Startups

Take a look at 10 Aussie startups that collectively raised more than $101 million in September.

Ajust is a small Sydney startup that wants to invert customer complaints by being the one stop shop for all consumers, rather than going to the businesses themselves.

Australian startups founded by men have overwhelmingly dominated LinkedIn's seventh annual list of the nation's top startups.

Sumday's goal will be to make carbon accounting an extension of financial accounting and reporting for businesses on a global scale.

eBay and the Australian Fashion Council have partnered for a $200,000 grant program for tech startups focused on circular fashion solutions.

Refilled is on a mission to reduce single-use plastic waste caused by the vending industry, replacing bottles with its BYO-Bottle system.

Microbio has developed a pathogen test to help identify “a silent killer” that is notoriously difficult to predict, diagnose and treat.

Australian agricultural seaweed startup Sea Forest has been nominated for a 2023 EarthShot Prize, a program launched by Prince William and David Attenborough.

Melbourne-based startup tikpay is looking to overhaul how public transport ticketing works. And it just got some more cash to do it.

A $5 million Google.org-backed partnership will see Climasens join forces with New York’s Urban Systems Lab (USL) to combat current and future climate risks.

The infusion of capital through the round, led by Tidal Ventures, will go towards building up Flagship’s world-class engineering and product teams.

Founded by Jane Marx in 2020, The Beautiful Bunch is a social enterprise that creates work for women who have recently migrated to Australia.