Morganne Kopittke

The Beautiful Bunch, which was founded by Jane Marx in 2020, is a social enterprise that creates work for women who have recently migrated to Australia and helps them on the path to fulfilling their dreams. 

More young Australians are relying on artificial intelligence chatbots when it comes to doing their jobs and 17% of Australian workers use AI technology as a shortcut on the job, according to new research.

Born in 2017 out of a partnership with Australia’s national science and research agency CSIRO, DAS is a fintech company that is focused on agriculture, operating at the intersection of digital transformation, nature-based peril and global food security.

KX Pilates combines traditional reformer pilates principles with progressive techniques to curate full-body workouts and has a mission to bring reformer pilates into mainstream fitness.

Carrie Kwan had a toddler to her name and was seven months pregnant with her second son when, in 2016, she co-founded Mums & Co — a support network program for women in business with 'mumbitions'.

Twelve Victorian startups, aspiring agtech founders and researchers who are taking on some of the biggest issues facing agriculture today have been accepted into the latest round of AgTech Seeds.

Victorian startups are more innovative, more mature and more diverse compared to 2020 according to the 2022 Startup Ecosystem Mapping Report -- the fourth report of its kind developed by LaunchVic.

Melbourne tech company Bodd’s technical program manager Camille Zapata has one of the most sought-after jobs in Australia and says she fee…

Many business owners on a budget or who need more hours in a day have been utilising ChatGPT as a tool to help them write everything, enabling them to focus on other areas of their businesses.

Eleven new startups and scale-ups focused on finding solutions to prominent health, economic and business issues will form Macquarie University Incubator’s 2023 cohort of startups.

American fast-food chain Wendy’s has revealed plans to scale the company’s brand footprint by opening hundreds of restaurants across Australia.

Traditional indigenous knowledge of spinifex grass from the Queensland outback will be used by a University of Queensland spin-out company to develop innovative medical gels that can be used to treat medical conditions.