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Pete Cooper: “All levels of government are failing tech startups in Australia”

Tasnuva Bindi - September 1, 2015 < 1 MIN READ

“The latest data says we are failing REALLY fast in global terms and need to work together. The rest of the world is moving much faster and we are being destroyed because of our own inaction,” writes Pete Cooper, Founder of The Start Society. [Source: The Start Society]

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