Posts tagged "australian government"

The HELP-funded Startup Year program has opened expressions interests for prospective student entrepreneurs.

Despite originally aiming for $130 million, Silicon Quantum Computing has landed $50 million in a sluggish funding environment.

We take a peek inside Austrade's Scale Up program in New York, designed for Aussie fintechs navigating their breakthrough into the US market.

The record-high trust Australians feel for NGOs, government and media has tumbled, according to the Edelman Trust Barometer 2022, but trust in business remains strong.

The attitude of almost every Australian politician in maintaining a devotion to COVID-zero is a classic example of a failure to understand the principle of sunk costs.

The economy seems on track for a rapid recovery. But with the pandemic continuing and the outlook uncertain, it’d be wise to take out insurance in the form of an updated JobMaker offering.

Australia’s ever-controversial encryption legislation has been debated in the Senate this week, but we’re seemingly still no closer to any resolution on the AA Bill.

The value of federal government contracts going to small and medium enterprises has increased by almost 30%.

Uber wants to bring flying cars to Melbourne within four years, unveiling details of its ambitious plans for the future of urban transport today.

With China having positioned itself as a true economic powerhouse, Australian businesses are increasingly claiming their stake in the countr…

Scott Morrison’s $100 million Business Growth Fund offers no reassurance for Australia’s startups, and little benefit for most established small businesses.

It’s hard to pinpoint exactly when the coalition government abandoned Australian startups, but this isn't the first time, and it won't be the last.