Brides frantic as celebrity wedding dress designer owes over $1 million to the ATO

CELEBRITY gown and wedding dress designer Johanna Johnson is feeling the wrath of angry brides, with one woman revealing her disappointment over allegedly being left empty-handed after paying $5000 for her dream gown.Celebrity designer Johanna Johnson’s company officially went into liquidation last week, after reports the Alexandria-based business was pursued by the Australian Taxation Office and former employees for owing a reported $1.1 million. This figure reportedly included $300,000 in superannuation charges the company failed to pay employees.

Why Half a Degree Matters: Higher Seas, Longer Heat Waves, Dead Reefs

Limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius could dramatically curb water scarcity in the Mediterranean region, help save tropical reefs, allow more wheat to grow in West Africa, and significantly shorten heat waves, according to the European researchers.

Eurosceptics pour scorn on Obama's warning against Brexit

Senior Eurosceptic Conservatives have dismissed Barack Obama’s suggestion that the UK would be “at the back of the queue” in negotiations for a US trade agreement if it left .Cabinet ministers accused the “lame duck” US president of making meaningless threats to blackmail the British people into voting to remain in Europe. Others pointed out thatand the US had never struck a free trade agreement anyway, and claimed Obama was being manipulated by Downing Street.

Fake penis woman Gayle Newland set to appeal eight-year jail sentence in London

THE woman at the centre of a fake penis sex trial has been granted permission to appeal her conviction. that Gayle Newland, 25, was jailed for eight years last November after tricking her pal into sex by pretending to be a man.But she will now get her case heard at London’s Court of Appeal where a panel of three judges will determine the strength of the conviction and assess her sentence at a hearing later this year.