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Despite dating Nadal for ten years, Francisca Perello had never traveled with him to Australia until now. If his performance in this tournament is anything to go by, she may be back again soon. The Spanish beauty, who goes by nickname Xisca, was court-side on Friday night in Melbourne to watch her boyfriend battle through five sets with Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov to reach the Australian Open final, where he will now face Roger Federer.

The Project co-host Waleed Aly has made headlines as a prominent Australian muslim, along with his glamorous wife Susan Carland (pictured together at right). But Waleed Aly was confronted with an unusual ethical quandry on Friday night's edition of The Project: Could he, as a 'dead-set muslim', accept a transplant organ from a pig? After the panel discussed new stem cell research aimed at growing human organs inside pigs, the 38-year-old's co-hosts asked if his religion would prohibit him from a prospective transplant. 'If it's lifesaving, that would be fine,' Aly said. 'But I probably couldn't eat it.' 

The tricky puzzle was posted on Facebook by Butuan, Philippines-based Keril. So far over 1,500 people have attempted to solve the puzzle, with varying results. The key to solving the puzzle lies in remembering the fundamental rules in maths about the order to do multiplication and addition in.

A family trip to the National Gallery of Australia turned into an upsetting experience for mother-of-four Christie Rea after she was told to cover up while breastfeeding her baby. Ms Rea was approached by a security guard who asked her to move to a parenting room, before they reached a compromise and she covered herself with a wrap, despite feeding her three-month-old daughter discreetly. The 37-year-old didn't miss the irony that there were 'at least half a dozen' paintings of partially clothed or fully naked women hanging on the walls around them.

Gino and Mark Stocco were being chased by police near Wagga Wagga, in New South Wales, back in October 2015 when they opened fire on the vehicle with a semi-automatic rifle. Dramatic video captures the moment the first bullet is fired, prompting the highway cop to slam on the brakes, before a second bullet rips through the engine and embeds itself in the front passenger seat. The footage was played in NSW Supreme Court as part of sentencing hearings for the pair, who are facing lengthy jail terms.

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.

The adorable photo, shared to Ivanka Trump's Instagram on Thursday night, shows five-year-old Arabella pushing a bundled-up Joseph, three, on a swing at a Washington, DC, park. Arabella looks on from behind and Joseph laughs as their mother gets a snapshot of the loving moment. Ivanka captioned the photo with a heart emoji. The photo came just a day after Ivanka shared a video of her youngest son, ten-month-old Theodore, crawling for the first time. Meanwhile, Ivanka's husband, Jared Kushner, was spotted rushing out of his new Washington DC home earlier in the day on Tuesday ahead of a busy day at the office. The family moved from New York City to their new home last weekend.

A magical video shows an unborn baby at 16 weeks 'waving' to its parents and playing peek-a-boo. The amazingly clear 4D scan shows the baby inside the womb raising her left hand and shaking it in a waving motion. The baby - due on July 9 - also puts both hands to her eyes and pulls them away just like a game of peek-a-boo. Her ecstatic parents, Cheryl and Johnny Dearie from Baillieston, Glasgow, were blown away by the scan. The couple who already have two sons, Liam, eight, and John Paul, three, were also lucky enough to capture the perfectly timed movements while surrounded by family.

Anyone keen to unleash their inner Robinson Crusoe can buy a private island off the coast of Belize - on eBay.The four acre hideaway comes with a one bed wooden house (bottom right and bottom left), a timber cabin on the beach (top left) and a boat jetty.The caye's mangrove is a nature haven and the island has coral reef that is perfect for snorkelling, dolphin spotting and bird watching (inset and top right).

Mischa Barton was hospitalized after being found screaming on her backyard fence wearing just a shirt and tie, TMZ reported. The OC actress was voluntarily taken to the hospital for a mental health evaluation after the incident Thursday morning, law enforcement sources told the website. Neighbors found the 31-year-old on top of her back-yard fence in West Hollywood screaming that her mother was a witch. She was also rambling about the 'world shattering', and something about Ziggy Stardust. Police and firefighters were called to the scene after being alerted about a jumper or possible overdose. Not long afterwards the Brit, who turned 31 just two days ago, tweeted: 'Thank you all for all the birthday messages Xoxo'. The tweet seemed to have been deleted as of Thursday evening.

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.

Cat lovers are sure to be enthralled by the latest series of difficult brainteasers to sweep the web. Playbuzz user SJoel has uploaded a series of fiendishly tricky puzzles featuring the popular pets - but even those who aren't big feline fans are sure to enjoy them. The images all appear to be cat-free at first glance - but on much, much closer inspection it's revealed there's a feline hiding somewhere in each one.

Haunting images have revealed the crumbling interior of a once-luxurious Maryland mansion that has been left to rot after its wealthy owners moved on. The home looks as though it has been left in a hurry with not just the furniture left behind, but also books, pictures, toys, and even sporting trophies. With decaying walls, flaking paint and peeling wallpaper the mansion is a far cry from its former self.

Evelien Nellen-van Pelt, 27, and husband, Kevin, 35, from Holland, first met in the gym nine years ago after Kevin complimented her muscular frame. The pair hit if off straight away and after having their daughter, Anna-Sophie, together, left, Kevin inspired Evelien to start training in the gym so she could fulfill her dreams of competing on stage. Now, with 15 per cent body fat, the mother-of-one has competed in 17 competitions in the past year thanks to her supportive husband. When she started training, inset, her weight was 10st 7lbs; she now weighs around 8st 5lbs.

