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The best career advice Tony Robbins has ever been given Tony Robbins grew up in a poor and unstable family. He was on his own at 17, living on a janitor's income.

P.J. O'Rourke on how the rise of Trump and global populism may prove as important as the fall of the Berlin Wall P.J. O'Rourke is worried.

WHAT CRASH? Property prices in Sydney and Melbourne continue to roar Australian capital city house prices continued to push higher in July.

The evidence is mounting that the disappearance of MH370 was a deliberate act by the pilot A new report investigating the fate from Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 suggests the plane was under the control of a pilot when it crashed into the ocean.

The Australian dollar is soaring, but it's not for the reasons you think The Australian dollar ripped higher overnight.

How Samsung out-designed Apple The new Galaxy Note 7 defies your expectations.

Here's what to do if you're away on Census night The national census will be held next Tuesday, August 9. It is the largest collection of statistical information on Australia's population, and happens every five years.

Major Chinese state paper calls for a military strike on Australian ships that enter the South China Sea It's called for strikes on any Australian ships which might undertake "freedom-of-navigation" activities in the region.

7 big trends driving foreign investment this year INTHEBLACK: The biggest trends in foreign investment in 2016 are more money and the desire to invest in large, developed markets.

Uber has suffered its greatest ever setback -- and startups should take note Uber is throwing in the towel in China.

Here's what Slack looks for when hiring new employees Want a job at Slack? This could help.

People could lose $5 trillion when the bond market gets back to normal There's been a lot of concern over the bond market recently.

A neuroscientist explains how Pokémon Go is messing with your brain Pokémon Go is hijacking your brain's reward systems.

We're starting to find some huge problems with open-plan offices Looking back on the changes in office design over the past 30 years, it is easy to see why some employees feel as if they have been subjects in a giant ongoing experiment.

Rockmelons recalled as Salmonella outbreak affects 80 people SMH.com.au: More than 80 people have been struck down by a national salmonella outbreak linked to a brand of rockmelons.

Science says couples are deluded about how likely they are to cheat on each other Humans are notorious for thinking they're better than everyone else.

The 16 apps you should use every day to be more productive Here's a list of apps that will make you more productive, and take away some of the stress from your life.

What an expert on con artists thinks of Donald Trump Politicians and con artists are very similar.

'Pokémon Go' just completely changed where groups of certain Pokémon appear These "nests" mean that you can go to a certain area and consistently catch the same Pokémon.

A psychologist reveals a trick to stop being lazy We asked performance psychologist Dr. Jonathan Fader to share his strategy for avoiding laziness.

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