Dominic Powell

Not only does millionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk have his fingers in a lot of different startup pies, he also has a lot of opinions, especially when it comes to AI.

Tech Ready Women and Academy Xi are backing a new $100,000 Women in Tech Scholarship Fund for Australian female entrepreneurs.

If it's felt like a whirlwind start to 2018 in terms of VC funding activity in Australia's startup ecosystem, that's because it has been.

The ride-sharing market across Australia is quickly becoming crowded, as Indian ride-sharing operator Ola's Melbourne launch today marks the first time both Sydney and Melbourne have had access to three different major ride-sharing operators.

If you’ve ever wanted to bite into a sweet, cold, Australian mango while simultaneously being able to know that mango’s exact path from farm to table, blockchain startup T-Provenance has you covered.

Coca-Cola Amatil has announced it plans to invest in up to 15 Australian and New Zealand startups through a partnership with prominent local accelerator BlueChilli.

Digital healthcare startup Tyde has secured $3 million in Series A funding from an array of high net-worth and institutional investors to prepare the company’s app for an influx of Australians using it to monitor their health records

Australian parcel delivery and logistics startup Sendle is continuing to take the fight to incumbent postal operator Australia Post by offering a guaranteed lower price for national parcel sending for Australian small businesses.

Claire Hughes Johnson spent more than a decade working for Google, and now she's part of the leadership team of Irish payments startup Stripe. She shares her best advice for Australian startup founders.

San Francisco-based but Adelaide-founded startup HappyCo has completed a $US10.8 million ($14 million) Series A funding round led by Australian investors, as the proptech startup looks to bring its research and development efforts back to Adelaide.

Silicon Valley giant Twilio has announced its first foray into the Australian market through the opening of two new international offices in Melbourne and Sydney

Australian betting and wagering startup Neds is the latest to jump on the cryptocurrency craze through its own initial coin offering.