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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Stop cheering the Aussie dollar and bashing housing investors. The mobile giant that wants to store your memories. And finally, a tech company makes a properly stupid logo change.

New Zealand's North Island is being rocked by earthquakes A second "strong" earthquake has struck the lower North Island. At 7.55am, the 5.2 magnitude quake struck at a depth of 35km, 10km west of Masterton.

6 things Australian traders will be talking about this morning Crude oil surged around 3.5% to $46.23 in WTI terms on an unexpected inventory draw overnight.

'Game of Thrones' author George R.R. Martin just posted a chapter from the next book online George R.R. Martin thrilled fans by posting a sample chapter from his much-anticipated new book.

Calvin Klein's latest ad features an upskirt photo that's spurring outrage Calvin Klein is known for its provocative ads, from a bulging Justin Bieber to sexts, but its latest ad takes it to a whole new level.

A badly damaged Tesla Model S may have driven itself into a parked trailer When one Tesla Model S owner returned to his parked car, he found it smashed up and severely damaged. Tesla said it's because of his own negligent use of the car's self-parking Summon feature.

These tents can link together for the ultimate camping party The ultimate camping party.

Johnny Depp says a President Trump would be the 'last president of the United States' Johnny Depp has not been shy in talking about Donald Trump's run for the presidency.

Amazing 360-degree video from inside North Korea's first Workers' Party session in 36 years North Korea held its first Workers' Party congressional session in 36 years, and invited members of the Western press to cover it.

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