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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia The Trump era begins.

White House goes to war with the press over dubious claims about crowd sizes President Donald Trump's top officials stood defiant for a second day in the face of withering media criticism over dubious White House claims about the size of Trump's inauguration.

10 things you need to know before markets open in Australia and Asia Good morning. Here's what's happening as Monday begins and White House goes to war with the press over dubious claims about crowd sizes at Trump inaguration.

There's a sudden recognition that the justice system failed those who died in the Bourke St car rampage Victorian police protocols and the state's bail laws will be reviewed after five people were killed when a man mowed them down in his car on Bourke Street in Melbourne.

The Australian dollar is treading water The Australian dollar is steady in early trade on Monday morning, clinging onto gains achieved late Friday following the inauguration of Donald Trump as the 45th president of the United States.

Iron ore prices slide ahead of Chinese New Year celebrations Iron ore spot markets continued to retreat on Friday, undermined by a drop-off in activity and softer sentiment ahead of Chinese New Year celebrations.

Here's why successful people tend to have more sex VIDEO: Dr. Bat Sheva Marcus reveals there is a correlation between successful people and the amount of sex they have.

This Airbus patent could fix the worst thing about flying in economy VIDEO: Airbus has recently filed a patent for a system that would install sleeping capsules in its aircrafts.

At a private lunch in Davos, Jamie Dimon was asked about the elephant in the room DAVOS, SWITZERLAND -- The main topic of conversation at the World Economic Forum last week was the fate of the world under the US Presidency of Donald J. Trump.

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