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Here's what 48 Australian executives want to see from policy makers going into the federal election From a focus on STEM, to an inspirational leader, cybersecurity, innovation and talent acquisition, here's what's on the wishlists of some of the country's finest business leaders.

A Brexit is just the beginning of Europe's problems The UK will vote Thursday on whether to leave the European Union in a so-called Brexit.

Australian apartment prices are falling just as 230,000 more units are about to hit the market The cost of apartments and townhouses in Australia is falling.

Here's Elon Musk's plan to transform Tesla into an energy company Tesla Motors has big plans to expand its business and make it incredibly easy for you to generate your own energy -- for electric cars and your entire home.

Economic uncertainty is on the rise, and that could see the RBA cut rates again It's unlikely to come as a surprise to anyone paying attention to financial markets, but economic uncertainty is on the rise in Australia.

5 things you need to know in Australian tech today All tech, all the time.

7 APAC cities where house prices are booming INTHEBLACK: Housing prices have been booming throughout Australia and much of the Asia-Pacific region in recent times. Can this trend be sustained? And which cities still represent good value for investors?

PHOTOS: Australia is getting its first 'capsule hotel' Australia is getting its first capsule hotel at the site of Sydney's Bar Century.

Coles is trialling stores with no customers SMH.com.au: Wesfarmers-owned Coles is testing its first online-only store in inner-city Melbourne as it pushes to drive volumes in online sales, which have jumped 25 per cent this year alone.

REVEALED: There really was a creepy fifth housemate lurking in cult British TV show The Young Ones This week, two major discoveries were made centred on things that have been hiding in plain sight all along.

'ALL THE HATERS, HATING A NORMAL GUY LIKE ME': Everything you need to know about the real #FakeTradie The so-called "Fake Tradie" was revealed as Andrew MacRae, a ute-driving metalworker from Sydney.

Why Steve Biddulph, who's helped parents raise millions of kids, thinks Eddie McGuire should resign For parents around the world, Australian-based psychologist Steve Biddulph is a legend.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg puts tape over his laptop camera Above is a picture of Mark Zuckerberg, billionaire founder and CEO of Facebook. He posted the photo on Tuesday to celebrate Instagram growing to 500 million users.

DEAL WITH IT: It doesn't matter that Apple is killing the headphone jack The internet lost its mind Tuesday after The Wall Street Journal dropped a report that Apple will eliminate the headphone jack in the next iPhone.

This is arguably the most savage soldier in the world Standing at 5 feet, 3 inches, it's easy to overlook the average Gurkha, let alone see him as a soldier.

The 25 companies Australians most want to work for LinkedIn has compiled a list ranking the companies Australians most want to work for.

I tried a coding workshop and created a web app in a day -- here's what I learned Coding isn't easy.

LeBron James viciously trolled the Warriors with a well-timed t-shirt choice after winning the NBA Finals The Cleveland Cavaliers returned home on Monday afternoon to celebrate the city's first championship in 52 years.

How a 16-year-old chef is selling out $160 dinners and taking the restaurant world by storm Chef Flynn McGarry is just sixteen years old, but you'd never guess it from his latest project.

VIDEO: Engineer makes the world's largest Nerf gun Mark Rober has something to tell his grandkids.

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