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Their 21-year marriage ended months ago, with reports he moved out of their family home. And now scathing claims have emerged about Karl Stefanovic's relationship with a 27-year-old brunette, and the phone records that were discovered by his estranged wife Cassandra Thorburn.

Nigel Antony Gray made a Facebook post a week before the New Zealand earthquake warning the 'supermoon' meant its gravitational pull would be higher, making a major quake 'quite possible'. The 7.5 magnitude quake struck near Christchurch on the evening of November 13, within the window he predicted a day before Monday night's 'supermoon'. During the earthquake, terrified residents saw bright flashing blue lights in the sky (right), likely the rare 'earthquake light' phenomenon where rocks rub together as the Earth's crust shakes, creating an electric charge.

A magnitude 7.8 earthquake centred north of Christchurch on New Zealand's South Island struck just after midnight on Sunday, triggering a two-metre high tsunami. The NZ government's GeoNet website said the earthquake, which was 15km deep, was severe and felt throughout the country. A tsunami has been generated in response to the earthquake and the first wave arrived on the eastern coast of the South Island just before 2am on Monday local time, according to the NZ Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency Management. The largest waves, between three to five metres, are expected between Marlborough Peninsula near Wellington and Banks Peninsula.

She's been a popular fixture on breakfast TV for over a decade. And Lisa Wilkinson appears to have shown no physical signs of ageing in photos taken over the years. Despite her gruelling work hours, the Today show host still displays a youthful glow as she approaches her 57th birthday.

President-elect Donald Trump has said he plans to deport two to three million undocumented immigrants with criminal records from the country immediately - and has insisted that will build his wall. In an interview with CBS's 60 Minutes that airs on Sunday evening - his first since winning the election - Trump insisted that he will build the wall along the US-Mexico border that was a vital part of his presidential campaign. Trump kicked off his presidential campaign by outlining his uncompromising stance on immigration.

Waleed Aly (left) has described how the aftermath in New York of Donald Trump's victory in the American presidential election in was compared to the mood in the city following the 9/11 terror attacks. A journalist told The Project host: 'It kind of felt like the day after 9/11 because everyone was walking around not really believing what had just happened.' Aly was also told how people were struggled to come to terms with Trump's success. Right, people are pictured protesting in the city.

The satellite is orbiting as close to Earth as it has done for almost 70 years tonight, but Monday is expected to be the best evening for capturing a rare close-up of the moon. Although the countryside is the best place to see the night's sky in all its glory, some stunning scenes have also been captured over London landmarks such as Canary Wharf and the Eye (main image). Other photographers took the opportunity to clamber up rural landscapes like Beacon Hill near Loughborough and Whitby Abbey, North Yorkshire (top right) to catch a glimpse of the phenomenon. And it was not just Brits who were getting in on the act, with the supermoon also snapped above Russia and Israel.

Like last week's opening show, Planet Earth II left Sir David Attenborough looking not so much the saint we'd always thought he was but a heartless sadist. Not a TV God or English gent, but well a total bastard intent on making us all suffer. Certainly so far it has been torture with the great man preying on viewers' nerves as ruthlessly as the predators he was showing us. Episode one of the follow-up to his 2006 series had been the stuff of nightmares. Attenborough had celebrated its return by horrifying the entire nation with the revelation - and the illustration - of one species of snakes hunted in packs. The sight of aptly named Racer Snakes pursuing hatchling lizards like low-flying fighter jets (very low) was a nerve-shredding, surreal, scene we'd imagined could only happen in a Hollywood blockbuster (Iguana Jones & The Temple Of Doom). Not satiated Attenborough had added heart-breaking, frankly gratuitous, footage of a female tern trying to hatch her single (shattered) egg and paternal penguins battling to feed their chicks (and being bloodily dashed against the rocks). Life was tough. For us that is, never mind the penguins.

Recovered anorexic, Megan Jayne Crabbe (pictured), from Essex, has drawn praise on Instagram, thanks to an affirming message encouraging other women to love their bodies, whatever size or shape they are. The 23-year-old uploaded a raw comparison shot (left and right), explaining why she feels more 'beautiful' in the second, candid photo than she does in the first 'unnatural' pose.

