Dominic Powell

Former employees at Australian tech darling Envato have criticised the startup for how it handles mothers returning to work.

After more than 15 years in the waste industry, Linda Eddy figured it was time for things to get a bit easier, so she launched Ezybin.

Roz Richards is the head myotherapist for dominant AFL team the Western Bulldogs and she’s also recently launched her own mobile myotherapy business.

A prominent Australian investor and entrepreneur told female founder Megan Avard she would need a male co-founder to succeed in business.

Interviewing Barack Obama during his last Australian visit, gave Holly Ransom the confidence to launch a bold, new business model.

Bo Kitty can list many careers on her ad-hoc resume and is proud to do so. Here’s how it happenned and how she’s using it to help others.

In 2018, the Australian startup scene saw millions of dollars raised, new unicorns made, and some promising startups crumble.

The founding trio of Code Camp, a business teaching coding to kids, has been named the third-fastest-growing SME in Australia.

Would you turn down a $2.5 billion deal from one of the world’s biggest companies? For the Phuong Uyen Tran, things weren’t quite that simple.

For Samantha Wills, the decision to close her nearly 15-year-old eponymous jewellery brand was in part inspired by Seinfeld.

A new scholarship backed by edutech startup Academy Xi and incubator Tech Ready Women aims to support female start-up founders.

“We’re letting people get together and ship a game in a weekend, just like you’d ship an MVP in a weekend.”