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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Mark Zuckerberg graduates, Trump schools NATO. How much money you lost by not taking Bitcoin seriously. And 40 years ago, a Stormtrooper made the greatest blooper ever.

Navy SEAL who claims he killed bin Laden calls reporter who was 'body slammed' by GOP candidate a 'snowflake' Robert O'Neill, the former Navy SEAL who claimed to have fired the shots that killed Osama bin Laden, didn't hold back then, and he's not now.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning Insert all your oil puns here.

$33 BILLION HEDGE FUND: There could be a recession if the Trump administration doesn't get its act together Billionaire Paul Singer's Elliott Management says we might be in for a recession if the Trump administration doesn't pass notable reforms in taxes, regulation and health care.

This video shows the inside of a captured ISIS suicide vehicle The Islamic State's deadliest weapon is nothing more than a bomb on wheels, and they are rarely captured.

Investible just led a $1.5 million investment round for Sydney wearable fintech Inamo Inamo, the Sydney startup known for making waterproof wristbands and sunglasses that double as a contactless bank card, has secured $1.5 million of seed funding led by Club Investible.

THE BOTTOM LINE: A top Wall Street strategist says there's nothing to worry about and we examine bitcoin's surge Bitcoin!

A 30-year-old who was one of Canada's top runners is now its best bike racer "I wish I had taken up cycling a lot earlier," Michael Woods says over Skype, laughing. "Running's an awesome sport and a beautiful sport, and I loved it, and I still love it. I just don't know why I banged my head against the wall for so long in pursuit of such small reward."

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