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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Good morning and welcome to another week.

Australia's long-awaited COVID-19 vaccine rollout is set to start on Monday as states receive the Pfizer vaccine Australia has outlined the first phases of its coronavirus vaccine rollout plans, with thousands of doses to be administered over the next week.

Bitcoin hits $1 trillion in market value for the first time amid epic rally Bitcoin's 60% surge this month has far surpassed the growth of traditional assets, from stocks to gold.

'The banks are going to be the winners': Consumer advocates launch last-ditch attempt to stop axing responsible lending laws Speaking at a Senate committee hearing on Friday, CHOICE CEO Alan Kirkland said the "consequences will flow to individuals."

These are the Australian suburbs where it's much cheaper to buy than to rent New Domain analysis has shown that 37% of Australian suburbs are cheaper to buy a home than to rent one.

Australia's banks are bracing for 'difficult conversations' with borrowers in 2021, as loan deferrals begin to expire Thousands of Australians are going to face some tough decisions as they struggle to make repayments on their home and business loans.

Novak Djokovic continued his 100% career record in the final of the Australian Open by beating Daniil Medvedev to win a 9th title The Serbian's victory in was his ninth in as many finals in Melbourne.

NASA says its Ingenuity Mars helicopter sent a positive status update. As it prepares for the flight, the agency is thinking about future crewed flights to the Red Planet. Similar flying robots "might be part of future robotic and human missions to Mars," NASA said.

Facebook removed the main page of Myanmar military as protests continue following a military coup The military, known as the Tatmadaw, staged a coup on February 1, detaining officials over debunked claims of voter fraud during their election.

How to sail around the 74 islands of The Whitsundays for under $350 a night, including your very own yacht If you've been meaning to get to The Whitsundays but are understandably overwhelmed by the number of islands to visit, we might just have a solution for you.

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