Tegan Jones

AI Agents have been the talk of the tech world over the past few months. But this Australian startup was ahead of the curve over a year ago.

The government has ditched the Global Talent Visa for a stricter National Innovation Visa that focuses on attracting talent from ‘critical' areas.

Breakthrough Victoria and the National Reconstruction Fund invest in Quantum Brilliance's fresh $30 million investment round.

New Zealand fund administration startup Caruso has raised $3.2 million led by private credit firm Balmain.

Fleet Space Technologies has landed another mammoth funding round. This time it has raised $150 million, rocketing its valuation to $800 million.

Learn more about the Australian startups that raised serious funding this week, including $150 million for Fleet Space.

In this week's Neural Notes, Tegan gets turned into an AI hologram by Proto in Las Vegas and philosophises over the meaning of ‘presence' in a digital cloning future.

For our holiday gift guide this year, deputy editor Tegan is quite seriously recommending a 4kg wheel of award-winning Bruny Island cheese.

The move to relocate Sydney Startup Hub has sparked a backlash over the lack of details as NSW Liberals question the state government's commitment to early-stage startups.

In this week's column, we look back on the highs and lows of AI in Australia, from government regulation, to raises, and major acquisitions.