Startups

Sydney-based startup Hatch plans to scale its AI-powered jobs marketplace for gen Z job seekers after closing an oversubscribed $7 million seed funding round.

Gilmour Space Technologies has secured $55 million in Series D funding, setting the stage for its inaugural orbital launch later this year.

This week, three Aussie startups have raised close to $200 million in fresh funding to continue tackling some of the biggest tech challenges of our time.

The funding will go to the UNSW Founders Climate 10x Program, which aims to uncover Australia’s best up-and-coming climate tech startups.

The ANDHealth+ program has supported hundreds of Australian health tech startups, which in turn have raised millions in capital and created hundreds of jobs.

Australian startup Marqo has secured US$12.5 million ($19.4 million) in Series A funding as it prepares to shift its headquarters to California.

Australian quantum computing startup Diraq has successfully secured $23 million in a Series A-2 funding round.

Crowdsourced security startup Bugcrowd has successfully secured $156.2 million in strategic growth financing at an undisclosed valuation.

If you’ve been following the Kiki debacle you could be forgiven for thinking you’d accidentally turned on an episode of Silicon Valley.

It has been a somewhat slower week for startup funding news this week, but we are still seeing some impressive startups secure investment and grant funding.

Subletting startup Kiki has broken its silence after its pivot to being a "girls only" social club, run mostly by men, back in January.

WeWork co-founder and former CEO Adam Neumann is now trying to buy back the company in the wake of its bankruptcy filing.