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The article reports on the body transformation of Natalie Joyce, former wife of Australian Senator, and is preparing to compete in her first bodybuilding competition. It states that Joyce lost in weight due to her balanced eating and exercise program, which helped her fulfil a dream to become a bodybuilder. It mentions that her well-planned program designed to enhance her fitness and strength.

The article offers information about water skills of two children Brandon Carpenter and Isaac Figallo. Topics discussed include their racing experience at local regional nipper carnival in Queensland coastal town of Hervey Bay; talks about saving Isaac from dragged out by water during playing on sand; and mention about their safe swimming technique.

The article discusses broken relationship of Cassandra Thorburn with her husband, Karl Stefanovic. Topics discussed include views of their son Jackson Stefanovic on his parents destructive marital life; talks about announcement of their divorce in April 2018; and mention about trolls and taunt faced by her mother from social media.

The article offers information on several tree houses including the Secrets on the Lake in Sunshine Coast, Queensland; Wollemi Wilderness Treehouse, Blue Mountains, Australia featuring spa bath, and fireplace; and Silky Oaks Lodge, Mossman in Australia.

Sarah Eccleston is convinced she has the best job in the world. Have You Seen A Tree For Me by Sarah Eccleston and illustrator Jenni Goodman, (New Holland Publishers, $19.99) is available from all good book retailers or at newhollandpublishers.com PHOTO (COLOR): Sarah with her inspiration for her book, Enzo the koala. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents an interview with Australian golfer Greg Norman. Norman said that he has shifted priorities since marrying Kiki in November 2010. He said that he has built a grill house where and cook up some of his famous Wagyu steaks. he said that he has always been trained regularly but never been happy so much.

The article reports that rugby league player Johnathan Thurston has become father to a baby girl. It states that Thurston and his fiancée Samantha Lynch have named their daughter Frankie Louise Thurston. It mentions that the couple struggled to have a baby with number of failed in vitro fertilization (IVF) an two miscarriages. Samantha highlights that Thurston is a hands on father who changes nappy.

When Woman's Day put a shout-out to readers during our #rebuildourtowns campaign asking to dig deep and buy an IGA grocery voucher for families who'd lost everything, no one expected the response - least of all IGA's owner Robert Phillips "It was unbelievable! My daughter Leanne, who is one of my managers, coordinated the operation - we had well over $10,000 in vouchers. Leanne and Robert were overwhelmed by the response from our readers. [Extracted from the article]

It's a phone call that can change your life in an instant, and with Powerball jackpots skyrocketing, it's a phone call more than eight million Aussies dream of receiving every week. "The first call I ever made, he didn't buy it and said if I called again, he would call the police and hung up on me! With the Powerball jackpotting to $80 million last week, punters bought up big in the hope they might be the next person to get Matt's winning phone call. [Extracted from the article]

When it comes to clever canines, it's hard to imagine a faster, sharper or more courageous dog than Bear the koala detector. "We had special fireproof booties made for him to protect his paws from being charred", explains proud owner and wildlife campaigner Tyson Mayr, 34, who teamed up with Bear after looking for a way to help wildlife affected by the bushfires. PHOTO (COLOR): Bear restored Tyson's hope in the future of koalas. [Extracted from the article]

It's hard to imagine a more heart-warming story to emerge from the bushfire tragedy than the moment cyclist Anna Heusler stopped to share her water with one thirsty koala she's named Kodak! And if that doesn't make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside, the tireless work of a band of wildlife angels looking after rescued koalas and their marsupial cousins will. The desperate koala jumped on Anna's bike and grabbed her water bottle. [Extracted from the article]

The article talks about the children helping the drought stricken farmers and their kids, nine year old schoolboy Alex Liddle writing a letter to NRL and Queensland Rugby League for donating footballs to the children and providing families with assistance and hospitality.

The article offers insights of Linda Smith, grandmother at Queensland, on the attack by a kangaroo to her, to her husband Jim, and son Sonny. Topics mentioned include the effort of her son to save her life, the injuries she suffered from the kangaroo attack including broken ribs, collapsed lung, and multiple lacerations, and her decision to continue to care for kangaroos despite the incident.

The article reports on the initiative taken by the television personality Georgie Gardner, regarding drought initiative.

The article reports on the separation surgery of Bhutanese sisters Dawa and Nima. It presents information on the Children First Foundation, an Australian-based charity that gives children from developing countries access to specialist surgeries and medical care. It states that the surgery was carried out by the medical team, led by head of paediatric surgery Dr. Joe Crameri.

