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(News)Tip that led to McCormack's fall - Duration: 5:55.

Former A Current Affair journalist Ben McCormack will have a sentencing date set next week.

Tip that led to McCormack's fall

He used a fake name — others on the sickening online conversations knew him as 'Oz4skinboi' — and lied about his age, saying he was 28 when he was actually in his 40s.

He discussed his fantasies online, in texts and over Skype with a mystery man who shared his sexual perversions, which may have led sex crimes detectives to the celebrated journalist.

McCormack, 43, yesterday pleaded guilty to two child pornography offences when his case was called at the Downing Centre Local Court. His bail was continued until he faces a sentencing hearing next week.

He was taken into custody at Moore Park in April by officers from the NSW Sex Crime Squad Child Exploitation Squad about 7. 30am after being intercepted driving to work at the Nine Network's headquarters in Sydney's north.

In an unusual move, police released footage of the arrest. Startling video showed McCormack, with his face blurred, standing with his hands in his pockets alongside plainclothes officers.

When he is placed in the back of a police vehicle he sits with his hands in his lap and stared straight ahead. Former A Current Affair reporter Ben McCormack (right) and his lawyer Sam Macedone arrive at the Downing Centre.

The police statement of facts, which McCormack pleaded guilty to, reveals what led investigators to him.

The man who he was talking with told police he knew 'Oz4skinboi' by his real name of Ben. And he also revealed Ben had an "affiliation" with Channel 9 and A Current Affair.

From there, it was only a matter of time until McCormack was in their sights. Police in NSW and other states have been working on busting paedophile rings that have their tentacles in communities throughout the country.

It's believed the arrest of an alleged child rapist in WA led to the arrests of McCormack and other professionals, including school teachers. WA Police launched an investigation after the alleged child rapist in February.

That arrest gave police access to phone records, computer files and websites that the alleged child rapist had used to communicate with other like minded men, The West Australian reported in May.

That also lead to the arrest in March of a WA primary school teacher who is facing child pornography charges.

West Australian investigators then shared that information with State and Federal colleagues who target apparent online predators — including those belonging to Strike Force Trawler, a successful NSW operation within the Sex Crimes Squad.

McCormack's shock guilty plea came after weeks of legal wrangling over the police facts. His lawyer Sam Macedone told reporters they made clear there was never any images traded by his client.

McCormack faced questions from former media colleagues after his guilty plea.

NSW Police released images McCormack, with his face blurred, as he was being arrested. It is nothing more than fantasy talk," he said.

That fantasy included extremely explicit talk about sex with young boys and McCormack's declaration that "I love chatting to pedos". In July 2015 when asked if he would "always be a p" he said: "I'll always have the attraction.

Police confirmed there was no evidence of any images of children to the men he was discussing child abuse with — but the statement of facts reveals he did send the unidentified male 10 images.

While it is not clear what the images were, he included comments about boys in speedos.

McCormack's arrest and the disturbing nature of the allegations he has admitted to are a long way from the reputation he forged over two decades in the media.

McCormack is on bail awaiting sentencing. It was McCormack who famously chased Hey Dad! star Robert Hughes to Singapore in 2010 to confront him over sex abuse allegations.

A Current Affair's reporting on the scandal helped lead to Hughes being sentenced to six years' jail on 10 charges related to sexually abusing young girls.

While that was undoubtedly a scoop, he came under fire from the media watchdog for a report on a Western Sydney shopping mall being taken over by Asian retailers with Australian businesses being "kicked out".

It was later found to be inaccurate and the show was forced to read an on-air apology.

But that was nothing compared to the media scrum he found himself in yesterday. He said nothing as he walked from the Sydney courthouse to a waiting car pursued by people he once considered colleagues.

He remains on bail ahead of sentencing proceedings that begin on October 6.

For more infomation >> (News)Tip that led to McCormack's fall - Duration: 5:55.

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(News)Shocking before and after pics show Survivor cast's weight loss - Duration: 4:03.

This year's batch of Australian Survivor contestants would give Biggest Loser a run for their money.

Shocking before and after pics show Survivor cast's weight loss

For up to 55 days, hopefuls vying to win the $500,000 prize money live out their days on a remote Samoan beach, competing in regular extreme physical challenges while existing on a diet largely made up of rice and coconut juice.

