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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Mark Zuckerberg declared war on the real world. Australia's fitness queen is now worth $46 million. Things to do with empty toilet rolls. And who's going to do all our crappy jobs now?

The ATO's website is down, again The website of the Australian Tax Office (ATO) is having problems this morning. The site was showing an "unknown error" notice. Later, a message appeared on the site.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning The UK is going to the polls.

Hillary Clinton reportedly blamed everyone but herself for her humiliating defeat to Trump A new book on Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign for president details how the candidate seemed to blame everyone but herself for her stunning loss to President Donald Trump.

This $32 million home has a water park in its backyard Comes with its own water park. Multiple pools, cabanas, and slides are included.

Google Earth just rolled out its biggest update yet -- here's what's new If you've ever wanted to go on a bar crawl through Europe to visit all of Ernest Hemingway's favourite haunts, Google Earth has you covered.

US Navy photo reveals aircraft carrier nowhere near North Korea The US announced on April 8 that the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier would head to the Korean peninsula amid soaring tensions between the US and North Korea -- but the US Navy posted a picture of the carrier about 3,500 miles away from Korea on April 15.

There's a Google Doc shared by hundreds of techies to create a core set of values for Silicon Valley Silicon Valley may be getting a kind of constitution of its own.

North Korea reportedly formed special-operations forces 'for the first time' amid tensions with the US Amid ongoing tensions with the US, North Korea has created special-operations forces "for the first time," according to South Korea's Yonhap News Agency.

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