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          Kogan falls foul of regulators again, copping $310,000 fine for spam

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        • Zip raised an extra $26.7 million from its eager shareholders

          Zip raised an extra $26.7 million from its eager shareholders

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          December 15, 2020
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        • FutureFeed, the CSIRO-backed startup reducing greenhouse gas emissions from cattle, just won US$1m it will use it go get Aboriginal people into farming

          FutureFeed, the CSIRO-backed startup reducing greenhouse gas emissions from cattle, just won US$1m it will use it go get Aboriginal people into farming

          December 15, 2020
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          AI agtech startup The Yield has signed a major deal with ASX-listed wine giant Treasury Wine Estates

          November 2, 2020
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          Agritech VC Tenacious Ventures backs US carbon marketplace Nori in $5.6 m raise

          October 9, 2020
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          Patient monitoring startup Digitology Healthtech raises $900,000 after the CEO used the medtech to save his own life

          January 14, 2021
        • Meet Edna: the chatbot that helps patients make a difficult medical decision

          Meet Edna: the chatbot that helps patients make a difficult medical decision

          January 4, 2021
        • Health-tech startup MedAdvisor is looking to raise $45 million as it buys a US medication venture for $49 million

          Health-tech startup MedAdvisor is looking to raise $45 million as it buys a US medication venture for $49 million

          November 2, 2020
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          Kogan falls foul of regulators again, copping $310,000 fine for spam

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          A fab 4 of tech journos have launched a new podcast: Queens of the Drone Age

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Nathan Clarke

Nathan Clarke and his wife Hannah started Gifts of the World Pty Ltd in 2013. After being based in East Africa with his previous job they saw heaps of opportunities to support local artists, designers and small business men and women. On returning to Australia they formed the Gifts of the World online store and started selling products from NGOs, sole traders and companies in Asia and Africa.

Gifts of the World is a marketplace for artists and designers from developing countries – it exists to connect these suppliers to a customer base they would otherwise never have access to.

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Social enterprises: We need to tell the right stories to the right customers

Nathan Clarke - August 12, 2014 2 MIN READ

So much of marketing is communicating a narrative about how what you sell solves a problem, and why solving that problem matters to people.

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5 things that have helped us build great relationships with our suppliers

Nathan Clarke - February 19, 2014 2 MIN READ

There’s lots of tasks and processes that have to go right when importing stock– some of them within our control – like ordering systems, and some of them out of our control – like the price of the dollar. We’ve identified 5 things within our control that have really helped us develop great relationships with our suppliers.

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