Seven ways the government can make Australians safer — without compromising online privacy
While the government focuses on the hunt for terrorists, it neglects the thousands of Australians who fall victim each year to international cyber crime.
Unicorns and minotaurs and dragons, oh my: Mythical new ways to define successful startups
You have your unicorns and now your minotaurs. But guess what, we can coin terms too, and there’s a third kind of beast. One that breathes fire.
Unnecessary requirements: Why startups aren’t utilising the Global Talent Scheme visa
The ‘Global Talent Scheme’ pilot was rolled out in mid-2018, but few startups have shown interest in the program, due to high hoops and unnecessary costs.
Set for growth: Is 2019 the year for Australian tech on the ASX?
While public markets ebb and flow by their very nature, 2018 was a particularly grim year for publicly listed Aussie tech stocks. So, will 2019 be better?
Six things that have changed (for the better) in startupland, according to Fishburners’ Pandora Shelley
Pandora Shelley got involved in startupland eight years ago. In this piece, she reflects on the startup economy’s significant transformation.
New guidance for R&D tax incentives revealed: Here’s what it all means
After much consultation, AusIndustry yesterday released its long-awaited guidance on R&D tax for software development. So let's break it down.
Why the royal commission is good news for startups
While the royal commission has undoubtedly done some damage, I think the whole process should give entrepreneurs a tremendous confidence boost.
Take a stand: Why being neutral hurts profitability and engagement
Businesses must have a clear values-driven purpose and take a stand on matters that make a difference to the communities in which they operate.