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The 10 most important things in the world right now Hello! Here's what's happening on Monday.

Home prices continue to fall in Australia's largest cities Year to date, prices have fallen between 2.2% - 3.5% in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth.

Tony Abbott says he's not ready to resign, declaring 'the era of the political assassin' over Abbott is considering a role from the new PM

'FLAWED': JP Morgan explains why the RBA shouldn't cut its inflation target Some have argued that the RBA should cut its target.

This chart helps explain why the RBA isn't hiking rates like other major central banks Inflationary pressures are building around the world

Victoria just closed a $2.8 billion deal for its land titles registry First State Super won the right to operate the service for 40 years.

2 charts which show how trade protectionism hurts the global economy The Bank for International Settlements has raised its concerns about ongoing trade wars and protectionist measures, saying globalised economies, including the US, are ill-equipped to prosper if trade links are cut.

11 foods with a bad reputation that you can feel good about eating — including coffee, butter, and cheese Nutrition doesn't have to be so complicated. Plenty of foods that people think of as unhealthy really aren't that bad, and can even be good for you.

Australia's fastest growing city is about to hit the 5 million mark Melbourne's population ticked over the 5 million mark. Australia's fastest growing city last year added 125,424 people, the equivalent of a new Darwin.

The memoir by Steve Jobs' daughter makes clear he was a truly rotten person whose bad behaviour was repeatedly enabled by those around him Jobs' eldest daughter recounts the many ways he was cruel to her.

The Liberal Party is about to learn the many high costs of leadership chaos After last week's chaos voters are ready to punish the Coalition. The Liberal Party has been struggling financially and a drop in their primary vote will cost it money.

The Australian Geographic Photographer of the Year took this stunning winning shot after spending six hours under an Indonesian jetty Malaysia-based Tracey Jennings was named Photographer of the Year.

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