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

Bitcoin slides after Elon Musk appears to suggest in a tweet that Tesla might dump its holdings of the cryptocurrency In a Twitter exchange Musk appeared to agree with a user who implied Tesla will dump its bitcoin stake.

Israel moving towards ceasefire with Hamas in Gaza now that several military objectives have been met, reports say Ceasefire talks between Israel and Hamas could start imminently, according to senior Israeli officials. Egypt would mediate the discussions.

Bill Gates was dismissive toward Melinda Gates at work and pursued female employees at Microsoft and the Gates Foundation: NYT report Six current and former employees of Gates and his endeavors said he fostered an uncomfortable workplace.

Australian universities are pushing the federal government to reopen borders this year and bring back international students The University of Sydney said Australia could not live as a 'hermit nation' and would need to reintroduce travel and international students this year.

Almost half of young Australians would use their super to buy a home given the chance A new survey of young Australians has shown opinion is almost perfectly divided down the middle on using super to get into the property market.

Here's a glimpse inside the $140 million penthouse at One Sydney Harbour The new luxury apartments on Sydney's waterfront have now been open to the public.

Buy now, pay later platforms face a day of reckoning, says Humm CEO Rebecca James The comments come amid intensifying global competition that has sent stocks in the high-flying sector into a tailspin.

Donald Trump's new blog crashed after he posted an unverified claim about election fraud in Arizona The former president's blog went offline following his statement about "massive fraud".

A self-driving taxi went rogue, blocking traffic and evading officials, as a YouTuber captured it on video from the backseat The autonomous car attempted to turn into a lane that was blocked off. It stalls, then speeds down the road before roadside assistance can arrive.

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