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Mother-of-seven, Constance Hall, has criticised her husband Denim's shopping abilities before slamming Woolworths supermarkets and their self-service checkouts. The Australian blogger, who recently appeared as a contestant on Dancing With The Stars, said the father of her youngest son Raja was incapable of doing the weekly shop effectively, forcing her to do it with children in tow. 'You would think I would send my husband to Woolies for me but he turns into a caveman when he steps foot in there and returns from the weekly shop with "meat and bread". What kind of meat? "Meat",' she told her 1.3 million Facebook followers.

Elise Coulter, her partner, little sister and best friend had rented the home for a year and a half before it burned down. Their home in Sydney's Avalon was in flames on Saturday afternoon and left completely gutted. They had been out of the house while their real estate agent showed it to potential buyers. 'The real estate agent called us and said "your house is on fire. I'm literally watching it burn down" and I think she grabbed our dog and ran downstairs,' Ms Coulter told Daily Mail Australia.

NEW A socialite who earned up to $2500 a post had her Instagram account held for ransom after being caught up in a global hacking scandal. Perth fashion influencer Melissa Graham, had her account along with her 15,000 followers vanish after receiving an email threatening to delete and sell her photos if she did not reply. Ms Graham was among 50 million Instagrammers who fell victim to hacking after private information containing phone numbers and email addresses were taken by a insecure social media firm in Mumbai called Chtrbox.

A mother-of-two who gained more than 35 kilos while pregnant with her first child in 2015 (centre) lost 75 kilos before getting pregnant with her second (left and right). Heidi Smith, who is based in Melbourne, credits a 3D body mapping service for helping her maintain a healthy weight throughout her second pregnancy in 2018, only gaining 7.5 kilos before giving birth to her son, Rocky.

From the outside, this property looks like any regular old warehouse. But once you step through the doors of the former boot factory, you'll be surprised to find a luxury home fit for any family looking to settle in the inner-city suburb of Brunswick East in Melbourne's north. Hidden behind wooden doors, the stunning interior renovations sets the modern home apart from just about every other property on the market.

President Donald Trump got the red carpet treatment on Monday at Japan's Imperial Palace where he made history by becoming the first world leader to meet with the new emperor of Japan.  The president and first lady Melania Trump kicked off the formal visit with handshakes and greetings with Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako.  Trump, who is on a four-day state visit to Japan, was the center of attention under the blazing sun at an outdoor welcome ceremony full of pomp and pageantry.

In his first media conference as Labor leader, Anthony Albanese (left) paid tribute to his estranged wife Carmel Tebbutt (pictured together right), a former deputy premier of New South Wales. The son of an invalid pensioner, who grew up in housing commission in Sydney's inner-west, is the first federal Labor leader to be elected unopposed since Kim Beazley succeeded Mark Latham in January 2005. He has replaced Bill Shorten six years after his rival defeated him in a leadership ballot.

A mother-of-five has created the ultimate 'fearless folder' so her family would know what to do with her assets in case she gets seriously injured or dies unexpectedly. Deidre, from Victoria, said she decided to put together a fireproof safe after a wrist injury left her bedridden, forcing her husband to take time off work to look after their five young sons - all aged under six - while she recovered. Her wrist has since healed and she has returned to work - but Deidre said she couldn't help but wonder what would actually happen to her family if something serious were to happen to her.

A woman who was abused so badly as a child that she developed 2,500 personalities wailed in horror as she re-visited the home where her father damaged her forever. Jeni Haynes (bottom right aged four), 49, was horrifically raped by her father Richard (top right) from the age of four to 14 at their home in Sydney's western suburbs. Ms Haynes developed an 'army' of personalities each with their own voices, memories and characteristics as a way of coping with her ordeal. During a landmark trial in February, she was allowed to testify against her father using several of her personalities - but he cracked after just two hours and changed his plea to guilty. In harrowing police footage (left) aired last night on 60 Minutes, Ms Haynes howled and cried as she relived her nightmare to show officers where she was savagely tortured.

Jack Vidgen is set to make his debut on The Voice Australia later this week. And it appears the aspiring artist was out celebrating on Sunday, while partying with a group of fashionable male friends in Surry Hills, Sydney.  The star, 22, puffed on a rolled up cigarette outside a bottle shop, after publicly coming out as gay in a magazine interview that was published on Monday. 

A single mother has revealed how she put away an extra $26,000 outside of her salary in just 12 months. Canna Campbell (left and right with her son), from Sydney, wanted to challenge herself to see if she could save small packages of $1,000 over the course of one year by 'saving, hustling and manifesting'. The mum-of-one revealed exactly how she amassed the impressive sum by eating vegetarian, conducting market research, staying in at the weekends and adopting a minimalist lifestyle.

