Eloise Keating is the News Editor at SmartCompany and Inc Australia, where she covers a range of topics including Australian startups, small businesses, and the local tech ecosystem. As a self-described political nerd and Stevie Nicks fan, Eloise brings a unique perspective to her reporting on the business and entrepreneurial landscape in Australia.
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Learn more about the eight impressive Australian and New Zealand startups that raised new funding this week.
By: Eloise Keating
Retail giant Officeworks says it was proud to have invested in Brisbane-based social enterprise Circonomy, which entered creditors' voluntary liquidation at the end of last week.
By: Eloise Keating
A marketing analytics startup that has been described as a “fast-rising superstar Aussie startup” has locked in $17.5 million in fresh funding as
This week's startup funding tally is a large one, thanks to a massive $86.3 million Series B raise by quantum computing startup Q-CTRL.
By: Eloise Keating
Australia Post will deliver millions of parcels across the country this holiday season, but the mail carrier has also launched a ‘pick-me-up' service of an entirely different nature.
An impressive number of local startups shared news of funding deals this week, thanks to group announcements by Melbourne University-linked funds and digital health accelerator ANDHealth+.
This week's startup funding tally is fairly healthy, and led by regional Victorian startup Conflux Technology with a $11 million raise for its heat exchangers.
By: David Adams, Eloise Keating|Author, Eloise Keating
The LNP will end nearly a decade of Labor government, and has promised a bevy of policies designed to assist small businesses.
Learn more about the Australian and New Zealand startups that raised capital this week, including Neara, Alimetry and Earthodic.
Edtech and robotics are the flavours of the week when it comes to startup funding deals.
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