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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia

Good morning folks. This is what's cracking.

Some Australian businesses will still fail despite government lifelines, the PM concedes.

Here's what he says the five-year recovery needs to look like.

Beijing closes all schools, bracing for a 2nd wave of the coronavirus

Beijing is seeing a resurgence of the coronavirus after more than 50 consecutive days without a new case.

Australians were already splurging on home improvements long before the government announced its HomeBuilder scheme, new data shows

Figures show the demand for tradespeople and things like security systems was already hot, suggesting the money could be spent elsewhere.

The boosted JobSeeker is the best gig some young people have ever had, with Australians under 20 seeing a 5.4% pay rise in May

It comes at the same time real wages declined more than 16%.

'Bluey' is the Aussie cartoon that has won praise around the world. Here's what it takes to create a global sensation.

Business Insider Australia spoke to the co-founders.

Airbnb released a 38-page handbook with cleaning and disinfecting protocols — and it suggests that hosts have full PPE on hand, including optional shoe coverings

The handbook is part of Airbnb's Enhanced Cleaning Protocol program to ease fears about travelling during the pandemic and prevent the spread of COVID-19.

2 major casinos want in on Elon Musk's Las Vegas project — potentially kickstarting the Boring Company's bid to connect the entire Strip

Last month, Elon Musk's tunnelling company hit a major milestone on its first project at the Las Vegas Convention Centre.

You can now get beauty products through DoorDash, as the company begins to broaden its reach beyond food delivery in Australia

Doordash is branching out of food delivery.

Our galaxy could have at least 36 intelligent alien civilizations, researchers say. It may take thousands of years to find them.

There could be hundreds of extraterrestrial civilizations active in the galaxy at this very moment.

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