NewsDay: Joel Fitzgibbon has close brush with cameraman, Kevin Rudd tells MPs off Kevin Rudd MP has told Labor MPs to pull their heads in. Photo: Steve Pohlner Source: News Limited IT'S been a chaotic day for our federal leaders, with the ALP's former chief government whip coming perilously close to a flying cameraman while Kevin Rudd let rip at his fellow Labor MPs - and Julia Gillard was drawn into her own Game of Thrones. Meanwhile State of Origin has finally arrived ... and if that's not enough to raise your spirits, an Aussie cafe now lets you pay with a pash. Read on for all the key stories that you can share with your friends and family - it's NewsDay. Kevin Rudd has issued a stern warning to his colleagues to "pull their heads in" and focus on winning the September election. Speaking after Gillard backer Laurie Ferguson said Labor was dead in Sydney's west, Mr Rudd said they were not helpful. Mr Rudd spoke as Left faction convener Doug Cameron said Julia Gillard's communications team were to blame for Labor's message not cutting through. During a media scrum in parliament house, Joel Fitzgibbon was nearly kicked by a cameraman. Channel Nine cameraman Mark Jessop accidentally stumbled backwards into a large pot plant, and as his legs went into the air his foot hit Mr Fitzgibbon's pants after the tumble. Both parties say it was a close call but thankfully no intimate contact was made. Michael Christian, the male host at the centre of the tragic royal family hoax call has been named Austereo's "next top jock" and describes himself as "at the top of my game." Christian quietly returned to the airways just two months after making the prank call to a London hospital that led to the suicide of nurse Jacintha Saldanha. He got the gong yesterday and won a trip to Los Angeles where he will visit the famous KISS FM station. NSW Blues fans, you say it's a fraud. The scoreboard reads Queensland 7-0 but it should read NSW 4-3 for the State of Origin series. We explain why in 25 easy steps. But of course, if you're a Maroons supporter, you might prefer to read Darren Lockyer's thoughts on how Queensland will win tonight. May the best side win! Protests in Turkey have continued, and for those who haven't been following outbreak of violence, here are 8 points you need to know. In India, an American tourist has allegedly been gang-raped by a truck driver and two of his accomplices. The 30-year-old was raped by men in a truck. Remember Joseph Kony and the YouTube video that made internet history? Invisible Children created the half-hour film, which broke records with more than 100 million views in less than a week to "make Kony famous." Kony runs the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) in Africa and is responsible for creating a legion of child soldiers. Well, members of a militia run by the fugitive African warlord are killing elephants across Central Africa to support Kony's struggling group, according to a report by watchdog organisations. In the US, a man who was found on the streets as a child and was believed to be a baby kidnapped from a Chicago couple in 1964, has discovered he is not their son after all. He was known as Paul Fronczak. But now DNA testing has revealed he does not know who he really is. And a retired Navy SEAL has revealed she is now living life as a woman. Kristen Beck, formerly Chris, spent 20 years as a member of the elite SEALs, but realised after leaving that she wanted to become a woman. Prime Minister Julia Gillard has made it clear she is a fan of Game of Thrones with her tweets, but there are some serious lessons she can learn from the show which has strange parallels to the state of the Labor government. But on a more serious note in Canberra's knife-wielding court, rumours are flying that Labor has its scapegoat - her communications director, John McTernan. Love your coffee hit in the morning? Well, this Aussie cafe is letting couples pay for their coffee with a pash. But it has to be real and staff are off limits. Metro St James cafe in Sydney is certainly doing its bit to keep the romance alive. From 9am-11am every morning in June, as the temperatures drop. Myer ambassador Jennifer Hawkins tied the knot in Bali with her long time beau Jake Wall, surrounded by bodyguards, helicopters and a magazine determined to protect their six-figure exclusive. Meanwhile, Ryanair issued a sarcastic apology to Brian McFadden after the singer went on a Twitter rant after being charged to print his boarding pass. Fans of Fifty Shades of Grey have voted in a UK poll, saying they'd like to see Vampire Diaries hunk Ian Somerhalder who is the fan favourite for the role, followed by British actor Henry Cavill, who stars in the new Superman movie, Man of Steel . As for Anastasia Steele, Gilmore Girls star Alexis Bledel topped the list, just beating out Anne Hathaway. Jennifer Hawkins ties the knot at intimate but lavish Bali wedding. Courtesy Channel Seven Do you know the secret to being happy at work? Psychology experts Sue Langley and colleague Mel Neil, who have developed a university-recognised diploma in Positive Psychology and Wellbeing, say anyone can learn to love their job and be successful if they're prepared to learn how. Using research about the human brain and applying it to business, the women say the diploma not only helps people increase productivity, but can also result in businesses suffering fewer sick days. Many Australians are finding it tough to pay their power bills. If you haven't taken this survey yet, you should.