Meet the founder changing life for refugee women with her sexual-health access app
Aussie startup Shifra has won the health category of a Techfugees competition, for its app giving refugee women better access to sexual health services.
By Jarrod Ormiston, Maastricht University
While on the run from war, persecution and natural disasters, refugees are actually helping ot…
Will the 2017 federal budget contain the next phase of the federal government’s innovation agenda? Will the government choose to invest …
Following the Turnbull government’s scrapping of the 457 visa scheme, Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has proposed a new visa scheme to cap…
Five ideas aiming to help refugees settle in Australia that were formulated during the first ever Techfugees event in Melbourne have been tu…
The number of refugees, asylum seekers and displaced people around the world has exceed 50 million for the first time since World War 2, the…
I’m obsessed with numbers – perhaps a side effect of being an investor for the last 10 years.
For me, numbers tell a story – whether …
By Anne-Marie Elias
Innovation has been around since time immemorial; it encompasses the creation of fire, the introduction o…
