Stephanie Palmer-Derrien

Up until three years ago, Devika founder Ken Kencevski was rising in the ranks of his family automotive business. Now, he’s struck out on his own, and in a completely different direction.

Aussie startup Enboarder has raised $11.6 million, but this raise was just as much about snagging ‘smart money’ as it was boosting the bank account.

Sydney delivery startup Parcelpoint has raised $4.5 million in funding as it ramps up it growth and prepares to launch a fleet of electric vehicles.

Last week, Omny Studio was acquired by Triton Digital, but the move followed a four-year relationship and some serious courting from the US audio giant.

Melbourne foodtech startup Fresho has raised $9 million in funding from private investors including co-founders of Aussie startup success story Aconex.

Chubby chihuahuas to pot-bellied pugs, this Cairns startup is out to combat canine obesity through weight loss programs for dogs.

Former Vice President of the US Al Gore has highlighted the role of technology such as AI and machine learning in the fight against climate change.

Medtech startup Ellume has secured $5 million in funding for commercialising and developing its diagnostics products as it ramps up to listing on the ASX.

Success in startupland is hard to achieve for anyone. But for Muslim women, there are barriers even for getting a foot in the door.

European neobank (and unicorn) Revolut is rolling out its beta service in Australia, shaking up the challenger-bank battle Down Under.

Slack is the latest Silicon Valley tech behemoth to go public, and its upcoming direct listing is expected to value the company at a whopping $23 billion.

For all the activity going on in the Aussie neobank space, there’s still no fully independent offering in the market. So, where are they?