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15 things successful people do over holiday breaks While this time of year might be a bit chaotic, a break from work can offer you the chance to recharge and refocus.

Police raids in Melbourne foil alleged 'ISIS-inspired' Christmas season terrorist attack Seven people have been arrested in Melbourne after allegedly preparing for an "ISIS-inspired" terrorist attack on Christmas Day.

'The internet will shut down for 24 hours next year' This is not good news.

Apple is losing its focus again -- and this time, there's no Steve Jobs coming to the rescue Apple was a complete disaster before Steve Jobs returned to the company he helped start decades earlier.

The most expensive places to buy a home in Australia Here's a few tables that will almost certainly be of interest to Australia's property loving populace.

Atlassian is opening a huge second Sydney office It's just a few metres down from its existing headquarters.

This is the difference between business success and failure  INTHEBLACK: It's all about the the Unwritten Ground Rules.

Here's what would happen if you fired a gun in space Just in case things get ugly and the world erupts into a real Star Wars.

The worst business buzzwords of 2016 SMH.COM.AU: Corporate jargon becomes more bizarre each year.

The untold story of Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner's quest to become a media mogul Like Trump, Kushner prizes loyalty and family.

Half a million premises will get NBN fibre all the way to the driveway It's a much closer reach than the old default fibre-to-the-node technology.

REVIEW: The best and worst phones I've ever had both came in 2016 Compared to a few years ago, smartphone users are spoilt for choice.

A Cold War technology designed to make jets fly for days might solve Earth's looming energy crisis Humanity is in a serious pinch for energy.

The most persuasive phrases in the human language Certain phrases tap into our innate psychology.

Scientists can now tell how healthy you are by the colour of your nose A person's colour can be a significant indicator of health.

Snowfall was recorded in the Sahara Desert for the first time in 37 years -- and the satellite imagery is gorgeous It snowed on December 19 in the Sahara Desert, and NASA's Landsat 7 satellite was there to see it.

A decision I made in 5 minutes is going to more than double my savings for the entire year It's a quick and easy change.

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