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Kendall Jenner And Selena Gomez Wore The Same Dress, Now Fans Are At War Over Who Wore It Best
Florals for Easter? Groundbreaking. Apr 08, 2021 1:21am By ELLE Team A new Twitter battle looks to have begun, this time between Kendall Jenner and Selena Gomez's fans, and it's all thanks to an Easter ensemble. After the Khloé Kardashian leaked photo saga, Twitter definitely has a bee in its bonnet, but this time, the bee is a particular dress that both Jenner and Gomez have adorned. But how did such a feud even start?
Regé-Jean Page Recalls "Hurt" After He Was Rejected From A Role Because Of His Race
Disappointed, but not surprised. Apr 08, 2021 2:37am By Monisha Rudhran Bridgerton's breakout star Regé-Jean Page has addressed commentary that he was passed over for a role in the now-cancelled Syfy series Krypton. The apparent reason? Race. The news comes from a small aside in The Hollywood Reporter's detailed investigation into actor Ray Fisher's treatment by Warner Bros. and the "abusive" behaviour he allegedly experienced on the set of Justice League.
Meet The Cast Of Sci-Fi Thriller 'Voyagers' That’s Like ‘Lord Of The Flies’ But Set In Outer Space
Out of this world, literally. Apr 08, 2021 12:39am By Diandra Malivindi It comes as no surprise that post-pandemic, some of us may be dreaming of life on another planet. And thanks to the latest sci-fi thriller, Voyagers, the concept of intergalactic travel isn't too far out of this world (pun intended). Created by Neil Burger, Voyagers sees 30 young women and men chosen to embark on a spacecraft to a far away planet, with the aim to colonise a lesser-damaged home for humanity.
Here's Who We Think Will Star In New Australian Netflix Series, 'Byron Baes'
From chic mums to fashion influencers. Apr 08, 2021 1:54am By ELLE Team We're so deeply excited for new Australian Netflix series, Byron Baes. Set in (obviously) Byron Bay, the reality TV show will follow select Aussie influencers in the coastal region of NSW, and promises drama and plenty of style. While the cast list for Byron Baes is currently under wraps, rumours are already circling about which notable Instagram stars and influencers in Byron Bay might be attached to the project.
The ‘Bandit’ And Beyond: Even After 20 Years, One Teaspoon Is As Iconic As Ever
ELLE chats to owner and CEO Liz Roberts about the home-grown label’s rise, reign and vision for the future. Apr 08, 2021 6:14am By Sukriti Wahi It's the shorts, for me. In fact, I would argue that it's the shorts for just about every Australian girl who grew up devouring fashion magazines in the noughties, only to develop a love affair with a certain local label that would go on to become one of the nation's greatest style exports: One Teaspoon.
Byron Label Spell Has Partnered With GlamCorner To Rent Sold-Out Archival Pieces
Apr 08, 2021 2:44am By Melissa Mason For years, Byron Bay label Spell has been at the forefront of sustainability in fashion, showing a true passion for the environment and ethical production. Now, they've teamed up with rental site GlamCorner to provide their pieces to fans of the label, including archive collections.
This New Aussie Netflix Reality Series Sounds Like ‘The Hills’ Set In Byron Bay
A different flavour of Baywatch. Apr 08, 2021 12:18am By ELLE Team After the recent successes of Selling Sunset and Bling Empire, Netflix is continuing their ride on the reality TV train. The next destination is a little more antipodean though. Announced today, Netflix's next venture is an Australian reality television drama—they're calling them 'docu-soaps' now—set in sunny Byron Bay. The series will follow a group of Australian Instagram influencers and is, naturally, titled Byron Baes.
Khloé Kardashian Claps Back At Those Who Claim Her Viral Bikini Photo Was 'Unedited'
‘My body, my image and how I choose to look and what I want to share is my choice.’ Apr 08, 2021 3:00am By ELLE Team Mere days after an allegedly 'unedited' photo of Khloé Kardashian was leaked online, she has now broken her silence against those who shamed her plea for privacy. According to Page Six, the image was an allegedly unedited photo of Kardashian by the pool, which the famous family are apparently desperately trying to destroy.
ASX to rise again; ASIC takes Westpac to court over credit insurance
© Provided by ABC Business Westpac is being taken to the Federal Court by ASIC over its sale of consumer credit insurance. (ABC News: Sarah Motherwell) The Australian share market is set to rise again after a record-breaking close on Wednesday that saw it pass through its previous post-pandemic ceiling. As of 7:30am AEST, ASX 200 futures were up 0.5 per cent to 6,935. The benchmark finished Wednesday at its highest level in almost 14 months, a time before the pandemic crunched the market.
