The Reserve Bank is expected to raise interest rates today for the first time in over two years.
The RBA generally raises rates to stem inflation, which is slowly creeping up.
Home owners are bracing for the move, which is set to increase mortgage payments.
Israel's partly reopened Gaza's Rafah crossing, with a small number of Palestinians set to leave for medical treatment or return to their homeland.
Rafah's a key gateway because it's the only crossing Gaza shares with Egypt rather than Israel - but Israel seized and closed it two years ago.
That cut off an important route for wounded and sick Palestinians to get help outside of Gaza.
Israel's now reopened the border for a limited number of people on foot, with 50 people expected to cross in each direction on the first day of the opening.
Gazan officials say around 20,000 Palestinians needing medical care are waiting to cross.
The Liberals and Nationals have failed to reform the Coalition, despite "cooperative" talks in Canberra last night.
Opposition leader Sussan Ley and Nationals leader David Littleproud met to discuss their parties' futures after splitting up last month .... that caused chaos for both parties and a leadership challenge in the Nationals - which David Littleproud survived yesterday.
Meanwhile, former federal Liberal senator Cory Bernardi will run with One Nation in South Australia's state election.
He's the second high profile ex-Coalition MP to join One Nation in a matter of months.
The fallout from the latest release of Epstein files is continuing, with the UK prime minister calling for Britain's former US ambassador to be removed from parliament over his ties with the sex offender.
Peter Mandelson's a big name in the UK's Labour party, but was fired from his envoy role last year over connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
The latest documents have also thrown spotlight on Sarah Ferguson, revealing Fergie called the late sex offender a "legend" and "the brother I've always wished for."
Ms Ferguson was married to Andrew Mount Batten Windsor, who lost his royal title over his relationship with Epstein.
The Dalai Lama's first Grammy award has angered the Chinese government.
The 90-year-old won the audio book category for his book "Meditations: Reflections of His Holiness the Dalai Lama."
He's a Tibetan Buddhist spiritual leader, and the Chinese government says his win is a "tool for anti-China politcal manipulation."
There were other poltical moments at the Grammys, with winners Bad Bunny and Billie Eilish using their speeches to criticise America's immigration policies.