Startups

After moving to Singapore with her dog in 2014, Australian startup founder Jenny Pan realised pet travel hadn't changed in 45 years.

Becoming pet parents to their groodle Lumi saw these founders leave the corporate world behind to found the TripAdvisor, Facebook and Tinder for dogs.

EzyBin, a self-described ‘Uber for the waste industry’, connects users with skip bins on demand, and facilitates their delivery, pickup and payment.

When Chris Messina took his idea the 'hashtag' to Twitter, they thought it was too complex and users would never use them.

A 25-year-old entrepreneur has found herself in one of Silicon Valley’s most prominent accelerator programs with her Tinder for food app Eatsee.

After sitting in the passenger seat of a Tesla Model S five years ago, Pia Peterson had somewhat of an epiphany, and two years later Evoke was born.

Australian healthtech startup Ellume is letting patients effectively self-diagnose for the flu and other common illnesses through their smartphones.

BlockTexx, launched about 12 months ago, has the lofty goal of solving Australia's (and the world’s) textile waste problem.

Airlisting is out to disrupt the way property is purchased across the world, but founder Veronica Gravolin is taking a slowly-does-it approach, for now.

Hireup has won national awards, saved clients millions, and is growing like crazy. But one thing it's not is the ‘Uber of disability’.

As bellabox nears its seventh birthday, co-founder Sarah Hamilton opens up about family matters, mistake made, and the decision to stop growing.

Last month, Ian Gardiner, stalwart of the Australian startup scene, left AWS to join Jelix Ventures, working under chief executive (and his wife) Andrea.