Christine Jiaxin Lee, 21, (left) a Malaysian student living in Sydney, allegedly used an elaborate system of payments to hide $1.3m of $4.6m she was mistakenly transferred by her bank, Westpac. She's alleged to have spent the other $3.3m on luxury items including a high-end apartment (inset). She's charged with dishonestly obtaining financial advantage by deception and knowingly dealing with the proceeds of crime and is currently being detained by immigration for breaching her student visa. Pictured right is her boyfriend Vincent King, who says he knew nothing of the money.

Nicole Fitzsimons (inset) was killed in 2012 in a motorbike crash in Thailand. At the time of her death she had a blossoming career as a sports journalist and was on holiday with her boyfriend. Her sister Kate (left) has spoken about the heartbreaking moment she heard of her sister's death. Kate quit her job after the incident and now travels the country teaching others about travel safety.

A court has heard how murder accused Ben Batterham, 33, (left and inset) was 'extremely aggressive' and told police he 'should have killed' Ricky Slater, (right) who allegedly broke into Batterham's Newcastle home on March 26. Slater, a convicted burglar and rapist, died of injuries allegedly inflicted by Batterham. As well as describing him as 'extremely aggressive', prosecutors will argue that Batterham made a 'determined and volatile' attack on Slater.

Tas Pappas (left) was 17 when he moved to the U.S. in 1992. By 1996 he and his younger brother Ben (right) were named the world's two best skateboarders. While the Melbourne-born brothers were earning $10,000 a month skating, their life outside of the sport descended hard partying and debauchery. By 2007, their worlds had completely imploded. Ben (right in 2006) killed himself after murdering his girlfriend while Tas (inset at the 1997 World Championships) was serving a prison sentence for domestic violence.

Perth woman Anita Scenini (left) was unable to print her parking receipt and was worried she would get a fine. However, when she returned to her car she discovered the ranger had left her a bouquet of flowers and a handwritten note (right) to show that not all parking inspectors 'leave really nasty things on windscreens.'.

Images of items Fatima Elomar (centre), the wife of an ISIS terrorist, tried to take to her husband in Syria in 2014 have been revealed two years after being confiscated by police at Brisbane airport. Among the many items were (clockwise from top left) phone cases, chargers and headphones, a power bank, a North Face beanie and insect repellent. Elomar, wife of late ISIS terrorist Mohamed Elomar, pleaded guilty last year to one charge of supporting or promoting foreign hostile acts.

The gunman fired several times before being detained by police outside a courthouse where Can Dundar (circled), the editor-in-chief of leading Turkish daily Cumhuriyet, is on trial for treason. Dramatic photographs show the moment the attacker was grappled to the ground by an unidentified stranger and Dundar's wife Dilek (pictured far left), while another bystander tried to protect Dundar from being shot (pictured in the background). The couple (bottom right) both escaped unscathed after the gunman was detained by police (top right).

Police were called to the six-bedroom mansion in Greater Manchester after the words 'I hope she was worth it' were daubed on his gate along with 'Welsh c**t' after it was revealed his wife Stacey, 37, (together left) was leaving him because of his womanising. A team is trying desperately trying to scrub away the expletives but it could take all day because the words stretch the length of the large fences surrounding his exclusive home (right).

Airman John Grieten, who had spent the last six months in Southwest Asia, was filmed standing behind his son Joshua at Newark High School in Delaware as he went about his daily activities (top left). The 15-year-old, who is a student in the REACH program, was completely unaware of his dad being in the room when suddenly he sneaked up on him and asked 'Can I sit here?' The video showed Joshua staring at his father and saying 'dad?' before shouting 'daddy' and throwing his arms around him in excitement (bottom left). Everyone in the room can be heard clapping and cheering, while others film the reunion, as the pair continue to hug each other in delight (right).

Zara Phillips, 31, competed in day two of Badminton Horse Trials in Gloucestershire on her horse High Kingdom (left) while husband Mike Tindall held their wriggling toddler Mia in his arms (right). The little girl, dressed in denim dungarees, gripped tightly to her fleece blanket and chewed on it as she clung to her father. After the round was over Zara, whose Olympic future has yet to be decided, gave her husband a kiss.

New Zealand baby Carsen Coll (pictured) who was expected to die in childbirth will undergo a complicated and risky surgery to remove a large, life-threatening tumour on his heart. The family will fly to Auckland in the next few weeks for the operation, which would usually never be performed due to the location of the tumour. Cardiac specialists still don't know what they are dealing with, but detailed MRI scans will help to guide them through surgery.

Billy Slater (inset, pictured with his wife) star sold his five bedroom Byron Bay retreat for a cool $1.375 million.The 36ha estate comes with a tennis court, a machinery shed and he option of pumping water from the nearby freshwater creek. In 2014, Slater said he planned to retire and train horses on the property with his wife, but it's understood the fullback took on more commitments in his hometown of Melbourne.

