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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia There have been 30 mass shootings in the US this year. Athlete finishes race with broken neck. Australian pollies banned from shagging their employees.  And why breasts are so big.

Police visited the Florida shooting suspect's home 'dozens' of times when he was growing up His neighbours said Cruz was always getting into trouble and scaring other children.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning Onwards and upwards.

JPMORGAN: A key component of bitcoin's design might be its Achilles' heel during a financial meltdown Since bitcoin are released at a set rate, there's no way for the system to handle a liquidity crisis during such an event, the bank said.

Trump insisted on hanging bright gold drapes in the Oval Office -- here are past presidents' offices for comparison Which US president gave a bust of himself to the Pope?

Kim Jong Un is reportedly reaching out to South Korea because he's scared Trump will strike One of the highest-ever ranked defectors from North Korea has said that Kim Jong Un is now engaging in diplomacy with South Korea because he fears a US military strike.

A remarkable picture of a single glowing atom just won a photography prize -- here are the most eye-catching images from the competition At the most basic level, everything is made of tiny atoms.

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