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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Trump's new tariffs on China and Steve Smith's sweet comeback in the Ashes.

In a legal skirmish with Amazon, eBay accuses its rival of poaching scores of sellers eBay just slapped Amazon with a lawsuit centered around allegations of seller poaching.

A potential investor lost interest in this Aussie entrepreneur's Atlassian-backed jobs platform when she disclosed her pregnancy — now she's raised $2.2 million Work180 has raised $2.2 million to fund its expansion to the UK, with help from Scott Farquhar and Kim Jackson's Skip Capital.

A woman's limbs were amputated after her dogs licked her and gave her a bacterial infection. Most dogs carry the same bacteria. Doctors believe the infection developed after the woman's dogs licked a small scrape on her arm.

Here are the 9 most popular airport lounges around the world — as voted by Aussie frequent flyers Members of frequent-flyer platform Point Hacks have ranked the nine most popular airport lounges in the world and Qantas has taken top spot.

Probe into Crown Casino's links to drugs and crime could embroil business heavy hitters — including James Packer, former AFL boss Andrew Demetriou and ad man Harold Mitchell It's no surprise the high-flying Crown board is hitting back at media reports.

Google has been temporarily forced to stop listening in on its users across Europe after leaked data sparked privacy concerns Google has been forced by German authorities to temporarily halt its practice of manually reviewing audio recordings that help train its Google Assistant.

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