Startups

Startups and small-to-medium enterprises that pitch innovative regtech solutions to the government that help streamline the use of trades licenses can win up to $675,000 in grants. 

Australian women-only rideshare business Shebah fell through the cracks in COVID-19 business support and struggled to attract backing from the VC sector or the government.

Who Gives a Crap has launched a limited edition coffee product. Because if anything will get you using more loo roll, it’s a steaming cup of Joe.

As hospitality venues start to emerge from lockdown, two startups have raised funds to help them boost efficiency post-pandemic.

Australian-grown tech startup 99designs has significantly expanded its parental leave policies, doing away with internal distinctions between 'primary' and 'secondary' care givers.  

Activity in Australia mergers and acquisitions is continuing to ramp up, and with news emerging today of CitrusAd’s $200 million sale, valuations are on the rise too.

The partnership allows Parpera to offer an entirely app-based, mobile business solution, including access to a Volt bank account and business debit card.

Jordan O’Reilly and Laura O’Reilly have been recognised for the "incredible impact" of Hireup in the disability support sector.

We may not have seen $100 million deals this week, but the volume of smaller raises coming through indicates a strong startup ecosystem.

Women took home this year's Finnies Awards for outstanding fintech leaders of the year, emerging fintech leader of the year, and more.