Startups

Kindship, the first social networking app for parents of kids with disabilities, launched this year and currently has 2500 families using it each month. 

Perth biotech startup, ULUU, has secured $8 million in funding for its seaweed alternative to plastics. And it's using brewing techniques to do it.

Ofload, a freight logistics startup, has landed $60 million in Series B funding, led by Sinagpore's largest VC firm, Jungle Ventures.

Vow has landed US$49.2 million in Series A funding and is launching a cultured meat fine dining experience in Singapore.

The CSIRO has launched a free online tool preparing small and medium-sized businesses for partnerships with universities and other research institutes.

Instant grocery startup VOLY has stopped deliveries and deleted the majority of its social media presence. But the company remains quiet.

The viability of your business inevitably depends on the viability of the society, economy, and natural ecosystem it exists within.

It’s been another big week for Australian startup raises, with $39.6 million invested across nine companies.

Hemp-powered skincare brand Hey Bud has rolled into more than 400 Priceline stores nationwide, as the startup readies for Australian authorities to embrace a greater variety of cannabis and CBD-infused products. 

SafetyCulture is threatening to domicile in the US over Australian laws forcing large proprietary companies to publicly lodge their financial statements. And Blackbird's Rick Baker has come out in support of the startup.

A Brisbane company aiming to produce edible coffee cups from flour byproducts is the first winner of Nespresso's StartCup competition, earning $50,000 to fund its circular economy vision.

An advertising collaboration between Milkrun and the Do You F*****g Mind podcast was removed for using 'offensive' language.