The article discusses the relationship of country musician James Blundell and Rebecca Williams, who found each other again 37 years later after they drifted apart before finishing high school and pursuing their own dreams. They reflect about their memories as 15-year-olds in the 1970s, how their paths crossed again in 2018, and their plans to get married.

The article focuses on the intention of reality television (TV) personality Reggie Sorensen to take part at the reality TV series "I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!" and to visit South Africa. It discusses Sorensen's attitude that makes her fit for the reality show, the prospect that she may lose her sight within a few years, and her relationship with her children as a single mother. Sorensen also identifies the celebrities she like to have along for the show.

The article offers information related to the poor financial condition of the family of a lady named Beck Hourigan who is forced to live on the road with her children in New South Wales (NSW) in 2018.

The article reports on the efforts of the farmers of the Tongue family to save their farm in northern New South Wales (NSW) in 2018.

The article offers insights of Amelia Grozdanovski, child of missing person Lorrin Whitehead, on her effort to find her missing mother. Topics mentioned include the support of her grandparents Wayne and Joan Whitehead in finding Lorrin, the memories of Amelia with her mother, and the way she cope with the vanishing of her mother.

The article reports on the request of Bob Irwin, naturalist and father of late zookeeper Steve Erwin, to see his grandchildren Robert and Bindi. Topics mentioned include the relationship of Bob to Terri, wife of Irwin, the book "The Last Crocodile Hunter: A Father and Son Legacy," shows how much he missed his grandchildren, and his appreciation on the achievement of Robert and Bindi.

The article reports that Australian mother of sixteen Jeni Bonell has announced that she has beaten her thyroid cancer diagnosed in 2017. She discusses recovering from throat surgery, attending weddings of two of her children, and her hopes for future grandchildren.

The article focuses on the conviction of Henri van Breda after murdering his father, mother, and brother in a savage attack in South Africa. Topics discussed include a brief background of Henri, an overview of the manslaughter, the court proceedings and decision of the court, and the survival of his sister from the incident.

The article reports on the true story of a toddler's survival with the help of her grandfather's heeler dog in Queensland in 2018. Topics discussed include the search for Letitia Miller's daughter Aurora, the rescue of the toddler through the dog, and her reunion with her mother and the rest of the family.

The article focuses on the difficulties faced by "The Big Brother" 2003 winner Reggie Sorensen since her rise to fame. Topics mentioned include the diagnosis made by doctors that she has a hole in heart which requires an open surgery, the struggle of her son with cystic fibrosis and her diminishing eyesight, as well as the symptoms of her heart condition, including chronic fatigue, shortness of breath, and heart murmurs.

The article reports the incident faced by 49-year-old teacher and motorist Jen Cadzow where she was carjacked on the Stuart Highway outside the town of Elliott in the remote Northern Territory. Details regarding the incident are presented where she relates it with the incident where British traveller Peter Falconio was murdered on the same highway in 2001. It also describes the situation where the assailants including Josiah Binsaris and Ezra Austral were arrested and sentenced to prison.

The article reports on the weight loss of teenager Josie Degrand for her high school dance in Queensland. Topics discussed include the dream of Degrand to attend to the dance event, the bullying she received from others, and her determination to lose weight and transform herself with the support from her local community.

The article reports on the reunion of Olympic swimmer Grant Hackett with his twin children, Charlize and Jagger, with his former wife, singer and actress Candice Alley, after leaving Australia to enter rehabilitation in the U.S. for 10 months. It mentions the importance of Charlize and Jagger for Hackett, his recovery process and his focus on becoming a good father to his children.

The article focuses on life of Mary Josephine Goodfield, known as Maria Tinschert, who survived child sex slavery, and later became one of the most inspirational survivors in Australian crime history. It states that she was forced into prostitution in Sydney, New South Wales by her mother, and mentions that her recovery slowly came after writing the book "Daughter Of The Razor." It notes her comments on her fondness for her family.

The article offers information on the support, loyalty and love given by Australian woman Anne Melocco to the most corrupt cop, Roger Rogerson, despite his plan of divorcing her aimed at securing her wealth. The topics discussed include the dedication she shown in regularly visiting him in Long Bay jail and the television miniseries "Blue Murder: Killer Cop" where he is featured.

The article focuses on 10-year-old Brodie Mullin, who was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia last July 2016. According to Brodie's mum Bianca, following their little boy's devastating diagnosis, the first ray of sunshine for the Mullin family was that one phone call from a fellow parent that resulted in a telepresence robot so that Brodie could still be in the classroom.

