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AFL star Lewis Jetta (right) has been ruthlessly mocked by teammates and footy fans after posing for a photo while sporting his club's indigenous jersey. The West Coast Eagles player was photographed alongside teammate Willie Rioli at his team's training ground at Subiaco Oval in Perth, on Tuesday night. The shot of the pair, uploaded to the club's official Instagram account, was meant to highlight the new jersey design ahead of the league's indigenous round matches. But their attempt to showcase the jersey fell flat, with fans distracted by something else instead.

Kerri-Anne Kennerley launched a scathing rant against the Labor leader (pictured top right with Chloe Shorten) today, boldly declaring: 'If Bill Shorten gets in, it's the end of life as we know it.' The Studio 10 host made her voting intentions clear with an attack on Labor policies including free sex changes on Wednesday morning. Her rant appeared to take colleagues by surprise as Sarah Harris joked: 'Tell us what you really think.' 

Notorious serial killer Ivan Milat's was tempted away from his hunger strike with a scrambled eggs, Weetbix and toast breakfast served to him inside the high-security hospital ward (right) he is currently being treated in. Milat, 74, was served a meal of cereal, toast and an orange juice at Prince of Wales Hospital on Wednesday, after being taken there from Goulburn's Supermax prison for medical treatment. The backpacker killer is being treated for organ failure, believed to be related to anorexia, in the purpose-built secure unit, on the public hospital's ninth floor. The east ward - which contains steel doors and gates, and better resembles a prison - is used for maximum security prisoners in need of medical attention. While the public rooms have views over Coogee beach, when Milat looks outside his hospital window he can see only prison bars - the same view the killer has faced in jail for the past 25 years.

NEW Australian mummy blogger Constance Hall (left and right with her youngest, Raja) has revealed how much she is really struggling being a mother-of-seven. Posting to her page Constance said she has been finding things hard recently, but almost didn't post about in due to fear at being attacked by 'perfect parents'. 'I woke up this morning and burst into tears,' Constance wrote.

A young outspoken Greens candidate has been caught hurling abuse at Christian university students in a shocking video, telling them their beliefs are a 'joke'.  Connor Parissis, 21, is running in the inner-west Sydney seat of Barton and calls himself a 'left-wing activist' heavily involved in mental health. Damning footage of him yelling abuse at Christian students at the University of Sydney in 2017 has emerged online.

NEW A savage brawl in front of children at a shopping centre has been caught on camera. The video (below) shows the two men aggressively beating each other outside Elizabeth Shopping Centre in northern Adelaide, as children scream and onlookers try to avoid the commotion. As the fight escalated, one man used a metal rubbish bin lid to beat the other, and a child could be heard screaming in distress as an onlooker said: 'I'm just trying to buy something'. 

NEW Historic footage has been released from the archives, giving amazing insight into what life was like in Melbourne more than 50 years ago.  The National Film and Sound Archive has given the footage a high definition restoration and uploaded it to YouTube to give today's generation a snapshot of the popular city in the mid 1960s. The footage provides an eye-opening flashback into life with horse-drawn carriages and women with much bigger hair - but the love for footy and downing a beer is still the same.

A Singapore couple's holiday was ruined after thugs allegedly mugged them and stole the scooter they hired before they were told to pay $25,000 by a hire company. Eugene Aathar, 24, and his wife Dolly Ho, 22, (pictured left) were holidaying in Bali and got lost on the way back to the La Vie Villa where they were staying when they go lost in the streets of Kuta on May 6. The pair said at about 2am as they rode down a Kuta backstreet two men rode up beside them and attempted to steal the phone Mrs Ho was using to navigate, the Straits Times reported.

Lego Masters Australia's successful first season came to an end on Tuesday night. Yet throughout recent episodes, viewers have been distracted from the contestants' creations by Hamish Blake's surprising habit. While presenting the program, the 37-year-old is regularly seen fiddling with his wedding ring, after happily marrying Zoë Foster Blake seven years ago.