A Queensland mother-of-two who struggled with an $800-a-day ice habit said she had to move to a new town to finally get clean. Tamsin Olsen spent years of her life addicted to crystal methamphetamine, even selling the drug to be able to afford her own share. She lost custody of her daughter and was jailed for Centrelink fraud before realising she had to change her ways, The Sunshine Coast Daily reported.

This is the moment a bouncer wrestled a man to the ground after copping verbal abuse outside a nightclub where he was working. Footage shows the bouncer calmly dealing with a man who was shouting at him outside the Cabaret Club in Brunswick, Victoria.   The man stands about a metre away from the bouncer and repeatedly insults him.

An Australian woman has slammed women's clothing standards in Australia after struggling to find a pair of jeans that fit her on a recent shopping trip. Jess King , a size 12 model, shared a photo of herself unable to do up a pair of 'extra large' jeans on Instagram and warned designers that it sent a poor message to women. 'The average Aussie woman is a size 14 to 16 and if someone smaller than that can't fit into a brand's size XL what kind of message is that sending?' She captioned the photo.

O.J. Simpson once bragged to his former manager about his steamy 'hot-tub hookup' with Kris Jenner (together, right) that sent her to the hospital because of the size of his manhood. Simpson's ex-manager Norman Pardo said that the former NFL star boasted that he 'f***ed that B until I broke her' in a hot tub in the 1990s. Pardo made the claim in his documentary Who Killed Nicole?, referring to Simpson's ex-wife, whom the football player was controversially acquitted of murdering. At the time, Kris, who has denied having sex with Simpson, was married to her first husband Robert Kardashian and Simpson was married to Nicole when the alleged Jacuzzi encounter supposedly occurred.

A personal trainer has revealed how she and her firefighter boyfriend completely transformed their bodies in the space of just one year. Taking to Instagram Ella Martyn, from Sydney, shared comparison photos of the two of them to show how drastically they've changed since starting in May, 2018. 'This transformation will blow your mind! Josh and I have been on quite a journey as a couple,' she captioned the photos. 'I'm not entirely sure of all the stats but the photos speak for themselves. We had no structure to our training or eating for a good while, most weekends consisted of 500mL tub of gelato.'

James Annetts (middle and top left with his father) was 16 and Simon Amos 17 when they each set off on what they hoped would be the adventure of their young lives, working on a cattle station in northern Australia. But the work and living arrangements in the remote Kimberley region (top right) proved to be much more unpleasant than they expected. Weeks after being sent separately to even more remote outposts, the boys disappeared. When their bodies were found hundreds of kilometres away four months later, police discovered one had died of dehydration and the other had been shot in the head. James had written a last message to his family on a water bottle (bottom left). 'James, My Follt. I allways love you Mum and Dad, Jason, Michelle, Joanne,' it read. 'I found peece.'

Victoria Beckham looked chic as she arrived at Old Trafford hand-in-hand with daughter Harper for the Man United vs Bayern Munich charity match on Sunday. The mother-of-four looked as stylish as ever in a black leather jacket with beige sleeves which she paired with dark jeans. The fashion designer, 45, added a pop of colour with neon lime green heels and toted a camel bag to match her ensemble.

Vandals have allegedly torched Australia's abandoned Big Brother house just hours after an urban explorer revealed the mansion had turned into a wasteland. The derelict home, tucked away on the grounds of Gold Coast's Dreamworld amusement park, went up in flames just after 2pm on Sunday. The Queensland Fire Service hosed down claims the fire was deliberately lit, saying the blaze was under control before 3pm and was not being treated as suspicious. However the owner of the deteriorating Big Brother house, Queensland Investment Corporation, told 7 News the fire was deliberately lit.

Photos taken by her rescuers showed an emotional and injured Amanda Eller (in hospital after being rescued, inset) calling her parents on Friday (left and right) from the Maui forest where she was found to let them know she was alive. The 35-year-old was comforted by two of the men who found her as she made the tearful phone call while sitting by a creek bed. Eller, who lives in the Maui town of Haiku, was found injured in the Makawao Forest Reserve on Friday when helicopter rescue crews spotted her waving from beside the creek. She had gone missing on May 8 while hiking on a trial. 

Shonduras and his wife Jenny McBride filmed themselves discussing the fall. At one point in the video, Jenny begins to cry and reveals she thought she was going to die during the ordeal. The family had been walking on the Road to Hana in Maui when Jenny slipped. She rolled down a slope and dropped to the beach, scraping up her ankle and leg. The family recounted the ordeal in a dramatic video with a warning disclaimer. But many on social media believed the family hyped up the video for more clicks for their YouTube channel.