Gable Tostee (left) has been slammed and abused on social media (example inset) after participating in a paid, tell-all interview about the night Warriena Wright (right) fell from his Gold Coast apartment to her death. He was labelled a 'f***king dog', a 'despicable, malignant narcissist' and a 'walking timebomb' after the interview. He had attempted to explain why he recorded audio of his Tinder date in 2014 and gave his side of events.

Kerri Anne Kennerley's husband John broke his neck in a freak accident earlier this year. And the popular TV personality has revealed she is struggling to come to terms with his devastating injury. 'I hate this new life to be quite frank. I just hate it. It's awful,' the 63-year-old confessed. 'I think right now, the most difficult thing... is not being able to talk to him,' she added. John, 76, slipped while at a social gathering in Coffs Harbour on the New South Wales north coast. He says Kerri Anne has stood by his side throughout his recovery. 'She's been with me every day.' he said. Doctors have revealed John is lucky to be alive.

Female sports journalists have been left outraged after a group were told by officials at a cricket ground their outfits were 'indecent'. Melinda Farrell (left) and Firdose Moonda (right), who both write for ESPN Cricinfo, and another woman were told off by ground staff during the current cricket test between Australia and South Africa at the WACA ground in Perth last week. The journalists' outfits did not meet the strict dress code where ladies shirt or dress straps must span five centimetres, and shorts or skirts should fall 8.5 centimetres below the knee.

A feisty end to Australia's victory over England in their Four Nations clash at The London Stadium saw Sam Burgess land a right jab on the left eyebrow of Kangaroos prop David Klemmer (left). The punch split the Australian enforcer who required treatment (inset) but was not seen by referee Robert Hicks as send off worthy. The Kangaroos were always in control of the match running out winners 36-18, but scored five of their six tries in the second half after a tightly contested first half that saw them head into the break leading 10-6.

Police are now treating the deaths of Shelsea Schilling and former Bandidos gang member Bronson Ellery on the Gold Coast as suspicious after early stages of the investigation suggest a double homicide, not a murder-suicide. Schilling, 20, was found dead in the northern Gold Coast suburb of Southport on Friday, alongside Ellery, also known as 'Lizard Man'. A post mortem is expected to be carried out on both bodies on Monday.

At 27 years of age, Karina Irby (pictured) owns a global bikini business empire that rakes in millions of dollars and is just days away from a 50,000-piece summer launch. But just six years ago the introverted Gold Coast entrepreneur was fired from a casual retail job at a local surf shop and asked her single father for an $800 loan. Using her self-taught skills in coding, the driven blonde took a leap of faith and created a website for her brand new designer swimwear business 'Moana Bikinis' - which has since become a household name for women across Australia.

Amy Dawes was a personal trainer before becoming a mother in 2013. However, her ability to exercise was diminished after a forceps delivery left her unable to lift or run after her baby daughter Eliya. She is upset at not being warned about the dangers of this childbirth method.

A harrowing open letter (inset) was published by the Cheltenham Guardians after they spent two hours caring for a vulnerable young woman named 'Emily' (pictured main) who was left by her friends during a night out on Friday. The group looked after the heavily intoxicated Emily while they attempted to track down her friends who thought it 'was funny' she was unable to look after herself. During the course of the night Emily was cared for by four different groups of volunteers and emergency service staff. Eventually she had to be taken away in an ambulance, costing the NHS £300.

Cyclone-strength gusts of 160km/h hit Brisbane Airport yesterday leaving three planes damaged after they were hit with portable stairs and a water tank as storms caused havoc across Queensland. More than 30,000 blackouts were recorded as power lines were downed, while meteorologists observed 70,000 lightning strikes in just a few hours. To the north of Brisbane, tennis-ball sized hail damaged cars and broke windows while roofs were ripped off homes ad businesses.

Geelong entrepreneur Mia Plecic (left), 24, turned her teeth whitening business and $1,000 in savings into a multi-million company last year, but lost it all just six months later. Ms Plecic, who was preparing to buy a new home and car with her successes, said she lost leadership of her business after listening to ill-advice. Refusing to let her failed business venture get her down or take a 'regular' job, Ms Plecic recently launched two more businesses - Bondi Smile (pictured bottom right with Bondi Smile model Kiki Morris), a similar teeth whitening company as her prior company, and Downtown Pressed Juice Co (top right).

