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Meghan Markle has reportedly been advised against legal action over a damning new book, as its author provides more insight into what she calls the “decoding” of the so-called Harry and Meghan show. Royal biographer Tom Bower makes a series of claims in his book – Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Windsors – and he appears on Channel 7’s Sunrise on Tuesday to reveal a new secret. WATCH VIDEO ABOVE: Royal biographer blasts Meghan Markle in new biography For more news and videos related to the Royal Family, check out the Royal Family >> Bower doesn’t hold back in the illegitimate biography, where he says he interviewed more than 80 sources. The author claims it is difficult to speak to people who view the Duchess of Sussex in a positive light. Bower spoke with Sunrise hosts David “Kochie” Koch and Natalie Barr on Tuesday, and was asked questions he wouldn’t normally come across. David Koch and Natalie Barr speak with writer Tom Bower. Credit: Sunrise Does she have

England rugby union coach Eddie Jones says his dream job is coaching the South Sydney Rabbitohs but admits he has little chance of landing a show in the NRL. Jones remained in Australia after leading the tourists to a 2-1 draw over the Wallabies, spending time at Melbourne Storm, Melbourne AFL club and Penrith Panthers, where he discussed his interest in the league. “I love this game,” Jones said during his visit to Penrith. “If the opportunity was there (in the NRL) I would, but the reality is it probably won’t be there.” Asked about Rabbitoh, Jones replied: “It would be a dream team. It would be a dream. “Since the age of five, I have supported Souths. It would be great (to train the Rabbitoh).” If he was offered the job, he would take a “100 percent, yes.” The incumbent coach is Jason Demetriou. Jones has been linked with a potential return to Australian rugby after next year’s World Cup, when his contract expires with England. He has been busy looking for facts since England’s

Thousands of Australians have been duped for shrewd tax-related behavior with those in the building and construction sector topping the list. Aussies across the country made a total of 43,000 tip-offs to the Australian Tax Office (ATO) in the 2021-22 financial year, with businesses, customers, employees and members of the public picking up the phone to report suspected violators. Hairstyling and beauty services came second on the list, followed by cafes and restaurants, road transport, and related management advice and consulting services. More than 13,400 calls were made to ATOs in the state, followed by Victoria, 11,500, and Queensland, 9,200. While Sydneysiders are the main culprits, Australians in regional locations are also exposing their alleged local criminals. Sunshine Coast Hinterland and Cairns in Queensland, Wellington in Sydney and Wodonga and Mornington Peninsula in Victoria were among the top five regional locations for tip offs – nearly 7,000 calls came from people outsi

Prince Harry’s “entertainment” over comments made by his stepmother Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, turned to “outrage” once his wife Meghan Markle found out, the shocking new book claims. Tom Bower, author of Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the War Between the Windsors, suggested Harry and Meghan may have left the royal family in favor of Camilla. WATCH IN THE VIDEO ABOVE: Royal experts discuss Harry’s speech at the United Nations with Sunrise For more news and videos related to the Royal Family, check out the Royal Family >> In an excerpt from the book, Bower alleges what happened between Harry and Camilla moments after his relationship with Meghan became public. “During those weeks, Harry met Charles and Camilla at Clarence House. In Harry’s version, the conversation alternates between serious and joking and touches on three topics,” Bower wrote in the book. “First, Harry was told that Meghan should continue her acting career. Prince Harry’s ‘entertainment’ over Camilla’s comme

For more than a century, evolutionary biologists assumed that the specimen found in South Australia was that of the mighty grave eagle (Taphaetus lacertosus). Nevertheless, a new study has announced a true classification system: it is a vulture, and it is a first in the country. Ancient Vulture Fossil The predatory vulture Cryptogyps lacertosus, meaning powerful hidden vulture, existed between 500 and 50,000 years ago, according to fossils. This is an ‘Old World’ eagle, and a comparable species may still be seen today – but not in Australia, according to Science Alert. The categorization shows how the diversity of megafauna as well as various species existed on this part of the planet throughout the Pleistocene epoch, which lasted about 2.5 million years and ended about 11,700 years ago. Meanwhile, according to Flinders University paleontologist Ellen Mather’s interview with The Guardian, researchers examined archaeological evidence of flying birds from around the world, and then it

