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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Hong Kong protests, more Facebook privacy problems and Dave Warner's redemption.

Amazon just got hit with a lawsuit that claims it's putting children's privacy at risk by recording what they say to Alexa A new lawsuit accuses Amazon of violating child privacy laws in at least eight US states.

Just 2% of global venture capital goes to female entrepreneurs, but fintech incubator Stone & Chalk is launching a new project to tackle the imbalance Stone & Chalk will launch a 'Females in Fintech' program to help overcome gender bias in the tech funding game.

The brothers behind Catch.com.au will pocket more than $200 million as Wesfarmers eyes Kmart and Target opportunity Catch Group was founded by Gabby and Hezi Leibovich, and has managed brands including Catch.com.au, Scoopon and Pumpkin Patch.

A Wall Street firm pinpointed 8 corners of the market most vulnerable to trade war-induced chaos US stock indices may be trading just below record highs, but they have taken a hit over the past year as a direct result of the trade war between the US and China.

Here's why you need to watch the new screen adaptation of the famous Catch-22 There has been serious hype surrounding the 2019 screen adaptation of Catch-22 ever since it was announced that George Clooney would be directing, producing and starring in the 6-part series.

People in western China smoked marijuana to bury their dead 2,500 years ago — the oldest evidence of weed smoking in human history Scientists have found some of earliest evidence of ritual cannabis use ever seen in the archaeological record.

Google reveals the design of its next smartphone months ahead of schedule, after it started to leak all over the internet In an unusual move, Google teased the design and capabilities of its upcoming Pixel 4smartphone, which isn't expected until October.

The NYC penthouse that Barbra Streisand lived in for nearly 40 years is on the market for $11.25 million — here's a look inside The singer sold it 18 years ago to its current owners for $US4.25 million, according to listing agent Barbara Fox.

The winner of this year's National Geographic Travel Photo Contest is a picture of a tiny village in Greenland where the building colours signify their function The winners of the 2019 National Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year contest have been announced.

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