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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Hello. And a very happy TGIF to you.

Sydneysiders rejoice: The lockout laws will be gone on January 14 – except in Kings Cross Sydney's lockout laws will officially be gone from January 14, 2020. The restrictions were first introduced in 2014 after a spate of alcohol-fuelled attacks in the state.

Deliveroo has released data it says proves its riders value flexibility, as part of the company's push to change Australian workplace law Deliveroo has released research from a survey it conducted which it says proves its riders value the flexibility the gig economy offers. It's part of a push from Deliveroo to reform Australian law to allow it to offer benefits to its contractors without classifying them as employees.

A new report says Aussies are wasting more food, and delivery apps could be to blame Research from Rabobank has found Australians have spent $10.1 billion on food that ended up in the bin, an increase from $8.9 billion in 2018. The main reasons for food wastage include not knowing what do to with leftovers and buying too much food.

The Westpac money laundering scandal is a grim warning for Aussie foreign exchange fintechs AUSTRAC's growing activism is forcing Australia's foreign-exchange fintechs to clear a continually rising bar, warns Skander Malcolm, chief executive of ASX-listed online cross-border payments company OFX.

Tesla now does sedans, SUVs, sports cars, semis, and pickups — here are 5 more segments for the company to attack Tesla unveiled its much-anticipated Cybertruck last week. Reaction was ... mixed. But the arrival of the Cybertruck suggests some new, untapped vehicle segments that Tesla could move into.

TikTok issues public apology for suspending the account of the teen behind the viral Chinese takedown video disguised as a makeup tutorial A teen on TikTok has been going viral for a series of videos showing her give a makeup tutorial while criticising the Chinese government's treatment of its Muslim population.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey doesn't use Google on his phone but a privacy-focused rival called DuckDuckGo Twitter founder Jack Dorsey took aim at Google on Wednesday in a cheeky tweet. The tweet read: "I love @DuckDuckGo. My default search engine for a while now. The app is even better!"

A convicted German murderer won the right to have all mention of his crime scrubbed from internet search results under 'right to be forgotten' laws A double murderer has the right for all mention of his crime to be deleted from internet search results, Germany's highest court has ruled. The ex-soldier was sentenced to life in prison in 1982 for shooting two people on a yacht in 1981. He was freed in 2002, and launched a legal bid to be forgotten in 2009.

The CEO of the International Fund for Animal Welfare shares his tips to create change The current discussion over climate change and how we need to change our behaviour in order to preserve our world is by no means new — but often people are still uncertain about how they can do their part.

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