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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Good morning. We have everything you need to know in one place: Will rates be cut in May? Did Elon Musk really say he will nuke a staff member? Are you ready for Game of Thrones? The answers are maybe, yes and no.

It's a sad time for the Australian dollar The Australian dollar remains range-bound, dull and directionless at present.

Lyft went public at a $24 billion valuation. Here's how that compares to other tech companies. Investors expect 2019 to turn into a hectic year for initial public offerings as Uber, Slack and Pinterest are expected to hit the public market.

An essential recap of everything that's happened on 'Game of Thrones' so far With the final season of "Game of Thrones" around the corner, we've created a recap of the entire show.

Brexit has cost £66 billion so far, plus an impending recession — and it hasn't even started It triggered a decline of the pound, an increase in inflation, erosion of household spending, a decline in house prices, and weak exports, S&P says.

Chains are spending millions to ban plastic straws from their restaurants — and it's probably worth it Generation Z appears to be generally supportive of plastic straw bans. Business Insider asked people what they think about it.

A timeline of Ethiopian Airlines Flight ET302 shows its pilots fighting desperately to save their doomed Boeing 737 Max jet Ethiopia's Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau released its preliminary report on the crash of Ethiopian Airlines Flight ET302 on Thursday.

Humans are about to see the first-ever photo of a 'supermassive' black hole Scientists still have a lot to learn about black holes, the spaces at the centre of every large galaxy where nothing can escape.

We travelled around the world for a year for work — these are the 5 most important packing tips Since we each brought only a carry-on suitcase and a backpack, we had packed it strategically with only the most essential items.

Rich millennials are creating new status symbols — here are 7 ways they're redefining luxury Rich millennials spend on experiences - but they're opting to pay for VIP treatments and customisation.

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