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10 things you need to know this morning
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Thursday 30 May 2019
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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia
Richest Australians revealed, a new minimum wage and the janitor who won the lottery.
Australia has a new minimum wage of $740.80 per week, but the 3% bump is less than half of what the unions wanted
The Fair Work Commission has announced a new national minimum wage of $740.80 per week or $19.49 per hour after a review.
Elon Musk says he lost money running Tesla last year
Musk was responding to a New York Times report which claimed that he made more than the next 65 highest-paid US CEOs put together in 2018.
Jetstar hit with $1.95 million fine for lying to customers about non-refundable cheap tickets
The Qantas-owned airline was found to have made "misleading or deceptive" statements on its website.
The Aussie dollar has tumbled over the past 8 years, losing nearly 40%. These strategists say the slide isn't over yet
The Australian dollar has fallen by nearly 40% against the greenback since mid-2011.
Uber Eats is now as well-known as Macca's and Woolworths — but faces serious reputation risk from its ridesharing parent company
Uber Eats has reached brand awareness of between 92% and 95% in Sydney and between 94% and 97%, according to market researcher YouGov.
Crowds, costs, and corpses: 16 misconceptions about what it's like to climb Everest
At least 11 climbers lost their lives in Mount Everest's "death zone" last week.
The Magic Johnson-Lakers fiasco is a case study in how not to be a transformational leader
Magic Johnson had a rocky stint as the Los Angeles Lakers' president of basketball operations, according to sources at ESPN.
Salesforce is refusing to let its customers use its software to sell semi-automatic guns
Firearms advocacy groups told The Washington Post the move discriminates against guns owners and violates the Second Amendment.
The surprising weights of some of the biggest animals known to man
Brown bears are technically considered obese.
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