NewsDay: Back to the future with Kevin Rudd, State of Origin sledge divide, Nelson Mandela on life support Rob Oakeshott is hugged by former Julia Gillard in the House of Representatives at Parliament House in Canberra. IT'S been a case of back to the future with K-Rudd, Nelson Mandela is on life support, NRL fans are divided over an Origin sledge - it's NewsDay. These are stories readers have been reading, sharing and tweeting today. Get your latest updates and share them with your mates. Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has returned to Question Time, where he lost Stephen Smith, who announced his resignation from politics, but said. he will continue to serve as defence minister until the poll. Prime Minister Kevin Rudd speaks during House of Representatives question time on June 27, 2013 in Canberra, Australia. (Photo by Stefan Postles/Getty Images) Source: Getty Images It seems both sides of the house tried to play nicer, but no one was short of negative criticisms of either party. Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd kisses the deputy leader of the opposition Julie Bishop just before he addresses Parliament. (AP Photo/Rick Rycroft) Source: AP On the proposed bill on 457 visas, he did not throw it out, as some suspected he might. In fact, Labor's push to crackdown on the skilled worker 457 visa program was passed as law. As for the election date, Mr Rudd did not say whether he would change it or not. And what was Julia Gillard doing? She was in the parliamentary chamber, but was seen enjoying a coffee with her colleagues earlier today. Former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard smiles after arriving in chambers at parliament during question time for what is likely to be its last day before elections in Canberra. Wondering what K-Rudd will do differently to Julia? Well here's 10 things you need to know. The last 24 hours have been thrilling, or depressing, depending on your perspective. Whether you're a political junkie or a casual user, we can all agree that the social media turnout was spectacular. Here are some of the best spill related tweets and memes shared on the web over the last 24 hours. News you just can't miss Source: Supplied The new Mazda-3 has been unveiled, after the current model ended the Holden Commodore's record 15-year winning streak two years ago. It is in a neck-and-neck race with the Toyota Corolla to make it three in a row. Like to take this car for a spin? A billionaire has celebrated his divorce by sending a sex tape to his mates. Cos, yep, that's that you do after a divorce. Naturally. It's Thursday - and that means more movies have been released! What are you keen to see? Here's our movie guide from Leigh Paatsch. Meanwhile, Shannon Noll is trying a new music path to reboot his career, while Russell Crowe is struggling to become an Australian citizen because of this immigration loophole. Aussie actor Jai Courtney has scored another huge role after he starred with Bruce Willis in the latest Die Hard flick, and sorry guys, but Kristen Bell has popped the question to her beau on Twitter. Finally - you'd have to admit - this is every newsreader's worst nightmare - see what happened to poor Helen Kapalos. Today Tonight presenter Helen Kapalos struggled to read her notes, becoming speechess on several occasions. Nelson Mandela remains on life support, despite Twitter rumours he may already have passed away. The US is celebrating a gay marriage ruling in the Supreme Court, and the UN is warning against new "designer drugs" on the market. Have you shared any of these? Take a look. Women from one part of Australia think we should have meter men, not just meter maids. Good or bad idea? It was a revenge shot that sparked another ugly State of Origin brawl. But fans are still split on whether Billy Slater should have been charged for his elbow on Mitchell Pearce. What's your take? Meanwhile, Cameron Smith will miss his next game after getting injured last night. Carlton coach Mick Malthouse has weighed in to the drug scandal at Essendon, saying that the AFL's silence on the Essendon drugs scandal is 'disturbing'. Carlton coach Mick Malthouse has slammed the AFL hierarchy over their "disappointing and disturbing" leadership in the wake of Jobe Watson's drug confession. These are the best tourist landmarks we have according to those on TripAdvisor. Did they miss something on this list?