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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Boris Johnson embarrasses himself in France and the world's new longest flight.

Non-stop flights from Australia to New York and London are nearly here as Qantas plans October trial run Qantas is trialling non-stop commercial flights from Australia to London and New York to research the impact of 19-hour haul on the health and wellbeing of passengers.

Bernie Sanders just declared war on the fossil fuel industry with a $16 trillion climate change plan Senator Bernie Sanders on Thursday introduced a bold, $US16.3 trillion plan to address climate change.

Striking photos show the devastation wreaked by record-breaking fires in the Amazon rainforest The Amazon rainforest is burning at a record rate: The Brazilian Amazon has experienced more than 74,000 fires this year, whereas last year's total was around 40,000.

Ben Simmons has been showing off an improved jumper that could become the key to the 76ers' season Videos of offseason pickup games have shown Australian Philadelphia 76ers star Ben Simmons flashing a new and improved jump shot.

Pauline Hanson claims Twitter has suspended her account after she called for cattle prods to be used on peaceful protesters Pauline Hanson has allegedly been suspended from Twitter.

Salesforce's stock is up 7% after beating Wall Street's expectations It reported a revenue of $US4 billion, up 22% from this time last year.

7 out of 10 smokers say they might switch to vaping if they had more information — but Australia's strict rules even dictate what you can say about e-cigarettes Australia has some of the world's most draconian vaping regulations.

North Korea is bombing dummies of South Korean F-15K jets North Korea's military has created a testing range with targets that look like South Korean F-15K Slam Eagle jets.

Watch how the creators of 'Mortal Kombat' use fruits, nutcrackers, and lots of imagination to make the game's audio as gruesome and gory as the visuals "Mortal Kombat 11" was released in April and its the best-selling video game of the year so far.

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