Boy With Giant Eye Tumour Saved By Facebook Appeal

A YOUNG boy can have the life-changing operation he so badly needs thanks to a viral Facebook post.

A giant tumour grew from Anil Arya's left eye after he developed a rare eye cancer. But the six-year-old's family had no way of raising the cash needed for his surgery –which will cost more than £1,000.

But thanks to a good samaritan who shared a photo on social media, the youngster from Bageshwar in India has been flooded with donations from all over the world.

Gurvinder Singh Chadha wanted to help Anil so he launched a Facebook appeal which quickly went viral.

[Photos] Beyonce Knowles Does a Freefall Jump from Auckland's Sky Tower

She’s in New Zealand on the latest leg of her demanding Mrs Carter Show world tour. However, that hasn’t Beyonce Knowles for making time for some fun and on Friday she decided to try out some of the adventure activities the country is renowned for. The daredevil singer posted a picture of herself preparing to freefall in Auckland on her Instagram account and she looked excited about experiencing the exhilarating exercise. 

Infant Left Alone in Car With Note from Mum, Photo Goes Viral

A photograph of an infant left alone in a car in New Zealand is causing quite an uproar around the world. Resting on the sleeping baby is a note reading:

"My mums is doing the shopping, call her if I need anything."

There is a phone number written at the end.

A couple who saw the baby told the New Zealand Herald, "We waited there for a little bit, wondering if the mum was just going to be two seconds and come back."

Shark KILLS Man in New Zealand Attack

A shark has killed a man off a beach near the New Zealand city of Auckland.

The attack took place around 13:30 (00:30 GMT) on Wednesday at Muriwai Beach, to the west of the country's largest city.

The 47-year-old man was swimming when he was attacked. Police shot at the shark before it disappeared, they said in a statement.

Shark attacks are rare in New Zealand. Only 11 fatal attacks had taken place since records began in 1847, TVNZ said.