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Tegan Jones is a senior technology journalist at SmartCompany. A multi-award-winning journalist, she has been reporting on technology, telecommunications and gaming for the past 10 years. She regularly appears on mainstream media channels as an expert tech commentator. Her previous roles include editor of Gizmodo Australia and global reviews editor at Finder. She has also served as a reporter and editor across Business Insider, Lifehacker and Kotaku Australia. Tegan was the co-host of one of the top technology podcasts in Australia, Queens of the Drone Age. You can find her on Twitter @Tegan_Writes.

Queensland just became the best state to buy an EV in Australia

EV incentives are a mixed bag in Australia right now and vary from state to state. But Queensland just took the lead.

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$5 million Series B sees Boost Lab and tbh Skincare merge to become York Street Brands

tbh Skincare and Boost Labs are merging to become a new skincare powerhouse, York Street Brands. This comes off the back of a $5 million Series B round led by Alium Capital.

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Seven Aussie startups that raised over $66 million this week

Funding has been a little healthier in Australia this week with seven startups landing over $66 million

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Two startups raised more in the past 24 hours than entire weeks last quarter

2023 has been slow for startup raises, but the last 24 hours have seen two big cash injections that have eclipsed entire weeks from Q1.

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The ATO is using data matching technology to crack down on influencer gifts

Reminder: Influencers and companies need to declare luxury gifts at tax time this year as the ATO employs data technology to sweep social media.

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Elon Musk starts AI company after calling for a pause on ‘giant AI experiments’

Elon Musk has started his own AI company, X.AI, weeks after signing a letter calling for the pause of giant AI experiments.

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Milkrun was onboarding drivers for GoGet car deliveries weeks before closure

Exclusive: According to a source, Milkrun had begun onboarding drivers for GoGet car deliveries in the final weeks before its closure.

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Three Australian startups that landed $32.3 million in funding this week

This week Australian startups raised over $32 million in VC funding despite the continued sparse economic landscape.

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Circle In lands $2 million to expand its platform beyond support for working parents

Employee support platform Circle In has just secured $2 million in its latest round of funding. And it is focusing on wellbeing next.

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‘The math just didn’t make sense’: Why Milkrun didn’t work in Australia

This week instant grocery delivery app Milkrun announced its closure. Here's why some experts weren't surprised.

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This company wants to turn your office into a giant treadmill

The Walking Room is a Dutch company that is offering workplaces giant treadmill solutions so people in the office can get moving.

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Fivecast secures $30 million for its AI web monitoring aimed at national security

Adelaide-based AI startup, Fivecast, just secured $30 million in Series A for its cybersecurity analysis platform which can hunt down online info almost as fast as your girls' group chat.

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