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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Mobile phones banned at schools, Trump threatens to sue Facebook and Domino's faces legal action over unpaid wages.

An 18-year-old in Australia was sentenced to prison for selling thousands of dollars worth of fake music festival tickets An 18-year-old in Australia was sentenced to six months in prison for selling $7,000 worth of fake music festival tickets.

Reddit has 'quarantined' one of the biggest communities of Trump supporters on the internet, citing 'threats of violence against police and public officials' Reddit has taken action to restrict a wildly popular pro-Trump subreddit, r/The_Donald, saying it contains "rule-breaking behaviour".

Trump threatens to expand his trade war by slapping tariffs on Vietnam President Donald Trump may be getting ready to open a new front in his trade war against one of China's neighbours: Vietnam.

The US stock market is rapidly losing its biggest driver of gains as global trade tensions flare Analysts are chopping down their earnings estimates across sectors at a rapid clip, reversing what was a steadily improving trend, according to Deutsche Bank strategists.

The rival companies behind the Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch sent a joint letter to the US government asking to be left out of Trump's tariffs The three major video game console makers - Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo - sent a joint letter to the US government seeking exemption from Chinese tariffs.

Samsung is reportedly bringing back the classic flip-phone design with a new foldable device Samsung is said to be developing a new kind of foldable smartphone that takes inspiration from classic flip-phone designs and folds down the middle of the screen.

A KFC franchise owner in a remote area of Australia thinks his restaurant is worthy of a Michelin star Sam Edelman, who runs an outpost for the popular American fried-chicken company in a remote Australian town, has created an online campaign.

These are the three quickest growing job skills in Australia right now, according to LinkedIn The quickest growing job skills in the Asia-Pacific are dominated by technology, new analysis from LinkedIn has revealed.

Hold on to your Aldi bags, the grocery giant has announced an ambitious new scheme to cut down the use of plastics in its stores Aldi plans to cut at least 25% of all its plastic packaging by 2025. It is one of a range of measures the company is implementing.

Domino's accused of underpaying staff for weekend and after-hours work for 4.5 years in class action lawsuit Domino's is facing a class action lawsuit that alleges it instructed some of its franchises to systematically underpay its workers.

These 3 essential elements will help future-proof your staff and workplace According to the TAFE Enterprise Skills and Australian Business Report 2018, about 35% of skills required for jobs in all industries are expected to change in the next few years.

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