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Like many businesses, Code Camp comes from humble beginnings, brewed up on kitchen table back in 2013. Today, the business is worth over $6 million.

Girl Geek Academy co-founder and chief Sarah Moran outlines how startup founders can make their personal brands pop.

In just over a week Treasurer Scott Morrison will deliver the 2018 budget. So what do Australian startup founders want to see in Budget 2018?

In an effort to increase female representation in Australia’s video game industry, Melbourne-based education and events startup Girl Geek Academy has launched Australia’s first all-women games creation hackathon.

Small business founders know that finding a mentor can be a powerful antidote to the pressures of starting a company on one's own, but SmartCompany and MYOB research shows not everyone agrees on the best model to help other entrepreneurs get ahead.

The Australian tech sector needs to better communicate the benefits of startups and new technology to the wider population if it is to thriv…

Young Australians have their sights set on “fantasy” jobs like becoming Youtube stars or elite sportspeople instead of starting their own pr…

 

Female entrepreneurs participating in SheHacks hackathons will now have the opportunity to continue working on their startup …

Fintech startups are some of the biggest winners out of Tuesday’s budget, with the government unveiling policies including the expansi…

Girl Geek Academy, a Melbourne-founded startup actively working to inspire and engage more young girls in tech and coding, recently received…

Girl Geek Academy has raised $1 million of in-kind investment from supporters across the startup sector including GO1.

The investment co…

From disrupting the disability sector to increasing entrepreneurial opportunities for women, seven innovative projects have received $4.9 …