Pregnant TV host farts on the air February 04, 2011 February 05, 2011: A pregnant UK television host giggled after apparently farting live on the air while presenting the National Lottery show.

Cyclone Yasi downgraded to category 4 February 02, 2011 February 03, 2011: Dale Domminey-Howes joins TODAY to discuss cyclone Yasi’s movement across northern Queensland.

Cyclone history February 02, 2011 February 03, 2011: TODAY looks back at the devestating cyclones to hit Australia in the past; cyclone Tracey, cyclone Larry as well as hurricane Katrina in the US.

Cyclone aftermath February 02, 2011 February 03, 2011: General Peter Cosgrove joins TODAY to look at what Northern Queensland can expect in the aftermath of cyclone Yasi.

EMQ February 02, 2011 February 03, 2011: TODAY reporter Christine Ahern advises that there have been no reports of injuries or death to ememergency management.

Slicing the cost of bread January 31, 2011 January 31, 2011: It is the latest supermarket budget buzz, slicing the price of bread and milk. But is it truly a goodwill gesture from our supermarket giants or just another ploy to get you in ...

Booty bra January 31, 2011 January 31, 2011: Searching for the perfect pair of jeans can be a hellish task – but this mother and daughter team from Melbourne believe they have found the solution. Its literally a wonderbra ...

ACA insurance express January 31, 2011 January 31, 2011: Get on board for the great insurance fightback. The battlers, the families and the despairing come face to face with the insurance companies who just won’t pay and demand a fair go.

Bligh warns of storm damage January 31, 2011 January 31, 2011: With Tropical Cyclone Yssi looking to be one of the biggest storms to hit the far north Queensland coast, Anna Bligh has been in briefing today preparing for any possible emergency.

Bowen residents’ anxious wait January 31, 2011 January 31, 2011: After suffering Tropical Cyclone Anthony last night, the residents of Bowen are anxiously awaiting the arrival of Yasi, which is expected to be much larger.

The Castle up for grabs January 28, 2011 January 28, 2011: How’s the serenity… Australia’s most famous holiday house, The Castle’s Bonnie Doon shack, is on the market again for a cool $195 000.

Myer Autumn fashion January 28, 2011 January 28, 2011: A Current Affair gets a sneak peek at the launch of Myer’s new 60’s-inspired Autumn line. We took the cameras back stage to catch up with Jennifer Hawkins and new addition Jess ...

Taskforce warns of lengthy recovery January 24, 2011 January 24, 2011: The business taskforce that met with Julia Gillard today has warned that the flood recovery for the state could take years instead of months.

Flood victims receive relief fund January 21, 2011 January 21, 2011: Hard hit families and flood victims can now start to access the millions donated to the Premier’s Flood Relief Appeal.

Grantham flood victims laid to rest January 21, 2011 January 21, 2011: Two days after the first flood victims were buried, the sorrow today shifted once again to Grantham where a funeral was held for 88-year-old Jean Gurr, found in her home after ...

King tide inundates Brisbane January 21, 2011 January 21, 2011: Flooding returned to Brisbane today as a king tide swelled up the Brisbane River, inundating several low-lying areas.

Tradies lend a hand in flood reconstruction January 21, 2011 January 21, 2011: As the big clean-up continues, the army of those willing to roll up their sleeves shows no sign of dwindling. Tradesmen are now volunteering their skills in the ongoing ...

Storms hamper recovery efforts January 18, 2011 January 18, 2011: Storms that have hit Brisbane and its surrounds have come as a big blow for those working to recover from last week’s floods.

Thousands of homes remain without power January 18, 2011 January 18, 2011: More than a week after the flood crisis hit Queensland, workers are still battling to restore power to several thousand homes.

Social networking helps in flood relief January 18, 2011 January 18, 2011: Social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook are being used to rally thousands of bakers from around Queensland to help in the ongoing flood disaster recovery.