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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Good morning and good luck.

Tech companies like Facebook and Twitter could be sued for what users write under tough new Australian defamation laws Social media giants such as Facebook and Twitter will be treated like traditional publishers and broadcasters under a revamp of defamation laws.

Prince Andrew is stepping away from his public royal duties and suggests he'd answer the FBI's questions about Jeffrey Epstein after his car-crash interview Prince Andrew announced on Wednesday in a statement that he will step down from his public duties as the Duke of York.

Thousands of Disney Plus accounts have already been hacked overseas. Now experts say one major security flaw could allow it to happen here. Australians rushed to sign up to Disney Plus after it launched here on Tuesday, but there could be a major security fault with the streaming service.

Regulators say Westpac processed billions of dollars which may have been tied to child exploitation and did nothing to stop it for years Westpac violated anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism laws more than 23 million times in just five years, it's been alleged.

Amazon has launched Amazon Hub, a new parcel pickup service in Australia. Here's how it works. Named the "Amazon Hub", customers now have the option of picking up their parcels from lockers or from the counter at select stores.

Taliban returns American and Australian hostages as part of a prisoner swap after holding them for over 3 years The pair's release was facilitated by the Afghan government and the Taliban as part of a prisoner swap for senior members of an al-Qaeda-linked network.

NASA just detected water vapour on a moon of Jupiter — yet another clue that Europa's hidden ocean could hold alien life It's yet another clue that Europa could host alien life in the ocean below its icy crust. Overall, the moon may hold twice as much water as Earth.

Mark Zuckerberg's sharp criticism of China is reportedly not going down too well with Facebook's base of Chinese employees Tensions are flaring between Facebook and its large community of Chinese employees.

Video shows a heroic Australian woman brave raging flames to save a badly wounded, crying koala from a bushfire Video footage shows Toni Doherty rushing to pick the animal up from a tree surrounded by flames, using her shirt to scoop it up into her arms.

A financial expert on how much superannuation you should have in your 30s, 40s, and 50s While making contributions, voluntary or compulsory, is essential, it's also vital that goals are being met on the way to the ultimate target - a comfortable retirement.

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