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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Android's creator has a smartphone out, and it's beautiful. Pics of Kim Jong Un surrounded by people taking notes. How to get a pay rise, in three steps. And an awkward tennis kiss.

Launceston just became Australia's first 'gigabit' city with NBN 10 times faster than the rest of us A Tasmanian NBN retailer has launched a business broadband plan for the city of Launceston that can run at gigabit speeds.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning China gets back to work.

11 things that help us get ready in the morning faster Don't believe anyone who says they're a "morning person". They're lying.

The unusual way Google cofounders Larry Page and Sergey Brin interview people for jobs Google has an infamously difficult interviewing process. Over the years, it has ditched the brain teaser questions it once asked many candidates, but it's still no walk in the park.

Twitter shoots down online conspiracy that Trump mysteriously gained 3 million followers in 3 days Twitter on Tuesday sought to tamper down a theory that went viral in left-leaning circles over the weekend -- that President Donald Trump had gained millions of followers -- most of them being bots -- in a matter of days.

Russia has a way to reduce NATO's combat power, and Norway appears to be 'breaking a taboo' to deal with it NATO members in Eastern Europe have for some time been raising alarm about increasing Russian activity in the region.

New details show that police found 'fresh damage' to Tiger Woods' car during his arrest and that he repeatedly fell asleep during their investigation New details have emerged in the arrest of Tiger Woods on a charge of driving under the influence.

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