Startups

Today Jaunt Motors has announced a merger with Zero EV to become the biggest EV conversion manufacturer in the world under the name Fellten.

It’s been a huge week for Australian startup raises, with more than $56 million invested into six companies, while Square Peg also banked $860 million for two new funds.

Lyka was co-founded by vet Matthew Muir and consultant Anna Podolsky, after her eponymous border collie had a bad reaction to regular pet food brands and began to experience declining health.

Aurabox is a cloud-based, medical imaging storage, viewing and collaboration platform for doctors and patients.

Gen Z date startup, Urban Swan, has exclusively revealed $2 million in seed funding to SmartCompany. That will certainly buy an overpriced Sydney cocktail or two.

We chatted to some Aussie startup founders to find out what they wanted to see in Labor's federal budget.

Australian food tech startup Nourish Ingredients has received $45 million in Series A funding for its animal-free fat business.

Australian edtech startup Clipboard has exclusively revealed a $3.1 million raise to SmartCompany.

Entrepreneurs Katrina Van De Ven and Catherine Olivier, co-founders of LeukBook, share how economic weaknesses are emerging as a result of the gender imbalance in startup investment.

Co-Labs will be opening two new Melbourne locations, with an aim to have doors open in the next six to twelve months.

Turo is the world's largest car-sharing marketplace, where car owners list their personal vehicles on the site while drivers can rent them out for a series of days or weeks.

While a few notable tech startups have come out of Australia, the country's digital prowess is severely lacking compared to its overseas counterparts.