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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia The beer wars of 2018 begin. The case against using drop-down menus for incoming missile threat alerts. And footage of the moment the floor of the Jakarta Stock Exchange collapsed.

David Jones' South African owner is looking at writing down its $2.1 billion investment Woolworths South Africa is contemplating write-downs in its David Jones investment after the Australian department store reported a further deterioration in sales.

A top Republican gave Trump a jar of Starburst candies after bonding with him on Air Force One What a suckhole.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning It was a good night to be in metals. Except iron ore.

UFC is planning to strip Conor McGregor of his lightweight world championship title -- here's why Conor McGregor does not intend to return to UFC until September.

China is heading toward a debt crisis that will throw into question everything we think we know about its economy The country's total non-financial sector debt, which includes household, corporate and government debt, will surge to nearly 300% of GDP by 2022, up from 242% in 2016.

Mark Zuckerberg's former mentor has spent a week attacking Facebook for becoming 'toxic' Roger McNamee once convinced Mark Zuckerberg not to sell the site to Yahoo for $US1 billion.

Richard Branson has told Virgin Trains to start selling the Daily Mail again -- even though they're political enemies Virgin Trains recently stopped stocking the Daily Mail because of its editorial stance.

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