10 things you need to know in Australia this morning

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

These are the 15 fastest-growing jobs in Australia right now, according to job site Indeed The fastest growing jobs in Australia are in healthcare, according to data produced by job site Indeed and provided exclusively to Business Insider Australia.

'A stupid policy': The University of Newcastle will be monitoring attendance of first year students with geolocation, and some aren't happy The University of Newcastle has introduced an app which tracks whether students have attended their class. The app records attendance for all first year students in tutorials, laboratory sessions and seminars in 1000 level courses.

Hold tight to your handbags: Colette by Colette Hayman has gone into administration, and 140 stores are at risk Poor trading and a failed funding agreement have led to the collapse of women's fashion retailer Colette by Colette Hayman, placing 140 stores and 300 jobs at risk in the ongoing brutal retail environment.

The RBA has kept the official interest rate on hold at its February meeting, but speculation is rife when the next cut is coming The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has decided to keep rates on hold at 0.75% at its February meeting on Tuesday. The market had been pricing in a 20% chance of a rate cut to 0.5%, with economists refusing to rule it out completely.

Adam Bandt is the new leader of the Greens, following Richard Di Natale's exit Adam Bandt is the new leader of the Australian Greens.

Barnaby Joyce has failed in his attempt to depose Michael McCormack as Nationals leader and deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce has failed to regain the support required from his Nationals colleagues to usurp party leader and Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack.

LIVE RESULTS: Initial wave of data from Iowa caucuses show Buttigieg and Sanders in the lead After a disastrous meltdown in the Iowa caucus reporting system, the Iowa Democratic Party went almost a full day without releasing any results from Monday night's caucuses.

Caviar could lose its luxury status as the global market is expected to grow to $560 billion by 2025 Caviar may be known as a luxury for the rich, but the food has become cheaper and more accessible in recent years.

Trump just earned his highest approval rating ever after months of impeachment scandal that will almost certainly end in his acquittal President Donald Trump earned his highest approval ratings of his presidency amid the ongoing Senate impeachment trial, according to a newly released Gallup poll.

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