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Sydney woman Jade Green (left) took to Facebook on Friday to advertise $30,000 worth of goods, including her $20,000 (inset) engagement ring so she can travel the world after her marriage broke down. In the post she explained she doesn't want to come back to her old life and wants to 'start fresh.' Ms Green is selling her washing machine, dryer, dumbbells (bottom right), microwave and other kitchen appliances (top right). She is also selling a pair of $1500 Jimmy Choo shoes, a $5000 watch, $6000 wedding ring and $20,000 engagement ring.

This is the moment the car used in the Melbourne attack mounted the pavement before accelerating toward stunned shoppers, causing them to flee for their lives. Five people died after being struck by the car during the attack a week ago, while 37 were injured. Seventeen of those remain in hospital, with two still in a critical condition. Police say the attacker was Dimitrious Gargasoulas, 26, who has been charged with multiple counts of murder.

An Australian DJ serving two life sentences in Thailand for possessing ecstasy has been moved to a squalid prison (inset) which houses the country's death row (execution chamber, right). Jake Mastroianni (left), who stage name is 'DJ Badmouth', was transferred to Bang Kwang prison in northern Bangkok, which is notorious for its cruel treatment towards inmates and is nicknamed 'Big Tiger' because it 'eats those on the inside'. The 26-year-old, from Melbourne, was living the high life and raving across the globe before 61 ecstasy pills were found at his girlfriend's apartment in the Pattaya party resort in Thailand. He now faces life in a squalid jail where he will wear chains for the first three months and get just one bowl of rice to eat a day - and it will likely be rotten.

A bride on the new season of Married At First Sight Australia visited the Playboy Mansion, attending a lingerie party there with friends. Cheryl Maitland (pictured left) donned a black corset and studded underwear (centre of right) at one of Hugh Hefner's famous parties in LA. She has also attended a lavish bash held by Gold Coast tobacco tycoon 'The Candyman' (inset) in Australia

A 16-year-old Coles deli worker studying Year 11 at high school became the face of the #changethedate Australia Day protests after seeing an ad on Facebook and asking if she could deliver a powerful speech. The phone hasn't stopped ringing for Indigenous activist and aspiring model and actor Aretha Brown (pictured main, inset) since she was moved by her Indigenous heritage to stand up at the biggest 'Invasion Day' protest in years and deliver a speech in Melbourne on Thursday. 'Too long have Aboriginal people been talked about rather than talked to,' Ms Brown said in front of up to 50,000 protesters who crowded the streets. Since her speech Ms Brown has found her picture on the front page of news websites and being hailed by proud friends and family as 'proof this generation has its s*** together.' 'I couldn't believe she had the balls to do it myself,' her proud father Paul Stewart told Daily Mail Australia.

Just 15 per cent of Australians want Australia Day to be moved despite nation-wide protests by Aboriginals and their left-wing supporters and celebrity endorsements for the date to be changed. While tens of thousands of protesters chose to ignore traditional celebrations and instead marched through the street to mark an 'Indigenous day of mourning', a national poll has found that an overwhelming 68 per cent felt positive towards Australian Day remaining on January 26. However, the poll did find that 61 per cent of Indigenous Australians felt negative or had mixed feelings towards Australia Day. This comes as TV hosts, actors and politicians jumped behind the #changethedate campaign on Australia Day. Osher Gunsberg (right) re-posted an activist's call for Australia to celebrate the longest living culture in the world, its Indigenous population. Home and Away actress Bonnie Sveen (left) wrote '#Invasionday2017 stand in solidarity with those whose homes and civil liberties have yet to be restored to them.'

The president sat down with Fox's Sean Hannity to appear on his namesake show, his second interview since taking office last Friday. Among talking points were protests against him held across the country last weekend at which Madonna told crowds how she'd considered 'blowing up the White House'. 'She's disgusting and I think she hurt the whole cause,' President Trump said of her appearance. He also blasted 'terrible' Alec Baldwin (bottom right) and said Saturday Night Live was a 'disgrace' for targeting his 10-year-old son Barron.

These are the winners of the International Association of Professional Birth Photographers' annual competition. The photos from the United States, Canada and Mexico capture everything - from water births to labor in the car; from crowning to holding the baby. Some show the spectators - an eyes-wide child peering as a man helps a woman deliver, or a midwife nonchalantly continuing as fluid sprays over him. One captures the moment a father, recently diagnosed with terminal brain cancer, holds his son in his arms for the very first time and speaks to him about the future.