A mother has been confronted with the harrowing news that no parent wants to hear - her daughter has an incurable disorder. Emme, four (left and right), has Neurofibromatosis, but when she was first born there was no indication that anything was wrong, except for the fact that she had six small birth marks on her body (right). Now mother-of-three Zoe Rehbein, 40, from Brisbane, has been on leave since her daughter was diagnosed with the brain tumour 18 months ago. 'The fear and devastation hit hard,' mum Zoe said of the diagnosis.

The mother of a three-week-old baby who died while she carried him in a baby sling said she collapsed when nurses told her he had died. Tattika Dunn relived the moment postpartum nurses realised during a standard check up on April 8 baby Harvey had stopped breathing. She said she dropped to the floor inside the Long Jetty Community Health Centre on the NSW Central Coast 'and just started screaming' while a medical team around her tried to resuscitate him.

Kate Fischer is back - and she's looking better than ever. The '90s supermodel, who now goes by the name Tziporah Malkah, flaunted her sensational figure at the beach in Sydney on Monday. Having lost a staggering 50kg over the past few months, Tziporah wore a patterned swimsuit that highlighted her slimmed-down frame.

Dain Yoon (left, right and inset on Ellen) is a visual artist who creates incredible illusionist beauty looks on her face, blending into walls, buildings and parks with a few swipes of a makeup brush. The 25-year-old's work has been likened to beauty blogger James Charles' illusory makeup, which includes drawing scenery on his forehead, creating a puzzle out of his skin and even generating a greyscale and coloured version of himself. But since Charles was called out by legendary YouTube vlogger Tati Westbrook - losing three million subscribers in the process - his former fans are calling on people to follow Dain's work to get the same artistic fix.

Before they can speak babies use special body language cues to tell their parents when they're hungry (top left), full (bottom right), feeling playful (bottom left) or sleepy (top right). While it's not the same for every newborn, the majority of them will exhibit these signs, said Melbourne fertility nurse and midwife educator at Tiny Hearts Foundation Cate Wade. A post shared by the foundation showed how children use their hands to convey feelings - and it had an unprecedented response online.

The mother of a teenage boy who died by suicide has made a heartbreaking video featuring the parents of 11 other children who took their own lives. The video, titled 'Taken by suicide' and address to Members of Parliament, was made by Gold Coast woman Ursula Wharton, whose 17-year-old son Josh killed himself in 2017. Twelve mothers spoke longingly about their lost children in the emotional video, calling for more to be done to prevent teenage suicide. Top row, left to right: Indiana Aitkin-Glass, Joseph Mateo, Skyla Lomas, Cody Cullen, Libby Bell, Daniel Hall. Bottom row, left to right: Taylah Thorne, Daniel Henderson, Stella Hoare, Josh Klumper, Clio Wainman, Chloe Walklate.

Convicted drug smuggler Cassie Sainsbury has posted a touching Mother's Day message online from her prison cell in Colombia hinting that she could be free as early as next year.  'Happy Mothers' Day to all the mums out there. The most important woman in our lives is our mother. And this is the last year I am away from mine,' the message posted on her Instagram reads.  The then 22-year-old was sentenced in November 2017 to six years behind bars after working out a plea deal but, with good behaviour, this could be reduced to three years - which would see her out in 2020. 

The 11th floor property on 150 Clarendon Street will become Victoria's most expensive property by more than $16 million once sold. The property is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing natural sunlight to come inside with breath-taking views overlooking the stunning Fitzroy Gardens.The lucky resident won't have to travel far for a relaxing getaway as the unassuming apartment includes a meditation room, gym, sauna, private wine cellar and a master bedroom with a spa and walk-in wardrobe.

It was just three months ago that former Married At First Sight star Clare Verrall vowed to never speak publicly about the show again. But the 35-year-old has broken her promise, sitting down with Channel Seven's Sunday Night for a blistering exposé of Nine's controversial dating series. In a preview for the episode, Clare criticised the MAFS producers and said that she believes 'someone could die' if things don't change soon.

