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          UBS analysts have upped their price target for Afterpay shares by 20% – to $36

          March 2, 2021
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          The incredible story behind creating Buildkite, the $200 million ‘best-kept secret in DevOps’, by an investor there from the start

          August 21, 2020
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        • Consumer data right platform Adatree has been approved to take part in open banking

          Consumer data right platform Adatree has been approved to take part in open banking

          March 2, 2021
        • CBA-backed BNPL Klarna raised $1.3 billion to become the world’s 2nd biggest fintech

          CBA-backed BNPL Klarna raised $1.3 billion to become the world’s 2nd biggest fintech

          March 2, 2021
        • Xinja is officially no longer a bank

          Xinja is officially no longer a bank

          March 1, 2021
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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
        • Agritech VC Tenacious Ventures backs US carbon marketplace Nori in $5.6 m raise

          Agritech VC Tenacious Ventures backs US carbon marketplace Nori in $5.6 m raise

          October 9, 2020
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          Australian tech measuring vital signs remotely is now the cornerstone of US covidsafe workplaces

          February 27, 2021
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          Swoop Aero is trialling chemist prescription deliveries in outback Queensland by drone

          February 22, 2021
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          LaunchVic is investing in healthtech with a new angel network

          February 9, 2021
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          UBS analysts have upped their price target for Afterpay shares by 20% – to $36

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        • UBS analysts have upped their price target for Afterpay shares by 20% – to $36

          UBS analysts have upped their price target for Afterpay shares by 20% – to $36

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          March 2, 2021
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Brisbane startup Divvito wants to help separated co-parents better communicate

Gina Baldassarre - January 22, 2018 3 MIN READ

Divvito is aiming to make co-parenting communication easier by, as Wendy explained, “bringing the benefits of email to instant messaging”.

Sweep
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Social media app Sweep connects users for chats within geo-fenced venues

Gina Baldassarre - December 19, 2017 4 MIN READ

Sweep works through ‘Geochats’, chat rooms which are fenced in to a specific location, such as a bar or a festival, so that only people at the particular venue or event can take part.

DoTalk
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Cairns app DoTalk enables multi-lingual messaging through instant translation

Gina Baldassarre - February 23, 2017 3 MIN READ

The DoTalk platform allows users to message each other via text or speech, with the each user’s communications translated into the other’s language of choice instantly.

News & Analysis

Facebook opens Instant Article feature to all publishers and launches chatbot messenger

Liz Leigh - April 13, 2016 3 MIN READ

Facebook today released a new chatbot messenger platform at its Developer Conference and opened up its Instant Article feature to all publishers, looking to meet industry demands and improve user engagement.

Profiles

Startups keep launching anonymous messaging platforms, but do consumers care about privacy?

Gina Baldassarre - April 27, 2015 3 MIN READ

We’ve always known that privacy on the internet is a murky concept, but with iiNet ordered to hand over the information of customers who downloaded Dallas Buyers Club and the Federal Government passing legislation on data retention, the concept of privacy and anonymity online has recently taken deep root in the Australian psyche.

Profiles

Messaging app Yap Chat hopes to succeed in crowded market by focusing on visual content

Gina Baldassarre - March 30, 2015 3 MIN READ

From WhatsApp to Viber, Snapchat to the humble Facebook chat, messaging apps are a dime a dozen. With the market so crowded, each is quickly adding new features to distinguish themselves from the others. Australian app Yap Chat aims to compete by taking words out of the picture altogether.

News & Analysis

It’s a simple idea, but Pip is certainly a contender to dominate the ‘messaging’ market.

Mat Beeche - December 5, 2014 2 MIN READ

There is a lot of activity happening in the ‘messaging’ space at the moment. It is likely to do with societies love of instant, real-time gratification. A lot of the emerging players are ‘me-too’ solutions that all look the same, all work the same and are all competing to be the next big thing.

News & Analysis

Yik Yak may have just raised $US62 million, but behind the scenes there is some ‘founder’ drama.

Mat Beeche - November 25, 2014 4 MIN READ

The app Yik Yak has been labelled ‘controversial’ by many, a lot of people were surprised when it raised two earlier rounds this year totalling to US$11.2 million. Today, announced less than ten hours ago, the app has added a further US$62 million to that injection via another round of funding led by Sequoia Capital.

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