Sure, they get the occasional reward if they win a challenge — a KFC feast here, a pizza party there — but it's still an extremely restricted diet compared to life back in Australia.

Last year's runner-up Lee Carseldine underwent perhaps the most dramatic transformation of his season, shedding an incredible 17kg from his athletic frame during the two months of filming.

And many of this year's contestants seem to be shedding the kilos just as quickly — just look at these dramatic before and after photos:. Ziggy, 26, Olympic athlete.

Former Olympic athlete Ziggy didn't have much weight to lose. Locky, 27, adventure guide.

Much like last year's runner-up Lee, Locky came to the show stacked with muscle. Photo: Nigel WrightSource:Channel 10. Tara, 32, barrel racer.

The mum of three has a physical job back home in Queensland — but has been tested by the difficult challenges. Picture: Nigel Wright.Source:Channel 10. Luke, 30, Mining technician.

This practical joker loves his food — but clearly didn't get much of it in Samoa. Picture: Nigel WrightSource:Channel 10.

Jarrad became the first member of the jury when he was eliminated — but not before shedding a few kilos. Picture: Nigel WrightSource:Channel 10.

Tessa was voted out last week — the diminutive doctor had proven a surprisingly strong competitor in physical challenges. Picture: Nigel WrightSource:Channel 10. Peter, 22, Digital advertising producer.

The softly spoken contender was in physical training before arriving in Samoa. Picture: Nigel WrightSource:Channel 10.

Eliminated this week after trying to pull one too many big moves, model Sarah makes a living from her slender frame. Picture: Nigel WrightSource:Channel 10.

This Survivor mega-fan had already lost 35kgs before coming on the show. Picture: Nigel Wright.Source:Channel 10.

This Sydneysider admitted her idea of roughing it before Survivor was staying in a three-star hotel. Picture: Nigel WrightSource:Channel 10.

He told everyone he's a yoga instructor (he's not). Picture: Nigel Wright.Source:Channel 10. Jericho, 25, flight attendant.

This pocket rocket loves stealing food from camp. Picture: Nigel Wright.Source:Channel 10.

For more infomation >> (News)Shocking before and after pics show Survivor cast's weight loss - Duration: 4:03.

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(News)Inside Meghan Markle's sister's tell-all book pitch - Duration: 2:49.

Meghan Markle's sister wants to cash in on her fame with a tell-all book.

Inside Meghan Markle's sister's tell-all book pitch

Grant revealed in April she's writing a book with the working title The Diary of Princess Pushy's Sister. But we hear she's now shopping it with a pitch that focuses on race. The two share a white father.

Grant writes in a synopsis to publishers that the tome "Illustrates the evolution of my bi-racial lens since my birth in the '60s, the bigoted underpinnings in my own family that echoed in my mind as a child while I defended [the idea] that there is no such thing as 'colour,' only fear and hatred that people like my own grandmother were taught in the uneducated and insecurity-based pockets of America and the world.

Prince Harr and Meghan Markle at the Invictus Games this week. The pitch was written in April. "When my bi-racial sister was born, I would be forever 'colour blind, " the pitch continues.

"If only I could predict the media frenzy and racial slurs that would occur as a direct result of my beautiful baby sister possibly becoming the first bi-racial princess or duchess in royal history.

Little did I know that I would stand looking back over my shoulder at how far we've come in the world towards true multiracial and multicultural appreciation, contrasted with how far we have to go in our evolution towards Dr.

Martin Luther King's Dream.". Grant's said less-than-nice things about Markle in the past, including: "Hollywood has changed her.

I think her ambition is to become a princess," and, "The truth would kill her relationship with Prince Harry." But a source tells us Markle and Grant "have never had a relationship.". A rep for Markle had no comment.

Markle's sister's book will reportedly focus on issues of race. Picture: Getty Images for Relais & ChateauxSource:Getty Images.

Markle's ex-husband Engelson is producing a TV show about an American divorced mother who moves to London to marry a prince, and the father's problems sharing custody with the British royals.

He and Markle divorced in 2013 after two years of marriage and have no children. This story originally appeared in the New York Post and is republished here with permission.