The 11 things you absolutely need to know on Tuesday, June 11 Share this with your friends and you'll have 11 more things to talk about on the way home and tonight. Kevin's coming!: Rudd will take his "people power" leadership campaign into must-win western Sydney seats later this week, as the Labor MP's main backers map out a battleplan to beat Tony Abbott. Meanwhile, ex-Labor leader Mark Latham has described Rudd as evil. And so it goes on. Federal Election page you need to bookmark Gillard's Kabul TV: Emotive TV ads are being aired in Afghanistan in a bid to deter asylum seekers. but the locals don't think they'll work. Bye bye Vivid: The massively successful arts festival concluded overnight. Did you go? How did you rate it? See our gallery of photographs from the event. 4.Sydney's waterworld: We've got pics of the new $115 million Wet'n'Wild water park at Prospect due to open in December. Will you go? Check out the latest photos. And here's our gallery While you were sleeping: US whistleblower Edward Snowdon may have fled his Hong Kong hideout, as it was revealed Australians aren't safe from data mining either. Overnight sport: In the world of sport, NRL boss Dave Smith says he won't tolerate Origin series being turned into a running brawl while Jamie Soward might be heading to the UK and Socceroos coach Holger Osieck orders the Etihad Stadium roof open for tonight's crunch World Cup qualifier. Care for a byte?: Apple overnight launched iOS 7, a new operating system for the iPad and iPhone, and OS X Mavericks, an upgrade to its desktop operating systems. Are you impressed? Ginger peeved: While incoming Australia's Got Talent judge Geri Halliwell attracted the biggest bunch of autograph-hunters at Channel 9's Gold Telethon, one person who called into the Children's Hospital fundraiser was less interested in the pop star than she was for rugby league commentator and ex-Parramatta Eels Peter Stirling! More news in the world of entertainment here Deadly spiking: A drinker is facing jail for killing his dwarf friend by spiking his beer can with a month's dose of anti-depressants as a 'joke'. Read the bizarre details here. And on the subject of grog, a home brew tragedy in Queensland has killed second man. Bum wrap!: A playful slap on the behind has landed a former football star in jail in the US. Think you're working with a psychopath? Take our five point test to find out