‘Could happen to anyone’: Woman in Carey toilet video to take legal action

Email A marketing executive who was in an alleged toilet tryst with Wayne Carey at a wine bar says her life has been “turned upside down” and she’s been “left with no choice” but to take action against those who filmed her.

View in browser 18th July 2025

AM Edition ‘Could happen to anyone’: Woman in Carey toilet video to take legal action A marketing executive who was in an alleged toilet tryst with Wayne Carey at a wine bar says her life has been “turned upside down” and she’s been “left with no choice” but to take... READ MORE   ‘It was crazy’: Aussies caught up in music festival fireball terror Australians who paid more than $1500 for a ticket to Tomorrowland, one of the world’s biggest music events, are in disbelief after a massive fireball ravaged the festival’s main st... READ MORE   Vic healthcare crisis as services can’t cope with rising demand Under-pressure Victorian public health services will struggle to deal with increasing rates of chronic disease, an ageing population, and changing community demographics, a report ... READ MORE   Finding her baby listless sparked this bush mum’s passion project When Grace Larson’s baby daughter suddenly became sick it could have ended in tragedy. Instead it fired a project that has touched the lives of hundreds of rural Victorias. READ MORE   Mould shuts down $750m prison expansion program Work on the Allan government’s $750m prison expansion program has ground to a halt after mould was discovered in prefabricated prison units, sparking fears of major cost and time b... READ MORE   The Stringer show resigns Bombers to seventh-straight loss Dons fans, remember him? It was all about The Package before the game and Jake Stringer didn’t let the fans down, showing out against his old side Essendon to add to their misery. READ MORE   Bid to give spin doctor final say on when Aussie flag is used A flag fiasco sparked by a local council kinder promo is set to flare again over when its “culturally safe” to use the national symbol on the Mornington Peninsula. READ MORE   Australia's biggest ATO fraud scams From white-collar crime syndicates, to accountants blinded by their own hubris – here are some of the most notable scams the ATO has seen. READ MORE   Music legend dead after being hospitalised “Extreme sadness”: A legend of the music industry has passed away, two weeks after being rushed to hospital with severe pains. READ MORE   Woman charged with attempted murder of two little girls in fire A 37-year-old woman has been charged with attempted murder over a Chadstone house fire which left two primary school age girls fighting for life in May. READ MORE   ABC personality’s fence feud explodes A fiery dispute over a fence between a star ABC personality and her neighbour has sparked accusations of a “cover up” by the public broadcaster. READ MORE   Listeners shocked as Hutchy confirms sacking spree on-air Just days after taking control of RSN, Craig Hutchison has shocked listeners, revealing two high-profile hosts have been dumped in a move the SEN boss says is ‘nothing personal’. READ MORE   Melbourne builder raided amid probe into string of allegations of dodgy work Police and Victoria’s home building regulator have raided multiple properties linked to Homespace Builds after it allegedly carried out unregistered work across Melbourne’s outer s... READ MORE   Neo-Nazis are an intolerant bunch, so what’s their view on child abuse? Neo-Nazis are a notoriously intolerant bunch, so one wonders what their view will be of one of their own being busted with child abuse material. READ MORE   The world-famous Central Park is in which city? The Chase Australia’s official Shark, Brydon Coverdale, has created a new daily quiz challenge. Test yourself. READ MORE   ‘Definitely suicide’: Shocking Air India theory An Australian aviation expert has suggested a troubling theory as an investigation into the Air India disaster reveals that the lead pilot made a critical move during takeoff. READ MORE   Sordid claims before disgraced banker’s death A former banking executive facing charges of procuring underage girls for sex at a hotel has been found dead. READ MORE   Farnham’s son reveals private life-changing health battle as dad fought cancer The youngest son of Australian music legend John Farnham has revealed he was secretly suffering from his own serious health battle as his dad recovered from throat cancer. READ MORE   Inside story: Why Shiel said no to Blues after lavish Noosa trip It’s the pitch the AFL industry still talks about – when Carlton’s heavy hitters pampered Dylan Shiel with crayfish and Grange on a private jet to Noosa. So, why did he still choos... READ MORE   Where Victoria’s fraudsters are looming large revealed Scammers and swindlers are targeting Melbourne’s inner-city suburbs, with new data revealing the worst suburbs for white collar crime in Victoria. READ MORE   Today's Paper   Read the edition ➔ Newsletters Today's Paper +Rewards Want to change how you receive these emails? Manage your newsletter preferences or unsubscribe from this newsletter. Sent by the Herald Sun, PO Box 14999, Melbourne VIC 8001, Australia.