Grant Denyer has been accused of plagiarising a story during an appearance on the Kyle and Jackie O show this week. Triple M host Matty Johns told radio listeners on Friday that the 39-year-old Family Feud host had 'totally stolen' a story he told about a cricket board game - by retelling it as his own hours later on The Kyle and Jackie O Show.

Father-of-three Peter Lynch (left), 52, and girlfriend Endah Cakrawati (right), 30, died when the light plane they were flying in an airshow crashed into Perth's Swan River (centre) in front of thousands of onlookers. The mining executive worked for WA mining company Fortescue Metals Group and leaves behind three sons. Ms Cakrawati was investor relations manager at Cokal, another mining company that Mr Lynch founded in 2009. The Grumman G-73 Mallard seaplane was performing along with another plane as part of an airshow before Perth's Australia Day fireworks show on Friday, which were cancelled after the accident.

This fascinating set of photographs dating back 150 years show life inside the Japanese Samurai warrior tribes and their tradition of Harakiri. The tradition, also known as Seppuku, was used by warriors who wanted to die with honour either voluntarily or if they had been caught by the enemy. The ceremonial disembowelment, which is usually part of a more elaborate ritual and performed in front of spectators, consists of plunging a blade into the abdomen and drawing the blade from left to right, slicing the abdomen open.

Law enforcement officials in Florida arrested a Sarasota couple that was found passed out in their car from an apparent high dosage of drugs (above) - even as they had two babies in the backseat. William Ballard (right inset), 36, and Delaney Crissinger (left inset), 32, drove their SUV into a Texaco gas station on Fruitville Road before dawn on Thursday morning. At approximately 8am, customers who drove into the gas station noticed the couple passed out in the front seats. In the back of the car, there were two toddlers - a 5-month-old and a 1-year-old.

The rapper Phillip Nickolas Katsabanis, better known as 'Stitches', was arrested for gun and drug possession after he parked in a handicapped spot. They recognized him from previous arrests, and asked if he had a gun. He said no and immediately passed the officer a hand rolled and slightly burnt joint, according to a police report. After searching the car, they found a gun under his seats, and two magazines of ammunition. The rapper has been booked for felony gun and marijuana possession.

NEW Those lucky enough to have their own private cosmetic cave at home have been proudly showing them off on Instagram. Standout features include (clockwise from top left) product walls, and Hollywood mirrors while many have gone for a monochrome of sugar pink theme, while others showcase their designer shoes and Chanel handbags in addition to their products.

As part of the Sydney Festival, the world-first event (left, right, inset) saw the dance company perform naked in front of a completely nude audience. The show, choreographed by Rafael Bonachela, catered to nudists, or audience members brave enough to bare all. The only rules- no clothes and you had to be over 18.

Ace Brown, a music producer, filmed himself entering the restaurant in Imperial Park, Bristol. He walks into a back room and finds two members of staff and says: 'Are you two beating in there?' The female staff member replies: 'No we were not. We were doing the money.'

A group of friends built the ultimate slip and slide by attaching a hose and a handle on a rope to a hill's hoist in the middle of a Canberra park, using the hose to propel them around slippery tarpaulins laid around the flag-draped clothesline. A man was filmed sliding around four times before being handed a beer by a waiting mate on the way out.

These stunning black-and-white images offer a unique glimpse into the lives of traveller children. Photographer Jamie Johnson was given unprecedented access to the notoriously private Irish traveller commuity at the Ballinasloe Horse Fair and Festival in October. From a little girl smoking a fake cigarette to a young lad brandishing a machete to a couple of boys pointing plastic guns, her incredible images show the carefree traveller children at play.

Hunky Turkish butcher, Nusret Gökçe, (right) better known by his alter ego Saltbae, has been immortalised after an Australian fan got the social media sensation inked on his arm (left). Jayden Davis, a 24-year-old Melbourne plumber, responded to a call for anyone willing to get a portrait of the meme on their skin from tattoo artist Mika Ryan. The butcher stole the hearts of thousands online over a video showing him seasoning a piece of meat with a single flourish of salt - earning him the nickname 'Salt Bae' by legions of online fans.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. A basketball player has suffered a horrific eye injury in the middle of a game, leaving his team mates recoiling in horror. New Zealand Breakers forward Akil Mitchell was left writhing in agony after his left eyeball was poked out of its socket as he challenged Cairns Taipans centre Nnanna Egwu for a rebound. Extremely graphic footage shows Mitchell falling to the ground with his eye protruding from its socket, as teammates and opponents rush to help him. The awful injury is too much for some to bare, with players, referees and courtside fans visibly upset by the sight.