The article focuses on Olivia Hargroder, actress and public speaker, who addressed delegates at the United Nations Conference in New York to mark World Down Syndrome Day and mentions her views on how she paid tribute to her friends including Nathan Basha with down syndrome. Topics include course on child development completed by Olivia, suggestion for youth that making friends on social media Facebook doesn't make better person and Madeline Stuart who is international models with Down syndrome.

The article reports of the receiving of house eviction notice by Australian reality show Big Brother's winner of the year 2003 season Reggie Sorensen. The article presents the statements of Reggie regarding this crisis she is facing and discusses her present family conditions. Various photographs of Reggie along with her daughter and son are also presented.

The article focuses on Jeni Bonell who has been diagnosed with rare thyroid cancer. Topics discussed include care of 16 children don by her, her comments regarding support of her husband Ray and children during same and her surgery, and Christian faith and along with the love of her family. It adds her care taken by nurses.

The article focuses on the fight of "Big Brother" star Reggie Sorensen to save her son Lucas from cystic fibrosis (CF). Topics discussed include the optimism of Reggie brought by his fighting spirit, the impact of the retinitis pigmentosa on the retina of Reggie, and the courage shown by Lucas than the entire front row of the professional rugby team Gold Coast Titans.

The article reports on the unstoppable special day and wedding ceremony for Gold Coast locals Tyson Kolkka and Carissa Fowke, despite a damaging cyclone and raging floodwaters.

The article offers information on life of Australian swimmer Grant Hackett and Australian footballer Ben Cousins. Topics discussed include plan of Hackett to undergo alcohol and prescription drug rehabilitation but changing his decision to spend time with Australian swimmer Michael Phelps; focusing on development of skills and strategies for treatment plan; and decision of Cousins not to quit drugs.

The article offers information on Beverley Page, owner of the Caltex service station at Queensland, Australia, along with her involvement in rescuing a girl from her boyfriend. Topics include association of a victim girl in a road trip with her boyfriend to Australia who kidnapped and raped her; assistance of Page for the girl by attainment of vehicle's license plate number and inform police about her conditions; and attacker was arrested by police with imposition of multiple charges.

The article focuses on experience of Mary Janetzki, resident of Queensland, and her family dealing with grief of death of her daughter Renee who was suffering and died from cancer.

The article reports on the death of Australian woman Teresa Bradford from the hands of her estranged husband David Bradford in Gold Coast, Australia in 2017. Topics discussed include the domestic violence Teresa received from her husband, her desperate please to her best friend Debra Napper, and the legacy of Teresa.

The article focuses on the swimmer Lisa Curry providing tips for readers on building a good diet and a body. It talks about the celebrity helping her fiance artist Mark Tabone loose weight and become fit. It speaks about the swimmer showing workout exercises like squats, push-ups and for abs for a fit body. It discusses the contents of the diet maintained by her which consists of berries, salmon and zucchini.

It was Friday, November 8 - a day that 27-year-old Wytaliba resident Storm Sparks will never forget. Hugging her one-year-old son Zeke, silent tears rolled down her cheeks as she watched in horror as the town's little school was swallowed up by flames. The local school was first opened in 1984, with Storm's grandmother Carol Sparks, the current mayor of Glen Innes, helping to establish it. [Extracted from the article]

A the distinguished age of 73, Jill Nock is living proof it's never too late to go after what you life after becoming one of the oldest, if not the oldest, apprentices in the world. With husband Les, the pair have two sons, John and Shane, and daughter Elizabeth, as well as six beautiful grandkids, so you'd think Jill was ready to take it easy. But her entire life changed earlier this year during a holiday to Bali with her friend Narelle Potter, who owns the local hair salon in Wynnum, Queensland, which Jill has patronised for years. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports that Australian model and pharmacy assistant Erin Langmaid gave birth to a newborn baby girl in the bathroom who had no clue about her pregnancy.

Cheeky nine-year-old Weston Allen loves nothing more than kicking a footy around with his mates, but he owes his life to a random tick bite. Weston was diagnosed with an aggressive blood cancer known as Burkitt's leukaemia/lymphoma and immediately admitted to the Queensland Children's Hospital. "Doctors said it's likely the cancer had only appeared in Weston weeks before", Amy says. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on dance teacher Marilyn Culpitt who has devoted life to helping children find feet including grandkids and mentions that Culpitt who is grandmother completed double degree in Arts and Education in Dance.

The article discusses tha ambition of Tahlia Priest, Year 4 Woodcrest State College student, to become like tennis player Ash Barty. It mentions Tahlia and fellow students from the college were bursting with excitement last week when they sent a heartwarming chorus of herograms to their school's best-known graduate Barty. It also mentions Year 1 student Lara Rykiert dreams of one day meeting her favourite pin-up girl.