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Bundaberg-born fintech founder is leading the latest Aussie unicorn, but says he’s still a “farmer at heart”

Supply chain finance startup Greensill has landed the title of the latest Aussie unicorn, with the startup valued at $2.22 billion.

Georgia McDonald, managing director of the Wade Institute. Source: Supplied.

Breaking the stereotype: Wade Institute’s Startup Sprint shows success in startups is not about age, it’s about confidence

For startup founders, a little life experience can go a long way, according to Georgia McDonald, general manager of the Wade Institute.

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Paradigm shift: Aussie startup scene embraces new SheEO investment platform for female founders

Part-crowdfunding, part-community support platform SheEO has launched in Australia, to much celebration from members of the local startup scene.

Ola

Indian ride-sharing giant Ola reaches 1.5 million rides as Australian expansion continues

Having completed 1.5 million rides in Australia, ride-sharing giant Ola has launched in Adelaide, and now has its sights set on Darwin and Hobart.

WeWork co-founder Miguel McKelvey

Why workspace startup WeWork has gone vego

US shared workspace startup WeWork has gone vegetarian in a extreme bid to reduce the company’s impact on the environment.

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LaunchVic grants $175,000 in funding to bring new startup conference to Geelong

Regional Victorian city Geelong is set to host a new startup conference later this year, thanks to $175,000 in new funding from LaunchVic.

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Small and mighty: Meet the challenger banks nipping at the heels of the big four

A slew of challenger banks are poised to burst onto the Australian finance scene, but who are the startups taking on the big four?

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Sharing economy startup Camplify secures tax win for users through landmark ATO ruling

Campervan sharing economy startup Camplify has secured a landmark ruling from the ATO, allowing motorhome owners to claim tax deductions.

Airbike

Sydney bike-sharing startup Airbike bucks the trend, launching trial run in Canberra

Bike sharing startup Airbike is bucking the trend of its contemporaries, and launching for a six-month trial period in Canberra.

Uber

“Sometimes it takes a punch in the face to see things clearly”: Uber chief speaks on company culture furore

Uber boss Dara Khosrowshahi has admitted he overlooked internal cultural issues at the ride-sharing company.

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