startups

Between Work sees Earlywork and AfterWork team up on a platform pairing recently redundant tech workers with hiring companies.

The entrepreneurial path is paved with gutsy, risk taking and clever women, and we’re seeing this determination shine through in Australia’s startup ecosystem more than ever before. 

Inspiretek has just closed a $2.5 million seed round, and is already gearing up for a Series A that will value the business at $50 million.

Queensland startup Ivvy has raised $7 million in pre-IPO funding, as co-founder and chief Lauren Hall looks to the future.

Obstacles in the startup ecosystem are magnified when compared with obstacles faced by women in more conventional and established industries.

Last week, Fishburners opened its first regional co-working and innovation hub in Coffs Harbour with the City Council initiative 6 Degrees.

The startup sector is a funny thing. As an industry, like most of the startups in our ecosystems, we’re in a scale-up phase of our own.

Through SheStarts, 17 women have been catapulted into the startup space, creating jobs, challenging boundaries & doing things differently.

The organisers have given a number of reasons for claimig the female-led sex toy can no longer be exhibited. But it looks like a case of double standards.

Sarah Moran shares the names of just some of the women who are helping the startup scene absolutely thrive in Australia.

Scale Investors boss Ariane Barker believes the overwhelming and competing expectations place on women is driving many into startups.