Politicians and judges to be included in Sex Discrimination Act, federal government announces
The federal government will amend the Sex Discrimination Act to include politicians and judges, who have previously been exempt from the laws. © Provided by ABC Business Attorney-General Michaelia Cash says changes to the Sex Discrimination Act will be introduced to the Federal Parliament this year. (ABC News: David Sciasci) The government is outlining its response to the Respect at Work report, announcing it will adopt the 55 recommendations either in full or in part.
Improvised explosives, extremist material found as two men arrested in Adelaide
© Provided by ABC NEWS Two men have been arrested as part of an ongoing investigation into ideologically motivated violent extremism in Adelaide. (ABC News) Two men have been arrested amid an investigation into ideologically motivated violent extremism, with one found in possession of explosive devices. SA Police said in a statement it searched a number of properties across metropolitan Adelaide and arrested the men yesterday.
Family hikes to safety after being trapped by floodwaters at Upper Lansdowne
© Provided by ABC NEWS The family hiked out with their baby and young children after being trapped by floodwaters for days. (Supplied: James Archer) James Archer says his wife is a true hero for helping save their young family when floodwaters surrounded their remote cabin. Mr Archer moved to the bush with his wife Lauren about five years ago. They left the bustle of Sydney and embraced a total tree change. "We left the city behind and started a homestead in the rainforest," Mr Archer said.
Scott Morrison set ambitious COVID-19 vaccine targets but his government is yet to achieve them
The Morrison government insisted it had a plan, that Australia would be at the front of the queue when the first COVID-19 vaccines were released and that by October, the entire population would be inoculated against the deadly virus. Six weeks in and the rollout is behind schedule, the government has already missed its own targets and is now facing sustained criticism about a strategy it spent months devising.
Duleesha says she was asked to change her name to something 'more Australian' at work. She's not alone
© Provided by ABC NEWS Duleesha Boteju says she was asked to change her name to "something more Australian sounding". (ABC News: Kyle Harley) Growing up in Melbourne's eastern suburbs, feeling 'different' wasn't something Duleesha Boteju often thought about. Her high school was extremely diverse, with students from many different cultures and backgrounds. Likewise, in her neighbourhood, the fact her family had come to Australia from Sri Lanka was rarely an issue.
A little girl was the 'victim' of a health system Mark McGowan 'pretended was world-class'
Sky News host Paul Murray says a child who died in a WA hospital after waiting over two hours to see a doctor, was "a victim" of the health system Premier Mark McGowan "pretended was world-class but was actually going backward". © Provided by Sky News Australia "Now I know that Emperor McGowan is ridiculously popular in Western Australia," he said.
Two Australian men have been charged after police allegedly found a bomb and extremist material in a raid on the homes of neo-Nazi group members
© Getty South Australian police have arrested two men as part of an investigation into ideologically motivated violent extremism. A 32-year-old man was arrested for allegedly possessing an IED, and a 28-year-old man was arrested for allegedly possessing extremist material. The head of an Australian neo-Nazi group has claimed that at least one of the group's members was arrested this morning during a search. Visit Business Insider Australia's homepage for more stories.
Husband's extraordinary simple $270,000 Bunnings scam is exposed
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© Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A fraudster successfully scammed Bunnings out of $270,000 with a stunningly simple plot which involved walking out through the nursery exit with stolen goods. But brazen Andrew Alasdair Ryan and his accomplice wife Tania Leonard's scheme came undone in part due to a 15-year-old boy on-selling the products on Gumtree.
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Laptop evidence 'strongly indicates' Joe Biden is 'compromised' on China
Laptop evidence 'strongly indicates' Joe Biden is 'compromised' on China Click to expand UP NEXT New York Post Columnist Miranda Devine says evidence on Hunter Biden's laptop indicates "strongly" that President Joe Biden is "compromised" through his family with President Xi Jinping.
Two men charged over 'horrific' murder of Sydney woman Najma Carroll
© Provided by ABC News Najma Carroll's body was found in July last year. (Supplied) Two men have been charged with murder after allegedly beating a woman to death in remote bushland in Sydney's south before setting her on fire. Najma Carroll's badly burnt body was found by a man walking his dog near Sandy Point Quarry in Menai in July last year. NSW Police State Crime Command's Homicide Squad began investigating last year.