Princess Charlene of Monaco, 41, pictured left, was a picture of elegance today as she and her husband Prince Albert, 61, hosted the Swedish royal family for the Monaco Grand Prix. Charlene, 41, exchanged a peck on the cheek with Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton after the British star won the Grand Prix for Mercedes (pictured right). Lewis, 34, joined the royal in paying tribute to the late Formula One star Niki Lauda who died earlier this week aged 70.

Ja'Kye Joseph, 6, and Branario Minto, 5, drowned last Wednesday night at the Silver Palms Apartment Complex in North Lauderdale where they live. Police said their mother Wildine Joseph and other family members pulled the boys from the pool at about 9.30pm but they were unresponsive. Relatives performed CPR while they waited for first responders to arrive. The brothers were rushed to the Northwest Medical Center where they were pronounced dead.

The Spice Girls wound down from their first Spice World 2019 comeback performance on Friday night in very different ways - with Mel B (inset) apparently demanding 'shots right now' and Mel C hitting an ice bath (left). Dancers from the show took to Instagram following the after-party, with some appearing to be the worse for wear (right).

The Queen looked regal in royal blue today as she was joined by Prince Edward (left) and Lady Louise Windsor (right) to head to a Sunday service on her Balmoral Estate. Her Majesty, 93, is staying at the seven-bedroomed Craigowan Lodge on the estate about a mile from the castle which at the moment is open to tourists.   Donning her signature brightly coloured coordinating suit, Elizabeth II, matched her jacket and hat while sitting next to her youngest granddaughter Louise, 14. 

Shocking footage shows the moment customers at a Chick-Fil-A jump through the restaurant's drive-thru window for shelter when a suspected tornado suddenly hit Oklahoma City on Friday night. The two car passengers immediately hop out of their vehicle and crawl through the window as wind is seen battering their car in the background. No one was injured in the restaurant during the tornado hit. However, another devastating twister touched down in Oklahoma in El Reno on Saturday evening that killed two people, injured 29, and destroyed dozens of buildings as it ripped through a two-mile path, leaving destruction and rubble in its wake. Overall, there were nine reports of tornadoes Saturday, from the Texas panhandle to eastern Oklahoma.

Sydney has some of the most iconic and historic buildings in Australia - but many of these landmarks also have a dark and often ghastly past, which many visitors would be surprised to learn. From the cemeteries of Central and Town Hall stations to The Mint's dark and painful history as the first general hospital (pictured), the gruesome and secret past of Sydney's most historic landmarks has been revealed. Let's take a look at the past and present of some of the more eye-catching structures around Australia's oldest city and uncover the little known life and death history of Sydney's biggest landmarks.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Jessica Kibbler and Jack Shattock, from Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, were just 19 years old when their baby arrived in excruciating pain. Kaiden Jake Shattock was born ten weeks premature at Nottingham City Hospital on November 24 weighing 2lb 7oz. And even nurses had to leave the room to 'cry their eyes out' as they processed the mystery ailment that left the tot without skin, Jessica told the Daily Star. She said: 'When the nurses took us into the room to introduce us to Kaiden for the first time he was red raw, like a piece of uncooked meat. 'There we were, two 19-year-old new parents with no experience of raising children, and our first was born very weak and very ill. 'Jake and I cried, but even the nurses left the room and cried their eyes out because they didn't know what to say to us, and didn't know how else to help him.'

BEN FOGLE: If the current overcrowding continues, with hundreds of climbers waiting in line for 12 hours or more high in the 'death zone', I fear the toll in Nepal will only grow. Last week the world was shocked by a photograph showing hundreds of climbers in a stationary 'traffic jam' on the south side of the world's highest summit. The image (inset), taken by my friend Nirmal 'Nims' Purja MBE, a former British special forces soldier, horrified me. Last year I climbed Everest myself (left and right). Of all its dangers - altitude, avalanches, crevasses, hypothermia - I feared crowds most.

Astonishing pictures show the moment a man in his 20s is found squeezed behind a car dashboard (left) trying to enter Spain's North African enclave, Melilla. Police said three vehicles were stopped in the space of three hours yesterday (Saturday). Another migrant was found wedged in an engine compartment (Inset) while a third was discovered under rear seats. Pictures also show a fourth migrant who was also found packed into a car's bodywork (Right). Border police said three men were arrested after the vehicles were stopped at Beni-Enzar, Morocco. All Moroccan nationals, the trio aged 19, 30 and 31 were held on suspicion of people smuggling.