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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia All the budget winners and losers. Malcolm Turnbull has set an election date. Explore the deepest part of the ocean, live, now. And how you can look like Elle Macpherson at 52.

Donald Trump wins big in Indiana Donald Trump delivered Ted Cruz a virtual knockout blow Tuesday night, winning Indiana's primary and moving ever closer to securing the Republican presidential nomination.

Intel may have totally sunk Microsoft's latest plan to conquer smartphones Microsoft has been urging calm, dropping lots of hints that the long-rumoured Surface Phone, said to be due in 2017, will change everything.

The NBA admits the refs missed these 5 calls in the final 13.5 seconds of Spurs playoff loss While most of the NBA world focused on Dion Waiters' shove of Manu Ginobli, the NBA came out and admitted that the refs actually blew five late calls.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning Stocks reversed their previous night's reversal as manufacturing PMIs once again worried traders about the state of the global economy.

Apple just officially killed one of Steve Jobs' favourite projects Before Steve Jobs rejoined Apple in the 1990s, one of the flagship projects at his company NeXT was WebObjects, a set of tools for making what were called at the time "internet applications." Today we just call them websites.

The Running Man is the latest internet challenge Over 31,000 participants so far have shown off their moves to the '90s hit "My Boo" by Ghost Town DJ's.

'Game of Thrones' star Kit Harington lied to costars to keep the Jon Snow reveal secret The Jon Snow cover-up keeps getting deeper and deeper. Kit Harington said he even had to convince his "Game of Thrones" costars that he was leaving the show.

METEOR SHOWER: This week's Eta Aquariids are an annual gift from Halley's Comet "Shooting stars" are one of the great spectacles in the skies above us, but they're hard enough to catch even when a shower of them comes around. Not any more.

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