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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia Jack Derwin Good morning, folks. Let's get cracking. 1. Yet another company has been found out rorting Australian asylum seeker contracts for millions of dollars in profit, the Sydney Morning Herald reports. Multinational Applus Wokman won a $121 million contract to resettle asylum seekers. It then paid local workers just $8 an hour to do the work but charged Australian taxpayers as if they were being paid $75, in an act likened to "stealing" from both countries. A quick reminder, we spent $1 million per head to lock people...

Students are being banned from school for their mullet haircuts as the 80s trend makes a comeback.  The hairstyle, made famous by the Beastie Boys, became popular during lockdown and has now prompted a move by principals to ban it.  Principals have warned any student who arrives to school with a mullet, will be taken to the barber to get rid of it. The 80s hairstyle was made famous by the 1980s hip-hop group the Beastie Boys (pictured: John Farnham rocking a mullet) Waverley College (pictured) deputy principal Patrick Brennan said students are required to adhere to the school's expectation...

Bryce and Lana began dating in 2015 and had been together for five years when he abruptly called off their wedding in mid-2020

The GOAT of GOATs Part 1: Cameron Smith versus Tom Brady A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size First things first, Don Bradman is the GOAT of all GOATs. For anyone to argue otherwise is generally pure folly. But firstly I would like to talk about the careers of Cameron Smith and Tom Brady, the GOATs of their respective football codes of rugby league and American football. Brady will play his tenth Super Bowl today as he aims for his seventh NFL championship ring. At the age of 43 this season Brady has finally...

Share Mr Buckley's lawyers applied for an urgent injunction to stop about 100 recordings from ever being made public, with the request granted last week. The blonde bombshell said she made the recordings because she needed proof about certain aspects of their relationship, which ended in December.  Mr Buckley's lawyer John Searle told the Supreme Court the recordings were made without his consent and a public release would put Mr Buckley's reputation in 'peril' and cause him financial loss.  Melbourne's Crown Casino has told Mr Buckley he is banned, while Mr Buckley's representative is seek...