Posts tagged "Australian startups"

From Canva to Bitcoin to Who Gives a Crap, these were the 10 most-read startup and tech stories on SmartCompany in 2021.

The Aussie startup sector has still been abuzz with activity in 2021. These are the startups we think we'll hear a lot more from next year.

We're coming towards the end of what has surely been the biggest year in startup funding on record in Australia, and this week's funding news spans e-commerce, fintech, logistics and bot-fighting.

A biotech producing a new COVID vaccine, tiny eco-homes and the Canva for building apps: Here are the startup funding stories you may have missed.

The influx of cash into Aussie startups isn’t slowing down. Here are some of the startup funding stories you might have missed this week.

We may not have seen $100 million deals this week, but the volume of smaller raises coming through indicates a strong startup ecosystem.

Since launching Kin Fertility in 2020, founder Nicole Liu has been on a mission to work collaboratively with people skilled in health and tech to get the best outcomes for customers.

"SwarmFarm is building the future of farming through robotics, but that doesn't mean we want to tear down everything that's come before us," writes founder Andrew Bate.

Cloud-based HR startup Employment Hero is on its way to becoming the next Aussie unicorn, as it bags a whopping $140 million in funding.

After spending six years in Tel Aviv investing in the Israeli tech ecosystem and its entrepreneurs, Square Peg partner Dan Krasnostein shares some key takeaways for Australia.

Silicon Valley may be the global capital of startups. But we should be mindful before we build a carbon copy Down Under.

While the company's recent valuation $19 billion may sound expensive, it’s possible that Canva could be worth $250 billion in just a few years.