The daughter of former NSW premier Neville Wran has been spared jail after she admitted possessing the drug ice. Harriet Wran, 31, pleaded guilty in April to possessing drugs, goods in custody and not displaying P-plates, less than three years after she was released from custody over her role in the robbery and murder of a Sydney drug dealer. At Wyong Local Court on Wednesday, she was fined $550 for the drug and P-plate offences and was handed a 12-month community corrections order for the goods on premises offence.

The young YouTube star known as 'Soph', a 14-year-old high school freshman from the Bay Area, became the center of debate after a highly critical Buzzfeed article published on Monday. The article highlights a crude video called 'Be Not Afraid,' in which Soph dresses in a chador and explains sarcastically that she has become 'devout follower of the Prophet Muhammad' and laments that she gets 'raped by my 40-year-old husband every so often'. The rest of the 20-minute video goes on to blast internet outrage culture and encourage young people to speak their minds without fear of being offensive.

A Florida agency is investigating potential animal cruelty charges after Clearwater lawyer Thomas Cope (inset) posted video of himself shooing a raccoon off his boat into the Gulf of Mexico. Cope posted the video (shown at left and right) to Facebook showing the raccoon falling off the boat into the water, as a man's voice can be heard saying, 'So long, sucker.' He later apologized. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said in a statement that it learned of the video on May 8 and began an investigation and that 'these vile acts of animal cruelty' are intolerable. Anyone with additional information about what happened has been asked to call the Wildlife Alert Hotline at 1-888-404-3922.

Tear-jerking footage shows five-year-old Phoenix take on his belt test at Bobby Dixon's American Martial Arts Academy on May 6 in Orlando. The youngster struggles to break a board with a kick, bursting into tears of frustration after repeated failed attempts. With the support of his fellow students, Phoenix eventually snaps the board in two, sending the room into cheers and applause as his friends rush to hug him.

Chris Rolfe (pictured), 24, spotted the vixen's body as he was driving along the A272 near Cowfold in West Sussex. After he parked his car to go and investigate he found the mother fox had been killed but its stomach was moving with unborn cubs inside. He says 'instinct' kicked in and he rushed back to his car to get a knife, performing a C-section at around 11.45pm before four baby foxes (right) emerged. The farmer, who lives in Haywards Heath, hurried home to his mother Jean, 51, with the babies in his pockets. He doesn't have any veterinary training but had performed a C-section before during lambing season.

Bored Panda has collated a gallery of amusing Snapchats featuring birds caught on camera which were sent in by people from across the globe. From unlikely feathery friendships between birds and other household pets to another who took to a puddle like a duck to water when it couldn't find the nearest pond (bottom left), these funny images are sure to bring a smile to your face. Pictured: eagle-eyed (left), bird warmer (top middle), long-legged owl (top right), pouting parrot (bottom), and an angry bird (bottom right).

Wolfgang Wild has always been fascinated with the past, and in 2010 he launched a blog called Retronaut. 'It took off very quickly,' Wild told DailyMail.com. 'One of the posts went viral within the first few weeks. And it grew from there.' After several years and posting thousands of archival images, Wild decided he wanted to turn his attention to color images, and started a new website called the Lost Colour Library. The online collection features images, such as the ones above of 1950s America that show the country from coast to coast: a ferry crossing the river from New York City, inset, to San Francisco, top right, to Chicago, main, to a storefront in Michigan, bottom left.

The clip shows two-year-old Bryce Moody at a student party in Nashville, Tennessee, with his mother, as he decides he wants to boogie. As the students gather to dance to the groovy music, little Bryce, from Detroit, Michigan, jumps in and quickly wins over the crowd's attention with his swift moves. He can be seen bopping around and pulling impressive hip hop moves as the patygoers form a circle around him and begin filming him.