10 things you need to know this morning in Australia

Morning, gang.

Qantas has resumed Sydney to Melbourne flights as the border reopens – and now you can extend your Frequent Flyer status

Qantas and Jetstar have resumed flights between Sydney and Melbourne. It comes as the border between New South Wales and Victoria reopens. The airlines will operate 17 return flights between the states.

Australian publishers and media companies have issued a joint statement calling on the government to implement a news bargaining code by the end of the year

Australian media companies and publishers have issued a joint statement calling on the government to legislate a media bargaining code before the end of the year.

AstraZeneca and Oxford University's vaccine is effective at preventing COVID-19, trial results suggest. Here's everything we know so far.

On Monday, AstraZeneca and The University of Oxford released results for their large-scale trial, which showed their COVID-19 vaccine was 70% effective.

Australians are making podcasts about climate change and Bigfoot — and they're earning thousands of dollars in subscriptions every month

A cohort of Australian podcasters are eschewing an advertising-supported model in favour of seeking direct funding from their audiences through subscription platforms like Patreon.

A researcher managed to 'steal' a Tesla in 90 seconds with a $300 bluetooth kit

Danish researcher Lennert Woulters found two easy loopholes in Tesla's computer system that could theoretically allow someone to gain access and steal a Model X.

These are the top destinations Australians want to travel to in 2021 – if the pandemic allows them

Australians have been yearning to travel and a new report from Luxury Escapes has revealed which destinations they want to head to. Domestically, these include North Queensland and Tasmania.

5 unique tiny houses you can book on Airbnb for your next domestic getaway

There are plenty of tiny homes available in Australia on Airbnb that you can book for your next trip. We've rounded out a list of five unique tiny houses you can stay in through Airbnb.

Amazon is using union-busting Pinkerton spies to track warehouse workers and labour movements at the company, according to a new report

Amazon has hired detectives with the infamous Pinkerton spy agency to monitor European workers' labour union organising efforts, per a Motherboard report.

The financial benefits you can claim by making simple sustainable choices in your everyday life

In the latest instalment of The Finance Glow Up, a free online seminar made in partnership with financial provider CUA, two-time podcast host and Toni May creative director Laura Byrne discussed sustainability with CUA money expert Emmanuel Davatzis. During this seminar, they spoke about the choices and changes that you, as an individual, can make to help create a more sustainable future.

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