Naming a baby is one of the most important decisions a parent can make. But while many may seek inspiration by browsing traditional lists of boy and girl names, a growing number are adopting gender-neutral monikers. According to research by Nameberry and the New York Times, there was an 88 percent increase in the use of unisex names between 1985 and 2015. Now, US-based baby naming site Nameberry has revealed the most popular gender-neutral moniker among new parents with Logan topping the list. While Charlie has long been a popular choice for both boys and girls, some names on lists like Ryan are traditionally considered male names. A baby name website has revealed the top gender-neutral names for newcomers, with Logan topping the list (stock image) Top 20 unisex names that new parents choose for their babies 1. Logan 2. Avery 3. Riley 4. Parker 5. Cameron 6. Ryan 7. River 8. Angel 9. Rowan 10. Jordan 11. Sawing 12. Charlie 13. Quinn 14. Blake 15. Peyton 16. Hayden 17. Emery

With more turbo power and a six-speed manual gearbox, the new Honda Civic Type R is the fastest – and will likely be the last with a pure petrol engine. 0 It Honda Civic Type R 2023 has been revealed at last, ahead of an Australian launch scheduled for early next year. Known to fans and insiders alike as the ‘FL5’, the Civic Type R only comes 25 years after the original – and may be the last to be exclusively petrol-powered, as Honda’s global models shift to hybrid and, eventually, electric power. The arrival of the Australian showroom will begin early next year. Pricing has yet to be confirmed, though a sticker near $65,000 or $70,000 a drive – from $54,990 plus the old model’s on-road costs – is expected. Powering the new ‘FL5’ Type R is an extension of the upcoming ‘FK8’ model 2.0 liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine what Honda promises is “even more powerful and responsive” than its 228kW/400Nm predecessor – although the specific output hasn’t been disclosed. Power is continuo

Britain’s Prince Harry raised an eyebrow as he gave his keynote address at the UN General Assembly on Monday – with many seats empty in the room as he delivered it. The Duke of Sussex was chosen to appear during the annual celebrations of Nelson Mandela International Day – paying homage to the legacy of South Africa’s anti-apartheid leader who spent 27 years in prison and became the country’s first black leader. WATCH IN THE VIDEO ABOVE: Royal experts discuss Harry’s speech with Sunrise Watch Sunrise on Channel 7 and free streaming on 7plus >> He arrived hand in hand with his wife, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex – marking the couple’s first public appearance since Queen’s Jubilee. During his speech, the 37-year-old Harry recalled a photo of his late mother, Princess Diana and Mandela taken in Cape Town in 1997, shortly before his death. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle came hand in hand. Credit: Anadolu Agency / Anadolu Agency via Getty Images He said the photo, given to him recent

The jewel in Toyota’s global lineup – the legendary Toyota Crown sedan – has been transformed into a variety of models, three of which are considered SUVs. 0 See 21 pictures See 21 pictures Previously Toyota has rearranged the second oldest nameplate, the Toyota Crown 2023 luxury sedan for the SUV era – but like the last 35 years of Crown models, this model won’t be coming to Australia. As the name suggests, the Crown sits near the top of the Japanese Toyota lineup, and has been sold in its home market as a four-door sedan since 1955 – making it Toyota’s second oldest nameplate, behind the LandCruiser (1954). The 16th generation in the history of this model, the Crown has gone from one to four body styles (pictured below): a traditional sedan (silver), plus a ‘Crossover’ fastback sedan, a smaller ‘Sport’ SUV (red), and an SUV. The larger ‘Estate’ (yellow). Toyota Australia hasn’t sold the Crown locally since 1988 – and it will still be, with the company confirming today that there are