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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Good morning all. Hope you all had restive long weekends.

NSW Fair Trading has set its sights on underquoting real estate agents, with $21,000 in fines handed on Saturday alone Fair Trading is promising to penalise real estate agents found underquoting in a new blitz campaign.

533 million Facebook users' phone numbers and personal data have been leaked online The data includes phone numbers, Facebook IDs, full names, locations, birthdates, bios, and - in some cases - email addresses.

'Something tantalising for everyone': Local breweries are booming as the country goes crazy for craft beer Craft beer sales tripled at the end of last year, as local breweries enjoyed a wave of support and consumers turn away from major beer brands.

The crypto market has doubled in value to $2 trillion in just 3 months amid a massive rally The new record came just a few months after the cryptocurrency market hit the $US1 trillion mark for the first time in January.

Apple CEO Tim Cook appears to take jab at Facebook saying App Store would be better with 'more social networks' Apple and Facebook are currently engaged in a public battle over an upcoming privacy update to iPhones.

The smartphone market is a 2-horse race between Apple and Samsung, and LG is the latest casualty LG's decision to close its smartphone business shows how challenging it is to compete with Apple and Samsung.

How a 27-year-old founder created Gen Z's defining sunglasses, on track to rake in $6 million in under 2 years Zane Saleh founded Lexxola in late 2019 and it has found a big following on TikTok.

Netflix originals have fallen 12% this year as pandemic-driven production delays catch up with the industry Netflix and the rest of the streaming world are finally feeling the squeeze from pandemic-driven production delays.

A market analyst explains the pros and cons of investing in cryptocurrencies in 2021 – and whether you've missed the boat With huge companies like Tesla now investing billions in Bitcoin and the meteoric rise in crypto assets' value over the past year, investors are taking note.

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