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The Grammys were held yesterday in LA, only weeks after the wildfires caused devastation.
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Good morning. The Grammys were held yesterday in LA, only weeks after the wildfires caused devastation.
It was Beyoncé who made headlines, winning Album of the Year for Cowboy Carter, capturing an elusive first win. Chappell Roan won the Grammy for Best New Artist, while Kendrick Lamar won both Record of the Year and Song of the Year.
However, it was Australian model and Kanye West's wife, Bianca Censori, who turned the most heads. On the red carpet, Bianca took off her coat to pose almost completely nude before leaving the event. Some reports have said the pair weren't even invited which makes us even more confused.
All the headlines and more below...
AUSTRALIAN NEWS
Australian dollar plunges as fears of trade war spread over Donald Trump’s tariffs

The Australian dollar fell below 61 US cents amid global market turmoil from new US trade tariffs. LINK
ASIC has launched an investigation into ASX Settlement following the December bourse outage that restricted trades for days. LINK
Australian retail sales dipped in December after the Black Friday splurge, but discounting helped shoppers make desperately-needed contributions to economic growth over Q4 2024. LINK
COMPANY NEWS
CBA partners with AWS for cloud services, launches AI agent for business customers

CBA partners with AWS to launch AI business agent and expand cloud services. LINK
Paid subscribers to OpenAI’s ChatGPT nearly tripled to 15.5 million last year from 5.8 million a year earlier. LINK
OpenAI launched a new AI tool called Deep Research, which conducts multi-step web research and data analysis for complex tasks. LINK
Vanguard scales back diversity guidelines for US firms to include women and minority directors, under new Trump administration. LINK
Barrenjoey opened its 5th global office while expanding into Hong Kong to provide equities services for Asian clients. LINK
Airnorth launches new Alice Springs to Cairns flight route to boost Central Australian tourism. LINK
Traffic for TikTok-related domains is currently down 10% from pre-shutdown. LINK
JPMorgan has increased its stake in Star Entertainment to 7.41% while voting power remains restricted to 10%. LINK
Argo Investments has reported a $121.2M half-year profit whilst increasing its interim dividend to 17 cents per share. LINK
Regis Resources has established a $300M credit facility while contesting federal rulings on its NSW project. LINK
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Draft Pick: Luka Dončić has been traded to the Lakers.
Odd Pick: Man trying to burn down restaurant forced to strip after accidentally setting pants on fire.
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It's Sri Lanka's independence day today, celebrating independence from Britain in 1948. See how you go in the 5 questions on Sri Lanka today:
What are the two capital cities of Sri Lanka?
A) Kandy
B) Colombo
C) Galle
D) Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte
What is Sri Lanka’s biggest export product?
A) Tea
B) Cinnamon
C) Rubber
D) Gems
What are the two official languages of Sri Lanka?
A) Sinhala and English
B) Tamil and English
C) Sinhala and Tamil
D) Tamil and Portuguese
In which year did the Sri Lankan Civil War officially end?
A) 1996
B) 2001
C) 2009
D) 2012
What is the national sport of Sri Lanka?
A) Cricket
B) Volleyball
C) Rugby
D) Football
Answers below
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ANSWERS
1. B) Colombo & D) Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte
2. A) Tea
3. C) Sinhala and Tamil
4. C) 2009
5. B) Volleyball
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