NSW hospitals hunt for rare blood clots linked to AstraZeneca vaccine
NSW emergency departments are scouring medical records for blood clot cases linked to the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine as international medicines regulators inch closer to declaring the vaccine may cause the extremely rare condition.
Resurfaced videos show Harry guiding Meghan in royal etiquette on the job
© AP Meghan said she didn't receive any formal training in royal etiquette and expected behaviours. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Oprah interview delivered plenty of bombshell moments, but there were plenty of smaller reveals that surprised viewers. One was the Duchess of Sussex's claim she wasn't formally prepared for the intricacies of life as a royal family member, including etiquette.
Tiger Woods crash caused by excessive speed, police say he crashed into tree at 75 mph
The cause of golf star Tiger Woods’ February car crash in Southern California was excessive speed. Police said that he was driving too fast to handle the curve of the road. He hit a tree at 75 mph, law enforcement stated at a news conference. Mr Woods was driving at almost twice the speed limit of 45 mph. He hit speeds between 84 and 87 mph before he drove off the road. He hit a median and his SUV skidded across the road, hit a tree and became airborne before landing in a ditch.
Trump adviser Giuliani asks judge to throw out $1.3 billion lawsuit over his 'big lie' election claims
By Jan Wolfe © Reuters/BRENDAN MCDERMID Rudy Giuliani, former New York City Mayor and personal attorney to U.S. President Donald Trump, speaks during a news conference to promote Republican Party candidates in New York WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani on Wednesday asked a judge to throw out a voting machine company's $1.3 billion defamation lawsuit relating to his false claims about the November 2020 presidential election being rigged.
Alleged slave paid just $3.39 per day
A Tamil woman allegedly kept as a slave for eight years by a Melbourne couple was a "tried and tested" good worker who was expected to be on call all hours of the day, jurors have heard. © Mal Fairclough/AAP PHOTOS A Melbourne woman and her husband allegedly paid a Tamil woman just $3.39 a day. Allegedly motivated to maintain a large home, yearly overseas holidays and part-time work, it's claimed the couple lied to get her into Australia and had no intention of letting her leave.
Humans Were Actually Apex Predators For 2 Million Years, New Study Finds
Paleolithic cuisine was anything but lean and green, according to a recent study on the diets of our Pleistocene ancestors. For a good 2 million years, Homo sapiens ditched the salad and dined heavily on meat, putting them at the top of the food chain. © Gallo Images-Denny Allen/Getty Images It's not quite the balanced diet of berries, grains, and steak we might picture when we think of 'paleo' food.
Rio Tinto steps in after bauxite ship is detained by Australian Maritime Safety Authority for 'appalling' crew conditions
© Provided by ABC Business Two ships have been detained in Australian waters following concerns about the welfare of their crews (file photo). (ABC News: Kerrin Binnie) A ship engaged to carry bauxite from Rio Tinto's operations on Cape York has been detained by Australian authorities for exposing its crew to "appalling conditions" including food and water shortages.
Reynolds knocks back Souths' last-ditch offer
South Sydney halfback Adam Reynolds looks set to head to the market and test his value after knocking back a two-year extension to remain at Redfern. Reynolds, 30, has been at loggerheads with the Rabbitohs over the past few months surrounding the length of a contract extension, with the veteran looking for a multi-year contract to stay at South Sydney.
Roosters skipper Jake Friend to retire immediately
© 2020 Getty Images Sydney Roosters skipper Jake Friend has started informing his closest friends and teammates that he will retire immediately from the sport. Sources confirmed to the Herald that the veteran hooker, who suffered 20 concussions throughout a decorated career, last night informed his closest confidants at the Roosters that he will not play another game in the NRL after 264 games and 14 seasons at the top level.
Teenage boy pulled unconscious from ocean on Gold Coast
A teenage boy remains in hospital after being swept into rocky waters on the Queensland's Gold Coast yesterday afternoon. The 16-year-old was pulled unconscious from the rough ocean after being knocked off rocks between Snapper Rocks and Froggy Beach around 2.30pm yesterday. Local lifeguards rescued the teen from the water and immediately performed CPR in attempt to revive him.