Todd Kohlhepp (inset center) was charged with kidnapping after investigators found 30-year-old Kala Brown (inset left) - who had been missing for two months - chained up 'like a dog' inside a storage container (main) on his property in rural Woodruff. In an '48 Hours' special that aired on CBS on Saturday, it was revealed that Brown was kept in a cage inside the container, bound by her neck and feet - and fed just once a day. The container was dark most of the time, but Kohlhepp would let her out occasionally to walk around. Brown told her family that Kohlhepp once dragged her to graves on his property and threatened that she would end up in one of them if she tried to escape.

Brisbane man Gene Downs uses a spoon to peel the skin off a mango. After piercing the skin around the fruit with a knife (left), he runs the spoon around the cheek (centre), popping off the skin (right).

Large hail battered parts of south-east Queensland and cyclone force winds battered the Brisbane area on Sunday as thunderstorms swept the state for the second day in a row. Ominous clouds loomed over Brisbane with damaging winds reaching the speeds of a Category 2 cyclone. 160 kilometres per hour winds were reported near Brisbane Airport, where flights were delayed and stationary planes were struck by debris. The Port of Brisbane felt the full force of the wind with more than 100 shipping containers blown around.

Outraged New Zealanders have taken to social media after an Australian singer 'butchered' their national anthem during an A-league clash between Wellington Phoenix and Central Coast Mariners at GIO Stadium in Canberra on Saturday night. Supporters were quick to criticise local performer Toni Maxfield for her rendition of 'God Defend New Zealand' after she appeared to forget the lyrics mid-performance.

One man, who carried out an investigation to figure out why the citrus flavoured sweet seemed to be in more ample supply, believes he has the answer. An Imgur user took to the social site to share a snap of the contents of a party size bag of Skittles - and as the image attests, inset, there's clearly more of the yellow hue than any other. In response to the user's image, a video from inside the Skittles factory has been shared - and it may hold the reason behind the colour inequality. The video from inside the factory shows the red, yellow, green, purple and orange sweets on a conveyor belt before being sorted into separate tubs based on their colour - but if you look closely, you'll see rogue yellow sweets in the pouches, left and right.

CCTV footage shows a woman walking out of the restaurant carrying the 10-month-old boy in the city of Shiyan, central China. The baby's mother had reportedly left him with the restaurant worker after she offered to look after him briefly. However, the boy's mother returned several minutes later to find her son and the woman had disappeared. Police managed to trace the woman and child within two hours using surveillance footage.

Graffiti artist TakerOne has created an amazing photorealistic mural of his best friend and her pet dog (left) on a historic building in Avondale, west of Auckland in New Zealand. Originally from Hungary, the artist came to New Zealand to pursue his artistic passions (right). The building was the town's first dentist and chemist, which operated between 1911 and 1920.

Plenty of booty shaking was had at a house party in Newtown, in Sydney's inner west. The house party in Newtown has quickly escalated into a street party as hundreds of revelers gathered outside the house (inset). Video from the event shows a man booty shaking on a tree (left), while a woman was seen dancing topless on the balcony (right).

Antarctica is 14 million square kilometres of ice-covered landmass with temperatures dropping to below -90 degrees C. Striking images show the vast landscape of the continent which is home to the to the coldest, windiest and driest conditions on the planet. Scientists don climbing gear to squeeze their way through the naturally formed ice caves dotted around the vast area, top centre. Scott Base in New Zealand, bottom right, is vital to the their survival when exploring the continent and are kept company by the wildlife including penguins, bottom centre, and whales.

Global anger at the plight of 'the saddest polar bear in the world', who was caged in a Chinese shopping mall, has borne fruit, with the mall owners agreeing to send him back to an ocean park. The owners of Grandview Shopping Mall in the city of Guangzhou in southern China came under huge pressure both nationally and internationally and they have now relented and grudgingly agreed to move Pizza (pictured) 'temporarily' to an ocean park in northern China. Earlier this year Mail Online exposed how tourists were banging on the window of his tiny enclosure and taking selfies (right). Qin Xiaona, director of Capital Animal Welfare Association, said: 'It's a good decision, the right decision for Pizza, but it's not the end. Temporary is not good enough.'

Chilean-born photographer Camilo Jose Vergara has spent four decades revisiting poor and segregated neighbourhoods around America. Pictured, left, the dilapidated Ransom Gillis Mansion in Detroit, seen in 1993, top, and seven years later, bottom. Pictured, right, A large apartment complex on Vyse Avenue in New York's South Bronx, pictured in 1980, top, and after it was demolished six years later, bottom.