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Puffling is a job marketplace connecting return-to-work mothers for jobshare roles
Puffling is an online job marketplace which connects mothers returning to work to each other to apply for job sharing roles.
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Perth-startup Beanbag Movies is developing a streaming platform for on-release movies
Beanbag Movies is developing a streaming platform that allows users to watch the latest release at home as soon as it debuts at the cinema.
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Phil Tran learned building the right team is critical on the path from BidzDirect to Tayble
“It was so obvious the team was so much more excited about tackling this new problem that’s now Tayble than keep beating down the path of Deal Tap.”
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Scooter Tutor launches booking system Icosian to help care service businesses scale online
Scooter Tutor has developed Icosian, an online booking system which connects customers, service providers and internal support teams together.
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Queensland general practice Inala Primary Care has developed an app to help track immunisations for refugees
Long having recognised the need to embrace new technologies in order to better go about its work and ensure patients are well cared for is Inala Primary Care (IPC), a general practice in the Brisbane suburb of Inala.
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Queensland’s Creatively Squared matches businesses to creatives to develop custom visual content
Queensland startup Creatively Squared looks to ease the path to the perfect Instagram feed by connecting clients to visual content producers.
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Winning a Talent Unleashed Award helped Prendi founder James Ingram reflect on how far the business has come
Ask 100 business owners why they decided to start their own company, and it’s guaranteed that at least 90 will say it’s because they wanted to be their own boss or do their own thing. Such was the case for James Ingram, founder of Queensland-based digital solutions provider Prendi. The business works with clients to… Read more »
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Winning a Talent Unleashed Award helped Prendi founder James Ingram reflect on how far the business has come
Ask 100 business owners why they decided to start their own company, and it’s guaranteed that at least 90 will say it’s because they wanted to be their own boss or do their own thing. Such was the case for James Ingram, founder of Queensland-based digital solutions provider Prendi. The business works with clients to… Read more »
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Energy startup Wattwatchers raises $2 million as fintech Spriggy raises $2.5 million
Sydney energy startup Wattwatchers has raised $2 million from the Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC), which administers the government’s Clean Energy Innovation Fund.
Advice
Bunbury-based ecommerce platform Delpino’s helps consumers buy ‘ethical’ products based on their values
Looking to provide an easy avenue for consumers to browse and buy all manner of ethical products is Delpino’s, an ‘ethical department store’.
MYOB
Bunbury-based ecommerce platform Delpino’s helps consumers buy ‘ethical’ products based on their values
According to a report published by the ABC earlier this year, the retail sales value of Fairtrade products in Australia has increased by 70 percent over the last five years to reach more than $260 million, with consumers steadily becoming more aware of the impact their purchases can have. Of course, there is more to… Read more »
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There is a lot that Wellington can teach our states about marketing startup precincts
Wellington has been both vocal about its intent to be known as a major innovation hub and proactive about marketing the entire city.
Advice
Perth fintech Credi formalises loans among family and friends to reduce friction
Credi is working with lenders and borrowers who don’t traditionally see themselves in those terms – friends and family who simply lend each other money.
Advice
myCSN is a care marketplace developing an online connection network for seniors
Care Support Network (myCSN) is an online marketplace connecting elderly and users with disabilities to cares, while offering a peer connecting network.
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Westpac invests $40 million in buy now, pay later payment service zipMoney
Westpac has invested $40 million into ASX-listed zipMoney through a private share placement for a 17.11 percent stake in the company, with a further $8 million to be invested subject to performance.