Australian Antarctic supply ship erupts in flames
An investigation is underway after an Australian Antarctic resupply vessel erupted in flames with more than 100 crew on board. The MPV Everest was making its way to Hobart, Tasmania when a fire began in the engine room just after 2pm on Monday. The ship was located about 550 nautical miles north-east of Mawson Station in Australian Antarctic Territory and had 109 crew and expedition staff on board at the time.
Bushells Tea heiress in restraining order against her DJ husband
© Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Police have taken out a restraining order against an ARIA-nominated R&B artist on behalf of his lover, the heiress of the Bushells tea fortune, after he allegedly disappeared with their children. Sydney music industry figure Dennis Dowlut - best known as one half of early 2000s R&B pop Disco Montego - was hit with an apprehended violence order during the Easter long weekend.
Virus spread through air at western Sydney church, analysis concludes
© Google Maps/WSLHD An analysis has shown how COVID-19 spread through the air from a chorister to members of the congregation at Our Lady of Lebanon. A dozen people were infected with COVID-19 at a western Sydney church last year through airborne transmission, with evidence suggesting an asymptomatic chorister spread virus particles up to 14 metres to members of the congregation.
Woman dies three hours after receiving first Covid vaccination
© Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo An elderly woman has died three hours after receiving her first Covid-19 jab in an aged care facility. The 82-year-old nursing home resident was living at the Blue Care Yurana Aged Care Facility in Springwood, in Queensland, when she was reportedly given the Pfizer vaccine at 10am, The Courier Mail reported. Police were called to the residence at 1.30pm and confirmed to Daily Mail Australia that the woman's death 'is not being treated as suspicious'.
China warns Australia against sanctions over alleged human rights abuses
© 2018 Fairfax Media Australia has been warned China will "respond in kind" if Canberra sanctions Beijing over allegations genocide against the ethnic minority Muslim Uyghurs. Fronting a bizarre conference, Ambassador Cheng Jingye said China will not "swallow the bitter pill of interfering or meddling in China's internal affairs".
A comprehensive investigation into Bryce's rumoured 'secret girlfriend'.
To catch up on all the MAFS 2021 recaps and gossip, check out The Twins recaps and visit our MAFS hub page. © Getty Images A comprehensive investigation into Bryce's rumoured 'secret girlfriend'. Well, well, well. Precisely everyone in Australia knows Bryce from MAFS has a secret girlfriend, but he still hasn't... admitted it. The rumour has been circling for months (seriously, how long is this damn show?), and he's done precisely nothing to allay anyone's fears that this is true.
Agonising axing on the way for firing Sharks
© 2020 Getty Images The Cronulla Sharks are approaching a difficult selection decision when all of their spine players are fully fit, with NRL legend Peter Sterling saying someone will be forced to the sidelines. Both five-eighth Matt Moylan and fullback Will Kennedy impressed in Cronulla's comfortable 48-10 win over the North Queensland Cowboys. Yet there may not be room for both of them when marquee man Shaun Johnson returns from injury.
'Polar blast' of Antarctic air sweeps across Australia
© Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Parts of Australia are set to shiver through icy temperatures and wet weather in the coming days as a 'polar blast' of Antarctic air sweeps across the nation's south, with some areas tipped to see their coldest days of the year so far. Cold fronts are forecast to hit southern and central parts of the country over the weekend, causing temperatures to plunge so low on Sunday some areas could see hail or snow.
Meet The Cast Of The Loved-Up Regency-Era Drama 'Sanditon'
Fill the Regé-Jean Page-shaped hole in your heart. Apr 07, 2021 4:00am By Diandra Malivindi If, like us, you spent the majority of the new year obsessing over Bridgerton, then Sanditon—our newest frothy, Regency era obsession—should be on the top of your must-watch list. Practically a sibling of the Shondaland hit Sanditon is welcome viewing for those looking to be transported back to a simpler (and raunchier) time.
Walcha farmer may have had ‘struggles' with sexuality, court told
© Steven Saphore Chloe Hoy returns to the Darlinghurst Courthouse after a break in Sydney. 7th April 2021. Photo: Steven Saphore / SMH Walcha farmer Mathew Dunbar wanted to be a father but may have struggled with his sexuality - and a string of unsuccessful relationships - before he met Natasha Darcy, the woman now charged with his murder, a Sydney court has been told.
Australia Post chair hits back at former chief executive Christine Holgate, denies she was 'unlawfully' stood down
© AAP In a submission to a Senate inquiry, Ms Holgate on Tuesday accused chairman Lucio Di Bartolomeo of forcing her out of the job "for no justified reason". Australia Post's chair has hit back at former chief executive Christine Holgate, rejecting her claim that she was "unlawfully" stood down over the Cartier watches scandal.
