eventually becoming the right-hand man to boss of the Chinese mob. The FBI say he is the only white man to make it to the helm of the Chinese mafia, who gave him the name Bac Guai John - or White Devil. Willis met his Vietnamese-American girlfriend Anh Nguyen (right) in 2005 and started to settle down, but was arrested in 2011 for trafficking $4million in oxycodone and jailed for 20 years two years later.

A video of a terrified dog crying as it gets stroked for the first time is sure to pluck at the heart-strings of even the most reluctant animal lover. In a moving two-minute clip the once-abused pup issues heartbreaking cries as it gets given some rare but much needed affection, at a kennels in Romania. At first the small whimpering dog, named Priscilla, seems genuinely in distress as she tries to comprehend whether her handler means her any harm.

The mystery surrounding a British man found dead in Australia has deepened further after police said he is not the man they thought he was. The man - who officers initially believed was called Paul Lachlan - was discovered dead in his Manly apartment, in Sydney, in November 2014. His body was found with a medicare card and gym membership in the name of Lachlan, but police have now said they understand this to have been a fake alias. Investigators said they could find no trace of a Lachlan having ever entered Australia from England in the 1990s or any evidence to support the story he told friends that he migrated to the country from Manchester 20 years ago. They have now concluded no-one by the name of Paul Lachlan ever existed and the dead man had gone to extreme lengths to cover-up his true identity.

Chris Brown (right) has been accused of punching a woman in the face during a party in his hotel suite. The singer allegedly hit the woman, who has asked to be publicly identified as Liziane Gutierrez (left), after he caught her taking his photo at the early morning bash on Saturday at the Palms Hotel in Las Vegas, reports TMZ.  A picture published by the website showed her with what appears to be a black eye (center). Gutierrez, who is known as a Kardashian look-alike, is a Brazilian model. A representative for Brown says her claim is a 'complete fabrication'. The R&B; singer posted a video to his Instagram account labeling her as 'ugly' and denied her claims against him. The video has since been deleted from his account.

A month ago climbing guide Stuart Jason Halloway(right) was giving advice to inexperienced mountain climbers on social media, eerily warning them that 'there are no style points for being dead'. On New Years Day his body was found alongside his wife Dale Amanda Thistlethwaite(left) after the safety conscious couple fell a 'considerable distance' from a steep face on Mt Silberhorn, west of Christchurch, on New Zealand's South Island.

An array of propeller planes were captured on video trying to land in extremely poor weather conditions at Birmingham Airport in the West Midlands, with winds topping 50mph. And as the footage shows, the task was a terrifying - and life-threatening - one. In one clip, a plane is seen swerving left in the strong winds (top left), before its right wheel slams on to the runway (top right). And in another, an Aer Lingus jet attempts to touch down but is thrust upward by a gust (bottom left). It soars back into the air as if it is about to take off again, before heading back down and successfully landing (bottom right). bounce back upward.

Mitchell Schibeci, better known as #watermelon boy rose instantly to internet fame yesterday after munching on a whole watermelon, skin and all, at a cricket match held in the MCG. The youngster admits it was fame he was after, and that he had hoped the stunt would get him on the big screen.

Mike Wolfe, 35, of Nampa, Idaho, has so much back hair that he and a friend decided to start shaving designs into his back hair. The first was an American flag. Now he has a Jimmy Fallon design. He also sells a calend-hair with 12 months of back hair art.

Footage has surfaced of a pair of would-be robbers smashing the door of a service station in Auckland (left) before thick white clouds of mist start billowing towards them (right), sending them fleeing into the night (inset.) The alarm-triggered cannons - which fill the room with smoke in a matter of seconds - come in response to a spate of smash-and-grab robberies across the New Zealand, and they're proving to be highly effective in thwarting burglaries.

She listed her extravagant Sydney beach side property on the market back in October 2015.  But three months later, Australian model Megan Gale has struggled to sell the five-bedroom house, which initially was expected to sell for more than $3.5 million. Up for sale by Century 21 in the prized address of Palm Beach of Sydney's Northern Beaches - which is also famously known for being 'Summer Bay' for television show Home and Away - the home is still on the market, with the real-estate agency confirming to Daily Mail Australia that interested buyers are being shown the property via private appointment.  

When Fusilier Shaun Stocker was blown up by a Taliban bomb in Afghanistan, there seemed little chance that he would survive, let alone ever become a father. The soldier, then aged 19, was blinded and lost both legs and his reproductive organs in the blast in Helmand province. But now - thanks to the brilliance of pioneering British scientists - he is beaming with joy as the proud father of his first child, born on Christmas Day. Shaun (pictured right when on duty in Afghanistan), now 25, was at the side of his fiancee, Persia Haghighi, throughout her 32-hour labour as she gave birth to 8lb 7oz Theo - a baby the couple have dubbed their 'Christmas miracle' (pictured left).

Mark Zuckerberg posted a family photo to Facebook on Friday showing the doting dad smiling down at his daughter Maxima as he holds her in his arms while his wife, Priscilla Chan, adoringly looks on. 'I hope your 2016 is happy, healthy and productive,' the 31-year-old Facebook founder and CEO wrote in a post alongside the sweet snap. 'As the world faces new challenges and opportunities, may we all find the courage to keep making progress and making all our days count.'

Tracey Curtis-Taylor (right inset) is attempting a solo-flight from Britain to Australia to recreate the journey travelled by Amy Johnson 85 years ago. She's flown over Scaramanga's lair (circled), made famous by James Bond movie The Man With The Golden Gun (left inset) and has already travelled 13,000 miles.

A holidaymaker who became stuck in deep mud after chasing her dog down a cliff was 'extremely lucky' to be alive according to the coastguard officers who saved her life. The middle-aged woman was rescued from a muddy tomb after a walker heard her desperate shouts from down the cliff, on the north Norfolk coast. A coastguard helicopter crew was scrambled and they expertly winched her to safety, however she was so covered in mud that the officers initially on the scene had trouble finding her.

Stephen Wiltshire MBE, from London, spent less than an hour in total scanning the coastlines of Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca and Marseille while onboard Royal Caribbean International's Harmony Of The Seas - a cruise ship that will be the largest of its kind in the world when it launches in May. He committed the breathtaking scenes to memory - but only merged them into one wide-angle montage in his studio a month later. And despite the weeks-long gap, the results were astoundingly accurate. Pictured: Mr Wiltshire poses with his panorama (inset), which features landmarks and other buildings from the three European cities (main).

WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: It's the return of the 'Zombie Cat.' Feline Bart appeared in a New Year's Twitter message, with his eyes shut and wearing a tiny hat in the image the Humane Society of Tampa Bay uploaded Thursday. Bart was an online sensation last year, when he looked drastically different. A car struck the moggie in January 2015, and Bart was put in a grave - only to 'come back from the other side' five days later. The cat was alive - with numerous face wounds and a broken jaw. Surgery and a feeding tube were part of Bart's medical care.

While the human heroes of our conflicts were decorated with medals and showered with due tribute, the animals who went to war with them have remained quietly unsung. From Private Jackie, the chacma baboon attached to the 3rd South African Infantry in the First World War, who lost a leg as he tried to build a protective fortress for he and his comrades, to Tirptiz, the German pig who defected, changing his allegiance to the British cause, MailOnline remembers some of the animals who sacrificed all in the field of human conflict.