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How a lost renaissance painting worth $25MILLION could be hanging on the wall of a Melbourne home
(January 15 22:13) Dailymail.co.uk
Two art experts have claimed a lost renaissance painting now valued at an eye-watering $25 million could be sitting perched on the wall of a suburban Melbourne home.
Jennifer Swayne, 53, was arrested on Sunday afternoon and detained until the early hours of the morning, while police officers executed a search warrant on her property, confiscating a book. ...
Kobe Bryant and daughter Gianna are depicted in bronze statue at site of the deadly helicopter crash that claimed their lives, and seven others, in Calabasas.
Beaten Kiwi rival Michael Venus branded raucous Aussie Nick Kyrgios 'an absolute knob' after his dramatic doubles defeat - but now Nine's Today host and tennis analysts have returned serve. ...
Compulsory QR codes have been slammed as 'pointless' and 'a waste of time' by 2GB's Ben Fordham after the NSW health department stopped notifying contacts of a confirmed Covid case. ...
Major airlines Qantas and Virgin Australia have raised eyebrows after not participating in Australia Day celebrations. In previous years, Tim-Tams and meat pies were handed out to passengers.
The new Omicron outburst which has swept through the country since Covid restrictions were relaxed in December has skewered air travel for Aussies once more.
NHS worker Fila Lutu from Chadwell Heath tested positive for the virus in December and died days later, after she decided to get vaccinated when ministers unveiled their 'no jab, ...
Chelsea-based socialite John Rendall became famous in the 1960s after he and his friend Anthony 'Ace' Bourke purchased a lion cub from Harrods, which then traded in exotic animals,
Last September Illinois-based CF Industries, one of the biggest fertiliser businesses in the world run by multi-millionaire chief executive Tony Will, 55, shut its two plants in Teesside and Cheshire. ...