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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia The Aussie has roared 10 cents up in 2016. Someone finally got to try those Magic Leap goggles. All the year's meteor showers. And which state wants to ban cricket balls in parks?

GLENN STEVENS: The world needs more than just low rates and cheap money RBA governor Glenn Stevens just joined the chorus of central bankers and supra-national bodies calling for governments to do more to support their own economies and reduce reliance on monetary policy alone.

RANKED: These are the best 13-inch laptops you can buy If you're looking for a 13-inch laptop with the right balance of performance, portability, and looks, your search is over.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning The Aussie is roaring and back above 78 cents for the first time since mid 2015, the S&P 500 closed above 2100, and iron ore and crude are both rising sharply again.

6 tips that will help you master crossword puzzles from the national champion For more than 50 million Americans, solving a crossword puzzle is a part of life. But only one can claim to be the best in the country. That distinction goes to Howard Barkin, a New Jersey software analyst who won the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament earlier this month.

Apple might have just found its new top car boss -- and he's ex-Tesla Earlier this year, the Wall Street Journal reported that Steve Zadesky, the 16-year Apple veteran leading up the company's electric car project, had departed the company.

Prince William and Prince Harry visited the set of 'Star Wars' for a special behind-the-scenes look It's safe to say that they had a lot of fun.

Something was killing off dinosaurs long before they went extinct -- and it could turn popular history on its head VIDEO: British research discovered the disappearance of dinosaurs millions of years before they went extinct.

WEF: Here are the 6 biggest risks in fintech The World Economic Forum is calling for governments, established finance players, and fintech (financial technology) startups to band together and draw up more rules and regulations to stop the wave of new fintech players becoming a systematic risk to economies.

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