Kayaker Ben Brown and Anton Immler head over to the Kayaking mecca of Iceland to explore some of the natural wonders and pick off some classic waterfalls along the way. Ben's first stop was the waterfall Thjofafoss which translates to the ‘Waterfall of Thieves’ - it got its name form Pagan times when thieves were drowned in the waterfall for their crimes. It is approximately 14 meters tall and is more impressive for its volume rather than its height. Source: Red Bull/YouTube

Check out the final race from Red Bull Aces, a wingsuit slalom race at 8,000 feet above the ground. In the three-day competition in Cloverdale, Ca, four Americans (out of 40 athletes from 18 countries) made it to the final race. Source: Red Bull/YouTube

Surveillance camera footage shows a heavy-set Texas man beating Anjelica Lozano in a row over a parking space

Video has captured fish falling from the sky in the Mexican town of Tampico

Paul Horner, the US writer who circulated 'Fake News' stories online, has been found dead. Video/CNN

World Vision NZ CEO Chris Clarke's huge 'thank you' to the support given to refugees through the Forgotten Millions campaign. The generosity of Kiwis has ensured that the plight of millions of refugees has not gone unnoticed on this side of the world - with more than $1 million raised by New Zealanders to help. In March, the Forgotten Millions campaign, run by the Herald and World Vision, raised $436,000 for refugees.

World Vision NZ CEO Chris Clarke visits Syrian families on the Turkish border.

A tsunami is a series of waves that are produced by a sudden movement of the seabed: earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, underwater landslides or even an asteroid. But frequently they are set off by earthquakes occurring at a depth of less than 50 metres, measuring at least 6.5 in magnitude. At a magnitude of 8, a tsunami can be devastating.

John Key comments on the new Australian PM, Malcolm Turnbull.

I'm walking with two Serbian doctors in a makeshift refugee camp in central Belgrade. Syrian families have stopped here for the day to shelter from the rain. Groups of refugees huddle together in two-man tents, and three little boys are burning plastic in a drum to warm their hands...

"My brother, my brother, he has gone! The police caught my brother." Roshdi said they had tried to avoid the transit camp and the Hungarian police when they crossed the border, and had waded through a river. Like many refugees, they feared being fingerprinted in Hungary; a country that is neither welcoming to refugees, nor empathetic to their plight. They wanted their asylum application to be processed in Germany or Austria.

On the side of the road, about 3km from the Serbia-Hungary border, two little boys catch my eye. One sits awkwardly under a tree on a square of yellow plastic sheeting. His twin brother stands with difficulty beside him and then his legs buckle and he slumps to the ground.

Don't go. It is illegal for you to go," the Serbian police tell us. "You are not refugees." We are standing beside an abandoned railway line in Kanjize, a small village on the Serbia-Hungary border. It's been years since a train rumbled through this town but in the past month the tracks have become a symbolic, well-worn path for thousands of refugees trekking to Europe in search of a better life.

Thousands of refugees are trying to get to Budapest.

Refugees in Serbia climb on to buses in hopes of reaching the Hungary border.

Two Iraqi brothers who have reached Serbia talk to Rachel Smalley about what drives them.

Thousands of refugees remain stranded at Budapest’s main international railway station, with Hungarian authorities - sticking to European Union rules - preventing them from moving on to Germany and other countries to the west.

The BirdLife Marine Programme’s work to reduce seabird bycatch in high seas fisheries will be familiar to followers of our efforts to save several albatross species from extinction. Source: Birdlife International/YouTube www.birdlife.org/marine

Wild winds and heavy rain lashed the northern Philippines on Friday as Typhoon Goni tracked north of Luzon island. This video shows Goni's powerful winds in the northeastern Philippine province of Cagayan. The typhoon is also expected to affect Taiwan through the weekend. Source: Brian Mason/Facebook

Failed attempt off Monomoy, Cape Cod - filmed by Dr. Greg Skomal of the Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries working with Atlantic White Shark Conservancy. www.atlanticwhiteshark.org. Source: Atlantic White Shark Conservancy/YouTube

Footage shows Bangkok after the blast. Source: Supplied/Catherine Gaffaney

Astronaut at the International Space Station films a timelapse of the Northern Lights at sunrise. Source: Scott Kelly/Twitter

BAMBI FLASHBACK: This video of a young deer and a rabbit playing together at a YMCA of the Rockies centre in Estes Park, Colorado, has been circulating online today. According to local news stories, the video was shot by Steve and Vicky Johnsen last Thursday. Source: YMCA of the Rockies

A video posted by explore.org, a multimedia wing of the philanthropic Annenberg Foundation dedicated to documenting wildlife, shows belugas approaching a boat while a cellist on board plays The Beatles. The scene was captured by explore.org's Beluga Boat Cam, a project that broadcasts beluga sightings underwater and on deck. Source: explore.org /Facebook

[Mandarin subtitles] Donald Trump hasn't made any political decisions or mistakes which in part is why he's doing so well. The man has nothing to lose.

Typhoon Soudelor brought winds of up to 120 mph to Taiwan on Saturday. At least six people were reported killed in the storm. This footage shows the wheels of an airplane being lifted off the ground during high winds in Taipei. Source: Li Qiang Health/Facebook

A Michigan police officer had a close encounter, when he tried to help a baby skunk with its head trapped in an empty yoghurt container. This footage shows Officer Taylor jumping to escape the skunk's spray, but as Rochester Police explained in their post, "baby skunks can't spray like adults," so he escaped unharmed. Source: Rochester Police/Facebook

41 teams from across the U.S. and Canada headed to Tom McCall Waterfront Park to attempt human-powered flight at Red Bull Flugtag Portland. In front of a crowd of 86,000 spectators, three Oregon-based teams with home court advantage took the top three spots.

When a delivery guy came to the Varchetti home in Detroit, Michigan, he gave them the pizza, then peeked inside to their foyer and said: "That's a beautiful piano. Can I take look at it?"

Jeremy Hunt accidentally describes his wife as Japanese, not Chinese. In a meeting with Wang Yi, Chinese State Counsellor.