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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

          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

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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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        • Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee says the government’s news media bargaining code could break the internet, but there is a fix

          Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee says the government’s news media bargaining code could break the internet, but there is a fix

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ANZ enables smartphone-based ATM withdrawals as Westpac allows customers to transact via Siri

Gina Baldassarre - September 19, 2018 2 MIN READ

ANZ has released ‘Wallets@ATM’, a feature allowing customers to withdraw cash from the bank’s ATM using their mobile device rather than their plastic card.

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Eftpos enables Android Pay capability for two million ANZ and Cuscal customers

Gina Baldassarre - November 14, 2017 2 MIN READ

Australian debit payments network Eftpos has announced it has signed on to Android Pay, enabling debit card holders banking with ANZ and eight Cuscal credit unions to make contactless payments with their smartphones.

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Westpac launches wearable payments offering PayWear

Gina Baldassarre - October 30, 2017 2 MIN READ

Westpac is set to launch PayWear, its own wearable offering allowing customers to make tap and go payments on contactless-enabled terminals.

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Mastercard partners with Transport for NSW to offer tap-on payments to ferry commuters

James Ward - July 7, 2017 2 MIN READ

Mastercard has announced a new partnership with Transport for NSW to allow Sydney ferry commuters to tap-on with their mastercards or mobile wallets.

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Samsung partners with payments provider Cuscal to enable Samsung Pay for 1.7 million cardholders

Gina Baldassarre - June 15, 2017 2 MIN READ

As Australia’s major banks take their time deciding their stance on Apple Pay, Samsung has partnered with local payment solutions provider Cuscal to enable almost 40 financial institutions to offer Samsung Pay to their customers.

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Heritage Bank trialling wearable payments device linking directly to a transaction account

Gina Baldassarre - April 19, 2017 2 MIN READ

Queensland-based Heritage Bank has come out with a wearable payments device that links directly to a customer’s everyday transaction account.

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Melbourne startup LOKE works with cash-only Gelato Messina to launch digital wallet and loyalty app

Gina Baldassarre - October 5, 2016 3 MIN READ

Rather than install EFTPOS terminals, the cash-only Gelato Messina has skipped that step altogether and worked with Melbourne startup LOKE to release its own digital wallet and loyalty app.

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PayPal engages in sour political tactics in effort to put Apple in its place

Tasnuva Bindi - September 17, 2014 3 MIN READ

It’s understandable why online payments stalwart PayPal is pissed. Apple recently omitted PayPal from its list of preferred payments platforms. That’s a massive blow to PayPal’s ego. It’s like being the cool kid in high school and then a new cool kid comes along and doesn’t invite you to his party. Ouch.

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