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The 10 most important things in the world right now Hello! Here's what you need to know on Wednesday.

Here's what economists are saying about today's Australian GDP report The Australian economy astonished yet again in the final three months of 2016.

Sydney house prices surged 75% in less than 5 years If you bought a home in Sydney before June 2012, it's now worth 75% more.

There's mounting market chatter that Australian regulators are about to step in on property prices Investors are back in force and driving up the housing market, prompting calls for regulatory action to curb the speculation.

Australian startup trailblazer Pollenizer is shutting down It is closing down after a decade.

The new promo video for the Australian federal Department of Finance grad program is ... you'll see. Hey buddy! I'll just leave this here, to enjoy with your paleo pear and banana bread.

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It's GDP day here in Australia. Trump is set to deliver his first big speech 'from the heart'. How to make $US80 million a d View this email via your browser

10 things you need to know this morning in Australia It's GDP day here in Australia. Trump is set to deliver his first big speech 'from the heart'. How to make $US80 million a day. And what would happen if the Earth stopped spinning?

Dashcam video shows Uber's CEO in heated argument with driver over prices Uber's very bad year is continuing as more evidence of a toxic work environment, starting at the top, comes to light.

10 things you need to know before markets open in Australia and Asia Markets await US President Donald Trump's biggest speech to date.

MAILE CARNEGIE: Why ANZ joined Apple Pay when the other big banks resisted Three of Australia's major banks in Australia have resisted signing up for Apple Pay, demanding access to the iPhone hardware so that they can run their own digital wallets.

Apple CEO Tim Cook: 'We know that Apple could only exist in the United States' Apple CEO Tim Cook said that Apple has been a great job creator for the United States, even if people don't realise how it's contributed.

YouTube's new $35-a-month competitor to cable TV has some major holes YouTube unveiled YouTube TV, its new competitor to cable and satellite television, which delivers a package of traditional TV channels over the internet for $US35 a month.

Salesforce is sliding despite its earnings beat Down 2.75% at $US79.11 a share after the close.

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The 10 most important things in the world right now Hello! Here's what you need to know on Tuesday.

People are freaking out over a photo of Kellyanne Conway in the Oval Office Twitter is alive with the sound of outrage.

It's now a near-certainty that Australia has avoided a technical recession Now that all of the GDP partials have now been released, many are busy tabulating what the final GDP figure is likely to be.

Australia's just logged its smallest current account deficit since 2001 Australia's current account deficit continued to narrow in the December quarter.

Here are the key tech tools Australia's startups are using Startups added 1.6 million new jobs to the Australian economy between 2003 and 2014.

Australia is now the No.1 destination for the world's millionaire migrants The world's millionaires are on the move, and the place they most want to settle is Australia.

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