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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia

Coles goes solar and Paul Keating's daughter dragged into Jeffrey Epstein saga.

The EU is reportedly investigating Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency over competition concerns

Bloomberg reports the EU is probing whether Libra might violate competition law.

Amazon and Deloitte are backing a space-themed hackathon in Australia and it's coming in September

Amazon and Deloitte are backing a new technology innovation hackathon to be held in South Australia in September.

The White House says it's not worried about the economy. But its calls for tax cuts and lower interest rates suggest otherwise.

The White House has sought to downplay growing recession concerns among economists and investors.

Qantas has introduced new price caps for regional travel — but it won't make your next outback holiday any cheaper

Qantas is now charging a maximum of around $400 one way for passengers travelling from regional and remote areas to their nearest city.

YouTube will reportedly stop serving targeted ads on videos for kids in a move that could cost it tens of millions of dollars per year

YouTube has been under investigation for violating children's privacy laws.

Russia's new high-altitude drone just flew for the first time, and they want to arm it with one ton of bombs

Russia's Ministry of Defence released video of a test flight of its Altius-U UAV on Tuesday.

NASA's future missions will shoot for an icy moon of Saturn, photograph the Big Bang, and more. Here's what's coming in the next 10 years.

In the past year, NASA has announced plans to return humans to the moon and search for life on one of Saturn's moons with a nuclear-powered helicopter.

Aston Martin just launched a new service to help owners turn their bespoke homes into personalised supervillain-like 'Automotive Lairs'

The Aston Martin Automotive Galleries and Lairs designs range from minimalist garages that blend with the client's homes to luxury living spaces designed around the vehicle.

How digital transformation saw the Melbourne Cricket Ground cut carbon emissions by 17%

Digital transformation is worth adopting.

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