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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Barnaby Joyce has no idea what privacy means. Trump staffers have lost 1500 migrant kids. Richard Branson is ready to become an astronaut. And Ricciardo boozes from a shoe again.

A CBS News reporter reveals what it was like when North Korea blew up its nuclear testing site CBS News correspondent Ben Tracy was the only American broadcast news correspondent invited by North Korea to witness the destruction of a nuclear testing facility last week.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning Oh, Italy.

Almost half of Australian businesses would rather hire talent than train existing employees -- and its a worrying sign for the future of the workforce And while an overwhelming majority of Australian businesses (80%) believe they should invest more in staff training, 70% of businesses are finding it more difficult to hire workers with the specific skills needed.

'The worst thing I've seen in 25-plus years': Experts react to news that Trump administration lost 1,500 migrant children Reports the US Department of Health and Human Services cannot locate nearly 1,500 migrant children it placed with American sponsors.

Richard Branson says he's months away from becoming an astronaut, as his space race with Jeff Bezos suddenly heats up Both Branson and Bezos' respective companies, Virgin Galactic and Blue Origin, have completed successful test flights in recent weeks.

Cape Town is running out of water -- I visited and saw what the financial problems of 'Day Zero' look like on the ground Residents are only allowed to use 50 litres of water a day, meaning toilets go unflushed, showers are under three minutes long, and agriculture is suffering.

What it was like to play Fortnite for the first time Fortnite is a third-person shooter video game where you battle it out with 99 other players from around the world - and the last one standing wins.

14 US presidents who were members of one of the most powerful secret societies in history Almost a third of the presidents of the US have been Freemasons.

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