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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Jacinda Ardern to meet with ScoMo, US-Iran tensions escalate and a new world's second-richest person.

A former waiter at George Calombaris' restaurant says the Masterchef judge still owes her $2,000 and has started a petition to get him off the air Network Ten is standing by the controversial celebrity chef.

Australia's economy is dangerously reliant on just two states and their property markets right now The latest jobs figures are out and they show that across the country, only 500 net jobs were created, as full-time work increased at the expense of part-time roles.

An Uber driver made a hilarious 'ride menu' for his passengers, offering everything from 'life lessons' to complete silence An Uber driver in Fairbanks, Alaska, has made a hilarious "ride menu" for his passengers.

Atlassian is weeding out the 'brilliant jerks', changing the way it does performance reviews to reward workers who show 'heart and balance' not technical skills Atlassian's Bek Chee spoke to Business Insider Australia about the rollout of the new performance review system.

Bernard Arnault just surpassed Bill Gates as the world's 2nd-richest person. Here are the 6 most recognisable brands he owns. The chairman and chief executive officer of LVMH, recently became the second-richest person in the world ahead of Microsoft founder Bill Gates.

How this accountant is using his professional skills to improve outcomes for Indigenous Australians Steve Rossingh's career has taken him from New South Wales to Western Australia to the Northern Territory.

6 tips that could save your life if you get lost in the wilderness The top three ways people die in the wilderness are by falling, drowning, and heart attack. Having a survival plan could save your life.

Advocates say marijuana makes them better parents, but a new study links pot use with more punitive parenting New research suggests parents who use marijuana discipline their children more often than parents who don't use substances.

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