Pictures show Japanese workers slumped over on seats, sprawled out on their backs and sitting on train platforms next to their briefcases having had one too many after a hard-day's work. The images highlight the notorious post-work drinking culture in the country where some staff are given allowances to ensure they join in with work-based boozing sessions.

Exclusive: A chance audition for Hollywood smash hit Lion has seen Indian Sunny Pawar, 8, thrust from life living in a Mumbai slum to a whirlwind of international travel, premiers and A-list celebrity friends such as Nicole Kidman and Dev Patel.His mother Vasu Dilip Pawar told MailOnline how her 'innocent, special' boy had been treated like family by the crew and stars of the film but did not consider himself famous.
'His life has only revolved around this slum,' she said. 'But what he has now seen, it's like things people like us only see in our dreams. I really do feel, miracles happen.'

Fascinating images of UK flights, dating back to the 1950s, have emerged revealing that 'skycots' were attached to the overhead luggage bin, with children placed inside for the journey's duration. One of the shots, from 1953, shows smartly dressed families on-board a British Overseas Airways Corporation (British Airways' predecessor) aircraft with a child being attended to by an air steward (left).

Yanet García, 26, from Monterrey, Nuevo León, in Mexico has shared a video of her posing in nothing more than a skimpy all in one with her YouTube followers. In the video which lasts two minutes and 37 seconds Yanet conducts a series of poses in the racy red lingerie. Since uploading the saucy clip just one day ago the video has already received over 318,000 views on her channel which has 210,000 subscribers.

Cui Yubo, 60, is working as a street sweeper at the Kangle Real Estate Compound in Yakeshi city, in the northern part of North China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region to pay off his debts. Cui's monthly salary is just 1,500 yuan ($220), and he is slowly making the funds to repay his family members, who it's believed he borrowed money from. Photos of Cui show his snow- and ice-covered face as he shovels garbage on the streets of the city. Temperatures in the area have hit lows of -38C (-36F).

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Footage shows Juan Carvajal, 17, from Club de Muchachos Nueva Casarapa in Venezuela, being attended to by medics (pictured) who inspect his injured leg. They slowly lower it to the ground and the kneecap pops back into its socket as Juan groans in pain. The youth club thanked the emergency services for their 'impeccable care' of Juan, who is now recovering.

A naked woman stopped rush hour traffic in Houston by standing in the middle of a busy road and declaring she was an angel to other drivers, before retrieving her bra on Thursday. The incident was filmed by a passerby on the West Loop northbound at Westheimer. The unknown woman left her red Chevy unattended, walked through the car-filled street naked and chatted with shocked drivers. She allegedly said: 'I'm an angel! I'm an angel, where are the rest of them?' before retrieving her bra from the ground and driving away.

Jonathan Dent, 32, of Grimsby, Lincolnshire, swerved as he sped along the bridge towards Hull (left) before his car flew over the barriers and landed on the footpath (right). The vehicle only just avoided falling into the water below - and Dent, who suffered injuries including a broken arm, was cut from the mangled wreckage (centre). The accident left the bridge with £11,000 worth of damage and put members of the public 'at severe risk', Grimsby Crown Court heard. Dent has now admitted dangerous driving and was given a suspended sentence of three months in jail as well as being disqualified from driving for three years.

Identical twins Emma O'Neill (right, in left and right images) and Catherine Caudwood (left, in left and right images) who live five minutes' away from each other in Durham, look so alike even their own boyfriends struggle to tell them apart. In school they used their striking resemblance to swap lessons for each other and the sisters love turning heads so much that they still co-ordinate their outfits and hair when they go out together - even though they are 25. Inset, Catherine (left) and Emma.

A determined police officer embarked on a high-speed and intense motorbike chase through busy traffic after a man and woman sped off. The dramatic headcam footage captured the moment the male officer chased after the pair who were on a motorbike together. He followed them for more than 15 minutes - weaving in between cars and buildings as the pair on the bike ran a red light in Finland. It is unclear why the police officer started to follow the pair, but he seemed incredibly determined to catch them. Eventually, they fell of the motorbike and the man can be seen sprinting off into the distance - but was caught by the officer.

The 46-year-old ran out of his house with nunchucks to confront the two thugs when he spotted them trying to steal his bike. But one of the suspects snatched the martial arts weapons from him and attacked him, causing injuries to his hand. CCTV cameras caught the two masked yobs, riding a stolen motorcycle and wearing black crash helmets and balaclavas before the incident in Norbury, south London.

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.

Dramatic pictures captured by American photographer Christopher Michel, highlight the unforgiving environment of Antarctica and the Arctic. But they also show people and industries braving the elements in the North and South Poles and battling the same icy conditions faced by explorer Captain Scott a century ago. Michel has visited the Antarctic five times and the Arctic twice, capturing the polar caps in black and white.

Red lanterns, red paper-cuttings and red clothing, China has turned into a sea of lucky red as people celebrate the upcoming 2017 Lunar New Year. Today is the Lunar New Year's Eve, which in China is a day for 1.4 billion people to leave their work early, join their families for hearty meals and watch the Chinese Near Year Gala on TV. As the Year of the Monkey comes to an end, Chinese people are eagerly awaiting the arrival of the Year of the Rooster, which begins on January 28.