Gold Coast Burger Urge has unveiled what they claim to be the hottest burger in Australia, warning daredevils to eat it at their peril.

The limited edition Double Decker Death Wish burger is claimed to be so hot that stores are asking diners to sign a waiver before they take a bite, even providing them goggles and gloves to help them get through meal.  

Burger Urge managing director, Sean Carthew, said the secret behind “Australia’s spiciest burger” was lashings of ghost chilli sauce.

Britain has demanded Russia to provide details about the Novichok nerve agent attack on a former double agent and his daughter, after two British citizens were struck down with the same poison in March.

Russia has denied any involvement in the March incident and suggested the British security services have carried out the attack only to stoke anti-Moscow hysteria.

British officials have hypothesised the latest pair may have been contaminated in a different location from areas visited by the former Russian agent and his daughter.

After the successful referendum to decriminalise abortion, Ireland will hold yet another referendum to remove an article in it’s 1937 Constitution, which has been criticised as sexist.  

Article 41.2 of the Irish Constitution  recognises that women in the home are giving “the State a support without which the common good cannot be achieved”, adding in a second clause that the State should ensure mothers do not neglect their home duties for economic necessity.

Chief of the Defence Force, Mark Binskin retired yesterday, handing over command of the military, and making candid remarks about China in his final interview.

When asked about China’s growth since he became the Chief of Defence in 2014, the Air Chief Marshal agreed that China’s position has changed and that it’s very concerning that there are features of militarisation in their stance in the Pacific.

First Languages Australia and ABC Education are running an Aboriginal song competition for Australian and Torres Strait Islander schools and is one of several initiatives being undertaken to preserve and revive Indigenous languages.

Project officer at First Languages Australia, Annalee Pope, believes children hold the key to preserving Indigenous languages and that song is the best way to teach children about their importance.  

The Commonwealth has proposed a new funding model which spares Queensland from further GST funding, however the State Government has criticised how the $518 million funding difference would be made.

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk questioned how Treasurer Scott Morrison would make up this difference, amid fears the state could lose funding from non-GST grants.

Opposition Treasury Spokesman, Tim Mander, said he “backs the federal Coalition’s credibility” in managing the economy.

Police have been forced to close Tamborine Mountain Road on the Gold Coast this morning because of a cement truck, that has been left partly hanging off the road’s edge.

A police spokeswoman has said the truck was perched on the edge of a steep drop with a potential risk of falling due to wet conditions.

The driver and his passenger escaped, with one patient taken to the Gold Coast University Hospital by paramedics in a stable condition.

In South Africa, at least two rhinoceros poachers have been eaten by Lions after remains were found at the Sibuya Game Reserve in the Eastern Cape on Tuesday afternoon.

Sibuya Reserve owner Nick Fox said that two, or possibly three human remains were found.

Police and an anti-poaching unit uncovered an axe, three pairs of shoes and gloves around the site of the remains.

Mr Fox said the axe confirmed the remains belonged to poachers, as axes are the tool of choice to dehorn the protected animals.

A Thai tourist boat named, ‘The Phoenix’, has capsized off the coast of Phuket, with 53 of its passengers currently missing and one man confirmed dead.