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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi is dead, Australia may get a Netflix tax and Tim Cook delivers an inspiring speech.

Netflix could be hit with special tax as Australia prepares to tackle digital giants including Facebook and Google Australia's Communications Minister Paul Fletcher has suggested a special new tax could be levied against streaming service Netflix.

Qantas, ANZ and Lendlease open up about their diversity and inclusion efforts – as new figures suggest 30% of workers experience discrimination A new diversity and inclusion report found only 21-28% of diverse groups received a benefit from a company's investment in diversity and inclusion.

Hong Kong's protesters used low-tech street smarts to smash China's powerful techno-authoritarianism Protesters in Hong Kong, numbering more than 1 million and skewing young, defeated the will of China's powerful Communist Party.

Officials are reportedly keeping Trump in the dark about a cyber operation against Russia because they're afraid he'll leak it to foreign officials US intelligence officials are purposely concealing details from President Donald Trump, according to the NY Times.

Sydney and Melbourne homes are selling hot again as auction sales hit year highs Sydney and Melbourne property markets had their strongest auction performance in more than a year, following a period of decling property prices and sluggish sales.

Bella Hadid apologised for Instagram story that insulted parts of the Arab community Palestinian-American supermodel Bella Hadid posted an Instagram story Sunday that has since sparked outrage over perceived offence to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

Peloton's sales are surging as it gears up for an IPO. Insiders and analysts think it may only be getting started. Business has already been booming for Peloton. But for the maker of smart fitness equipment, the good times may only be starting to roll.

A chilling report suggests the pilot on MH370 may have cut off oxygen inside the cabin, 'gently' killing the more than 200 passengers on board before crashing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 vanished on March 8, 2014, eventually crashing and killing all 239 passengers on board.

Samsung revealed that it's possible for your smart TV to get a virus, just like a computer. Here's how to make sure your TV isn't infected. Samsung recently tweeted about the uncommon knowledge that smart, WiFi-connected TVs are susceptible to viruses, just like computers. Then Samsung deleted the tweet.

The path of most resistance: how young accountants are disrupting and innovating How one guy made the change from law to a career that truly inspired him.

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