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PODCAST - ELECTION SPECIAL: A deep dive on the economic backdrop as Australia decides Democracy rocks. Australia votes on Saturday and Malcolm Turnbull leads the Coalition into the vote having framed his entire pitch around economic growth.

CBA: There's still time to smoke the pound, its decline has only just begun The GBP/USD, or "cable" as it is nicknamed, has been the proverbial whipping boy for financial markets in recent days.

Google saves your talk-to-text recordings -- here's how to see everything Google knows about you By using Google's products, you've agreed to sharing a ton of information with advertisers.

Satya Nadella just showed why he's a better CEO than Elon Musk In the past month, two major tech companies announced surprising deals. The first - Microsoft's $26 billion acquisition of LinkedIn. The second - Tesla's $2.8 billion purchase of SolarCity.

Vodafone is threatening to move UK jobs to the EU and Goldman says banking jobs could go The Brexit jobs exodus is beginning.

Meet the Chinese students making up to $3000 a week selling Australian vitamins and baby formula back to China Carol Lin is a Chinese international student. She also makes up to $3000/ week selling Blackmores and baby formula to people in China.

We may get another 3 years of 'fiscal policy paralysis' In two days time Australia will head to the polls to elect its next government. It looks like it'll be an incredibly tight race, again.

A common job interview question about money is 'a trap' -- and you should never answer it directly "How much are you making in your current job?"

More than 750,000 Mitsubishi and Toyota cars across Australia are being recalled SMH.com.au: The massive recall follows news that some models are at risk of fuel leaks and fires.

How to get into Qantas Club lounges by buying a pass Qantas lounges have only been accessed by high status frequent flyers -- until now.

KPMG will soon be using artificial intelligence for audits in Australia KPMG plans to use IBM's Watson cognitive computing technology for its professional services in Australia.

'Drunkorexia' is a thing - and an increasing issue for female Australian university students When young women starve themselves to save calories so they can binge on alcohol.

The 15 coolest concept cars revealed this year so far Automakers are pushing bold, innovative ideas forward with their latest concept cars.

A 19-year-old created a free robot lawyer that has beaten 160,000 parking tickets The very first robot lawyer that was designed to challenge parking tickets has been wildly successful.

14 surprising psychological reasons someone might fall in love with you How and why do two people click?

I asked Tinder to send me all the info it has on me -- here's what I got back Tinder to sent me a full copy of all the data it holds about me and my account.

8 podcasts that will make you smarter about business Pass  the time on your commute or during workout with one of these podcasts.

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