Roger Federer's wife, Mirka Federer (left), attracted plenty of attention on Thursday at the Australian Open semi-finals in Melbourne, with fans taking to Twitter to discuss her pink woolen jumper. The pink Gucci woollen jumper is worth more than $1,000 AUD and is currently sold out online. Fans were quick to jump on Twitter and share their opinions (inset). While some were critical of her fashion choice, labelling it 'Eurotrash' (inset) others loved her choice and commented that her 'sweater game was strong'. Roger Federer (right) beat Swiss compatriot Stan Wawrinka 7-5 6-3 1-6 4-6 6-3 to advance to the finals.

Graeme Hately, who is chief officer on rescue vessel the Grampian Protector, has released footage filmed on board two rescue vessels. The veteran seaman said he regularly encounters waves that are over 45 feet tall while sailing on the North Sea. Crew members are also seen being thrown from one side to another as the boat tilts at a 45 degree angle.

NEW These vast ships once waged war and carried cargo across the ocean, but today they sit submerged like ghostly skeletons for divers to explore. Pictured, top, the bow of the USS Saratoga, a World War II aircraft carrier which sank in July 1946 in the waters of Bikini Atoll, the Marshall Islands; bottom left, the wreck of a small boat nestled amid the Shangri-La reef in the Philippines; and bottom right, the remains of Umbria, an Italian freighter that was sunk by its own captain in 1940 in the Sudanese Red Sea to stop British forces from stealing its precious cargo.

Ferrari boss Herbert Appleroth has sold his waterfront apartment (pictured) for $13 million, six years after Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio rejected it as a rental. Mr Appleroth doubled his money on the five-bedroom home on Pyrmont's Sydney Wharf after he purchased two brand new apartments in 2008 for $6.8 million and merged them into the designer pad. The apartment has a private foyer with exclusive security use, four balconies with harbour views, four bathrooms and four lock-up parking spaces.

A collection of endearing but occasionally cringeworthy screen grabs see the shenanigans that the elderly get up to when let loose on social media. Whether you laugh or despair these pictures are sure to make you think twice before accepting a relatives friend request.

In an adorable video, Grayce the pit bull (left), expressed her gratitude to foster mom Stevoni Wells Doyle (center) when she gently picked up her 11 puppies (right) and placed each of them in her lap. As her foster mom sat on the floor across from where Grayce gave birth to 10 boys and one girl, the sweet dog was seen placing the last three pups in her arms. The cute moment lasted for nearly two minutes as Grayce enjoyed all of the love and attention from Doyle and her puppies. Grayce was previously neglected in her last home and 'needed a safe environment to have her pups,' Doyle said. The adorable pooch has been living with Doyle in Utah for about three weeks. Applications to adopt Grayce and her pups will be available in February through Rescue Rovers.

The image of a man's priceless expressions as he rides a roller-coaster at Disney's California Adventure park, top left, has swept the internet, so here MailOnline Travel rounds up the best of the rest. Pictured, clockwise from top middle - men struggling with a vertical drop; a rider tearing his shirt from his chest with exhilaration on a ride in Ohio; six revellers facing their chosen destiny; a man taking a casual phone call; and a solo gentleman who appears to be having regrets at the Tivoli theme park in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Rolly Teacup Puppies started its Instagram page in June 2016 to coincide with the launch of its US office, and in less than a year, the company has amassed more than 139,000 followers. From Claire, a precious Yorkshire terrier, to Beth, a tiny cream-colored poodle, these pups are undeniably cute, but the miniature dogs are also extremely expensive, with one pooch costing nearly $9,000.

Dramatic footage has emerged of the moment a motorcyclist suffered horror injuries after flipping over the top of his bike in a high speed crash. The rider, who was racing at the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit in Victoria, was speeding through a turn when he suddenly came flying off the bike. He was thrown onto the track and was hit by his own bike as he skidded into a gravel trap, breaking his back, shoulder, wrist and both ankles.