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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia For the first time, two Cat 4 hurricanes hit the US in the same year. Trump realises "people really f...ing hate him". The PM and his beer-baby. And your SpaceX spacesuit is ready.

The 31 most daring dresses celebrities have ever worn Celebrities often push the boundaries of fashion on the red carpet. They've worn dresses designed like a swan's body to outfits made entirely from recycled bottles.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning Stuck in the mud.

7 questions about adulthood I've been meaning to ask myself for the last year "And I'll probably still be evading the same truth I'm evading now - that the life I ended up with, much as I complain about it, was pretty much the one I chose."

The history of the 'Madden Curse' can be traced back to the late '90s In May it was announced that Tom Brady would be on the cover of EA Sports' "Madden NFL 18". Some might say that doesn't bode well.

I tried eating, exercising, sleeping, and spending 'perfectly' for a week -- and realised I've been approaching my goals all wrong If you've ever had a long list of things you want to accomplish, you might be familiar with the feeling that you don't have enough time or energy to do them all.

There's a serious risk Uber won't be allowed to operate in London City's transport authorities spooked by firm's history of poor behaviour.

iPhone 8 will be a huge test of Apple's secret weapon: the 500 million-strong 'installed base' The launch of Apple's new iPhone -- we don't yet know whether it will be called "iPhone 8" or "iPhone Edition" or "iPhone something else" -- will test one of the strongest parts of Apple's business. its massive "installed base."

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