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A woman who studied nearly 200 self-made millionaires found they share one trait These people tend to be super organised, self-disciplined, and dependable.

The RBA blindsided everyone The Australian dollar is comfortably back above US74c, having had a rocket set under it by the central bank's statement on interest rates at 2.30pm Sydney time on Tuesday.

S&P just delivered a withering critique of why governments never get their budget forecasts right Ever wondered why the forecast rise in inflation, improvement in growth or reduction in budget deficit and balances never materialises?

Lending to Australian housing investors just came to a shuddering halt The value of lending to Australian housing investors tanked in April, according to figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) earlier today.

Rent in Australia is falling at a record pace The cost to rent a property in Australia is falling at the fastest pace on record.

5 things you need to know in Australian tech today Happy hump day! Here's what you need to know in local tech today.

Cardinal George Pell will tender his resignation to Pope Francis SMH.com.au: But this does not mean the controversial churchman will leave his job any time soon.

This one incredible video tells you all you need to know about Tasmania's crazy floods Up to 4000 homes and 800 businesses are still threatened, but the city of Launceston, Tasmania, looks to have got through the most dangerous phase of flooding this morning.

REVIEW: Why Kia's Optima GT is a seriously good alternative to a BMW 3 series Kia is no longer a cheap, poorly made brand.

Two Australian restaurants make the world's top 100 Sydney fine diner Quay and chef Dan Hunter's regional Victorian restaurant Brae have made the top 100 on the World's 50 Best list.

BREAKING APART: Cracking sounds are coming from the storm-damaged houses on Collaroy Beach Houses teetering on the edge of Collaroy Beach, north of Sydney, may crumble into the sea after "bangs and cracking" noises were heard following king tides last night.

Google's innovation competition for Australia's non-profits is back, and has $4.5 million to give away Submissions are open today for the competition which encourages non-profits to harness technology to develop an innovative social project.

The secret behind Uber's success is surprisingly simple Look past the Uber hype and what you discover is a fascinating story about what happens when a business puts people first.

28 incredible photos of huge waves off Sydney that put a pro surfer in hospital The Red Bull Cape Fear surfing competition is the most insane and possibly dangerous event on water.

A 33-year-old billionaire CEO shares what his post-college 'cheat sheet' for life would include The 33-year-old billionaire founded Dropbox, the file-sharing and storage service, at age 24.

The next MacBook Pro is shaping up to be incredible If you're planning to buy a MacBook Pro soon, you might want to wait.

The 10 bestselling ebooks in Australia for May 2016 Looking for a new read?

Your work's new casual dress code doesn't mean what you think it means Before you undo your tie and throw off your suit jacket in celebration of JPMorgan's newly relaxed dress code, take a step back.

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