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COMP // Prime Minister Anthony Albanese drops a catch during Nova's Fitzy and Wippa's backyard charity cricket match, at Kirribilli House, today. Picture: Justin Lloyd.

Albo’s embarrassing backyard fumble

As Israel declared war on Hamas, Taylor Swift hung out with Hugh Jackman and Albo dropped the ball. Take a look at this week’s best photos.

Wildlife Photographer of the Year will be announced tonight at the Natural History Museum, London with the embargo lifting at, 23.30 BST Tuesday 10 October. Please ensure the photographers are credited clearly and appropriately, and that the high-res versions of the images are reserved only for print use. Please also credit the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition and note that it is developed and produced by the Natural History Museum. It is imperative that these images are only used in the context of the competition and exhibition. The ancient mariner by Laurent Ballesta, France Winner, Portfolio Award ‘The golden horseshoe’ A tri-spine horseshoe crab moves slowly over the mud. Its golden protective carapace hides 12 appendages. Above the horseshoe crab, a trio of juvenile golden trevallies are poised to dart down for edible morsels ploughed up by its passage. Technical details: Nikon D5 + 13mm f2.

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Incredible photograph 100 million years in the making

Magical moments from land, sea and air unite in the world’s very best of nature photography as Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2023 is announced.

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Unsettling new pics from the Israel, Hamas conflict

Among the death and destruction, a miracle emerged as a rescuer pulled a six-month-old baby from the rubble caused by an air strike in the Gaza Strip. See more incredible images of war here. WARNING: GRAPHIC

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Moment before brave surfer pulled off monster wave

Beekeepers risk their lives in Nepal, athletes get caught at their best – and worst – moments, and randy monkeys get busy in India. These are the winners of the Siena International Photo Awards.

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Stephen Hawking and first wife Jane. Picture: Supplied

Remembering the life of Stephen Hawking

THE greatest mind of the generation — physicist Professor Stephen Hawking — has died at the age of 76 after a long struggle with motor neurone disease.

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*** WARNING *** MUST NOT PUBLISH ONLINE OR PRINT WITHOUT TALKING TO NEIL BENNETT AND JEFF DARMANIN ***Australian native animals under threat of extinction. Pic, Sam Ruttyn Eastern Quoll

Australia’s top 20 animals facing extinction

AUSTRALIA has the worst mammal extinction rate in the world. Experts warn these 20 native mammals are facing imminent extinction unless we all do something to help.

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Split of international womens day series

Breaking down barriers on International Women’s Day

IN the boxing ring, battling flames or lifting off into space, women have entered professions generally considered as men’s jobs. For International Women’s Day, we meet women breaking down the barriers of gender bias in the work world.

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Margot Robbie, left, congratulates Allison Janney, winner of the award for best performance by an actress in a supporting role for

Inside the star-studded 2018 Oscars ceremony

FROM the star-studded crowd to the awards onstage, here’s all the celebrity action from the 90th Annual Academy Awardsn in Hollywood.

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Jennifer Lawrence blows a kiss before the start of the 90th Annual Academy Awards show, on March 4, 2018, in Hollywood, California. / AFP PHOTO / Mark Ralston

Life of the party: Jennifer Lawrence lets loose at the 2018 Oscars

JENNIFER Lawrence didn’t hold back as she moved and mingled her way around the Dolby Theatre with Hollywood’s biggest names at the this year’s Academy Awards.

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HOLLYWOOD, CA - MARCH 04: Meryl Streep attends the 90th Annual Academy Awards at Hollywood & Highland Center on March 4, 2018 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images)

Stars uncut: Best moments on the 2018 Oscars red carpet

BLINK and you missed – what the stars really got up to on the red carpet at the 90th Annual Academy Awards in Hollywood.

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Image Name: Eye to EyePhotographer Name: Brendon CremerThis image from an underground hide at zimanga private game reserve in South Africa. I have spent about a month in total in this hide hoping for a big cat to come a drink and only once was i privileged the opportunity to capture this beautiful big male leopard cautiously coming to drink a mere 3m from me. Seeing and photographing these big cats is always so amazing, but being so close and at eye level with it is just on another level completely.Copyright: © Brendon Cremer, South Africa, Commended, Open, Wildlife (Open competition), 2018 Sony World Photography Awards

Sony Photography Awards

FROM the confronting to the quirky, these are the images that made the shortlist of the prestigious 2018 Sony World Photography Awards.

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Sylvain rides his snowboard on a snow-covered street in Lausanne, Switzerland, Thursday, March 1, 2018. Persistent snow and freezing conditions from a Siberian cold snap caused a handful of deaths across a swathe of Europe from Britain to the Balkans. (Jean-Christophe Bott/Keystone via AP)

Best photos from the incredible snowstorm hitting Europe

SPRING starts tomorrow in the northern hemisphere, yet Europe and the United Kingdom are shivering thanks to a brutal weather system dubbed The Beast From The East.

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Cher during 58th Annual Academy Awards at Dorothy Chandler Pavillion in Los Angeles, CA, United States. Picture: Getty

Worst Oscars outfits of all time

THE Oscars are a time for elegance, not experimentation. These are the outfits we’d rather forget.

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2017 International Wedding Photographer of the Year Awards Category: Dance Floor.Picture: Mike Vallely of Canada

The best wedding photos from around the world

THE most breathtaking wedding photos from around the world have been recognised, with the winning snaps showing unbelievable backdrops, exposing close-ups and magical dance floor moments.

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