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The Morrison government has been rocked by an explosive report uncovering a consensual affair between a married senior Liberal MP and his glamorous staffer. Rachelle Miller, a former media adviser to Liberal Government minister Alan Tudge, revealed she had an affair with her boss when he was Minister for Human Services in 2017.  The secret affair between Mr Tudge and the female staffer came before then-Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull introduced a 'bonk ban' in February 2018 to stop politicians from having sexual relationships with staffers in their office. Ms Miller told the ABC's Four Corners she has lived 'to bitterly regret' the affair with Mr Tudge - with whom she attended the Midwinter Ball at Parliament House. Federal Liberal MP Alan Tudge had an affair in 2017 with former Coalition media adviser Rachelle Miller. The two are pictured together She claimed while she didn't want to be seen on camera with the minister, he had insisted on walking into the hig

This is the moment a three-year-old girl was rescued from a flooded Honduran city by the U.S. Army. Surveillance video shows an American soldier holding on to the child as they were airlifted to the Blackhawk helicopter Friday after Tropical Storm Eta slammed the Central American country.   The U.S. servicemen then brought up the child's family to the helicopter before they were flown to a safer area away from the city of Lima in the  northern Caribbean department of Cortés. U.S. Army rescues a girl Friday in La Lima, Honduras, after Hurricane Eta weakened into a tropical storm  A member of the U.S. Army family hands over a three-year-old to a serviceman aboard a Blackhawk helicopter during a rescue mission in La Lima, a city in the northern Caribbean department of Cortés that was drenched with torrential rains from Tropical Storm Eta that slammed Honduras A Honduran man holds a three-year-old girl after the U.S. Army saved them from their flooded home in La Lima, Honduras, on Fr

Fox News anchor Sandra Smith was caught on a hot mic reacting incredulously to a guest casting doubt over the legitimacy of Joe Biden’s election win over the weekend, frowning and rolling her eyes while she was off-air. In a clip circulating online, the host of America’s Newsroom was heard exasperatedly asking ‘what is happening’ as DC-based lawyer Cleta Mitchell repeated Donald Trump’s unfounded accusations of widespread election fraud. ‘I think everybody wants to know that this was done properly and legally and we can trust the results,’ Mitchell, who was being interviewed by Fox News’ Trace Gallagher, said. ‘And I think we have to look into every one of these concerns. ‘Remember, just because CNN says, or even Fox News says that somebody's president doesn't make them president,’ Mitchell continued. In a clip circulating online, the host of America’s Newsroom was heard exasperatedly asking ‘what is happening’ as DC-based lawyer Cleta Mitchell (shown center left) repeated Dona

Sir Rod Stewart wanted to improve the heating at his Grade II listed mansion in Essex by installing double glazed windows Sir Rod Stewart has lost a battle to install double glazing at his 18th century mansion to make it warmer. The legendary singer wanted to improve the heating at his luxury property in Harlow, Essex, by getting rid of old, draughty windows. The 75-year-old rocker has already had draught proofing work done to the single-pane sash windows and had shutters fitted to them. He then applied to replace them with double glazed windows to improve 'thermal efficiency' at the home on the edge of Epping Forest he shares with wife Penny Lancaster. The work required planning permission from Epping Forest District Council because his home is a Grade II listed building. The council have now rejected the plans to winter-proof Durrington House after their own conservation team objected to them. The six windows Sir Rod wanted to replace are on the first floor of an extension to

Florida is bracing for Tropical Storm Eta to hit the state as a hurricane after it pummelled Mexico and Central America, leaving scores of people dead and over 100 missing. The US National Hurricane Center in Miami declared hurricane and storm surge warnings for the coast of southern Florida from the Keys and Ocean Reef to the Dry Tortugas with Eta expected to reach the area by Sunday night or early Monday. A tropical storm watch is in effect along Florida’s west coast from Englewood to Anna Maria Island as well as for parts of western Cuba and Havana. The storm is expected to produce flooding rain, storm surges, strong winds and high surf, and there is a danger of life-threatening inundation over the next 36 hours from rising water moving inland, according to Weather.com. Eta made landfall in Cuba early Sunday morning as a tropical storm before moving back into the water, aiming for Florida. As of midday Sunday Eta was centered north of Cuba with sustained winds of 65mph, located abou

Dominic Raab today warned a 'mutated version of coronavirus' linked to Danish mink farms could undermine efforts to produce an effective vaccine as the UK moved swiftly to ban hauliers arriving from Denmark. Foreign lorry drivers who have recently travelled through the country will be turned back at the UK border after widespread Covid-19 outbreaks at the farms. As of 4am this morning, only UK citizens have been allowed to return from Denmark, with any other visitors, or freight arrivals, being refused entry. Brits arriving from the country are now required to self-isolate for two weeks.  The Danish Government has ordered a cull of 17 million mink after a warning that a mutation of the virus - which is less sensitive to an attack from Covid-19 antibodies - had jumped from minks to humans and infected 12 people.  Coronavirus has spread from minks to humans in hundreds of cases - but the mutant strain is restricted to just 12 infections. Scientists fear this small number could be