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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Boris leads Britain and another swimming scandal.

Fans are weighing in on who the three new Masterchef judges will be – and their ideas are both genius and hilarious After Network Ten revealed Masterchef judges George Calombaris, Matt Preston and Gary Mehigan would not be returning next year, speculation intensified around who will replace them.

Facebook's level of distrust is down 33% in Australia – despite fallout from Cambridge Analytica scandal Roy Morgan Research's 2019 Media Net Trust Survey found that 44% of Australians distrust social media, but Facebook is bouncing back.

The rise of Boris Johnson, the UK's new controversial prime minister who was fired from multiple jobs Boris Johnson will become the UK's new prime minister after winning the contest to replace Theresa May.

Even wealthy millennials who started saving in their 20s think they will retire with debt Millennials with at least $US250,000 to invest today still think they will retire with debt, according to a survey by financial services firm D.A. Davidson.

These are the 14 largest Chinese companies Over the last few years, Chinese companies have grown to become globally competitive rivals to American firms.

Inside France's Élysée Palace, the French presidential residence that's larger than the White House and the Palace of Versailles Among the world's most famous homes are those buildings that serve as much more than just a family dwelling.

One of the rarest shoes in the world just sold for $437,500 at auction to a Canadian investor who had bought 99 other rare sneakers for $850,000 A collector bought 99 of the 100 rare sneakers available at a special auction at Sotheby's, a press release announced on July 17.

Why savvy consumers are wising up to the true costs of buying new Depreciation affects just about everything, and if you've ever heard someone talk about how much the cost of a new car drops the moment you drive it out of the dealership, you'll know it can actually be quite expensive.

How to make your Twitter account private on desktop or mobile, and choose who can see your tweets You can make your Twitter account private and ensure that only the people you want to see your posts can.

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