Gal Gadot clashed with Joss Whedon over plans to make Wonder Woman more aggressive
Gal Gadot has confirmed reports she clashed with Joss Whedon on the Justice League set over the director's plans to toughen up her Wonder Woman character. © Provided by Cover Media Gal Gadot A new expose in The Hollywood Reporter suggested the filmmaker and the actress fell out after he stepped in to complete the Warner Bros. blockbuster following Zack Snyder's exit, and Wonder Woman director Patty Jenkins had to intervene and talk to movie studio execs.
Albanian drugs gangs across Britain posing as modern slavery victims
© Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Albanian drugs gangs running cannabis farms across Britain are posing as victims of modern slavery and human trafficking to avoid prosecution. Police chiefs have seen a significant rise in western Balkans using the National Referral Mechanism (NRM) in recent years - a tool used to highlight potential cases where people may have been exploited.
MAFS' Melissa Rawson addresses Samantha Harvey's bombshell claim
© Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Melissa Rawson has taken aim at Samantha Harvey for claiming on Wednesday night that her husband Bryce Ruthven has a 'secret girlfriend' waiting on the outside. In an Instagram post after the explosive scenes aired, Melissa, 31, said it wasn't right for Samantha, 31, to 'hold onto information' for weeks only to address it publicly.
First international flight arrives, Melbourne's hotel quarantine begins again
The first international passenger flight in two months has landed in Melbourne, marking the third official recommencement of the Victorian government's hotel quarantine program. © Getty People at Melbourne Airport Sri Lankan Airlines flight UL604 from Colombo touched down at 4.24am, with the first group of passengers bound for two weeks of quarantine at the Intercontinental Hotel on Collins Street in the CBD.
£1 houses in tumbledown Italian village are snapped up by buyers
© Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Many of us have dreamt of living in an idyllic rural Italian town in the country's picture-perfect mountains, but few ever manage to make it a reality. That dream, however, is about to become a reality for dozens of people from across the world once pandemic restrictions lift. Dozens of plucky buyers have snapped up the chance to restore ancient Italian houses on the cheap, and in doing so they may just breathe new life into the dying communities.
Qld woman, 82, dies after vaccination
An elderly woman with pre-existing medical conditions has died hours after receiving her COVID-19 vaccine in a Queensland aged care home. © Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS A woman in a Queensland aged care home has died hours after receiving the Pfizer vaccine. It is understood the woman received a dose of the Pfizer vaccine on Wednesday, before she died in the afternoon. The woman had a lung condition, according to the Courier Mail.
Sydney teens' murders preventable: coroner
© PR HANDOUT IMAGE PHOTO Jack Edwards, 15, and his sister Jennifer, aged 13, were shot dead by their father John Edwards. The domestic violence murders of two Sydney teenagers were preventable, says a coroner who found a litany of errors made by multiple authorities. Jack Edwards, 15, and his sister Jennifer, aged 13, were shot dead on July 5, 2018, after their father John Edwards stalked his daughter on her way home from school.
Man who 'pushed wife to her death' was calm afterwards, trial hears
© Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo A man accused of pushing his pregnant wife off a cliff after taking a selfie was completely calm when he flagged down a passing motorist for help after the incident, a court has heard. The motorist was giving evidence on Tuesday in the trial of Hakan Aysal, 40, who is accused of killing his wife Semra Aysal, 32, and their unborn child for life insurance money.
Can you spot the road rules being broken in this image?
© Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo An Australian insurance company has posted an image asking the public to spot the four laws being broken - sparking an intense online debate. The Royal Automobile Club of Queensland published the image on its Facebook page requesting followers to identify the four road rules not being adhered to - with many suggesting there were more. The picture shows a young woman driving an older man with their dog seated in the back.
Cold blast on the way for southern states
© Getty Another wet day is on the way for Sydney after wild storms battered the city overnight. Thunderstorms brought up to 30mm of rain to parts of the city including in Little Bay in the east and Belrose in the north. More rain is forecast today with a high chance of showers and a thunderstorms in the afternoon. https://twitter.com/BOM_NSW/status/1379756165752557569 A gale warning is in place for the Eden Coast with strong winds also forecast to hit the Illawarra Coast and Batemans Coast.
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