A hotel room that hangs on the side of a cliff has been unveiled in Hunan, central China. The unusual accommodation, is said to be the first of its kind in the country. Unfortunately, although the see-through room gives unrivaled views of its surroundings, those who want to stay inside have to go rock climbing to reach it.

A distressing video of a small baby left gasping for air as she attempts to swim in a paddling pool has sparked a heated debate on social media. Some say it shows great parenting but others disagree. Though troubling for many, her family sat nearby do not seem to react as she continues to struggle and begins to moan and cry.

E!'s Rich Kids of Beverly Hills star Morgan Stewart, 27, had a mini-meltdown on Monday outside the lingerie store 'Addiction' in Beverly Hills, California, just days before her wedding to realtor Brendan Fitzpatrick. Morgan and Brendan are set to exchange vows this weekend on May 7, 2016, at an undisclosed location in Southern California. The couple are set to rake in a haul of wedding gifts that could total almost a half-million dollars. The Daily Mail Online took a peak at their gift registry with the upscale Gearys Beverly Hills where the rich and famous shop for high end, designer china and housewares. The couple's full wedding registry features more than 100 different items, but at the time of publication, only 19 of the gift requests had been fulfilled.

For many people, finding a rat in their home would be the stuff of nightmares. They're not known for being the world's most loveable creatures, but that didn't stop one kindhearted San Diego animal-lover from saving a rodent that got its head stuck in a wall in his home. The man used a screwdriver to get the rat out of the wall, much to the amusement of his female companion who remarked 'Oh my gosh, poor little guy' as the rodent desperately attempted to break free.

A herd of about 300 goats have overrun Kambalda, located on Lake Lefroy in central Western Australia. Images show residents' front yards besieged by the invasive feral species (left), while others are reporting the goats are scaling their cars and hanging by their doorsteps (left). It's believed the herd of invasive feral animals have migrated due to dry conditions and the threat of wild dogs.

Because sometimes you're not the only one who manages to misread, misinterpret or quite simply ignore the instructions, take solace in this selection of other people's fails. Whether it's a simple case of just getting it wrong, or someone who is trying really hard to be successful, but, well, just failing, there are plenty of examples out there. FEMAIL rounds up some of the best and most viral fails.

A man has smashed a 126-year-old statue of a Portuguese king (pictured left and right) after toppling the iconic carving while climbing it to take a selfie. The unidentified man climbed onto the pedestal of the Dom Sebastiao statue at Rossio railway station in Lisbon (inset) in order to capture the perfect shot - but instead bumped the revered carving, sending it tumbling to the ground.

The gruesome footage, which is believed to have been captured in South America, showed the bull catching the man's trailing leg and sending him hurtling into the air. The man, who is not a matador, is then continuously gored by the bull which batters him with its large horns as he cowers on the ground. People can be heard screaming and attempt to distract the enraged animal but it guards the man for more than two minutes before finally running away.

Cancer patient Heather Sinden was left devastated after her four-month-old chihuahua, Fudge, was snatched by a crow while playing in her garden at Kilsyth, east of Melbourne, on Wednesday. Ms Sinden, who credits the puppy for helping her through chemotherapy as she battles lung cancer, said she can't get Fudge's screams out of her head. Now a breeder from the Chihuahua Club of Victoria has generously offered the Melbourne woman a 10-day-old puppy. The tiny black chihuahua, which Ms Sinden will name Sparky, will move in next month.

The photographs are all the work of renowned American photographer Steve Schapiro, now 82, for his new book Bowie, and features the young artist between 1974 and 1975. Most of the enchanting images are previously unpublished, and many were taken during an epic photo shoot, which took place in Los Angeles in 1974 and lasted from 4pm until dawn. Before his death, the music icon gave his blessing for the book to be published.

Young Sumatran orangutan Nyaru, who was born and raised at Perth Zoo, will be flown to Indonesia next week and released in the wild. Perth Zoo is the only zoo in the world breeding critically endangered Sumatran orangutan in captivity and releasing them in their native habitat. Nyaru will be the third the zoo has sent to Sumatra. After being raised by his mother, the eight-year-old underwent the zoo's five-stage jungle school program, which includes exposure to live trees, socialising with 12 other orangutans and learning orientation and nesting skills. He'll be given a 'soft' introduction and monitored.

Football fans will affectionately recall the acrobatic goal celebrations of Lomana LuaLua during his time in the Premier League, but the latest feat of Carly Booth puts even the former Newcastle and Portsmouth winger in the shade.  The 23-year-old is developing a reputation for her strength and conditioning work away from the golf course, and Booth was only too happy to show off her impressive array of gymnastic skills during the Lalla Meryem Cup in Morocco. The Scotswoman is struggling to make the cut after carding 79 in her opening round to leave her seven over par heading into round two at the Royal Golf Dar Es Salam in Rabat - tied in 82nd place and 13 shots off the leader Florentyna Parker.

The Lingko fields (pictured) high in the mountains of the volcanic island of Flores were created by villagers who developed a system to fairly distribute land. From above, the wet rice fields stretch across the fields like spider's webs - but their incredible pattern can only be seen from above.