Stephanie Palmer-Derrien

For founders who have mastered the rocky slopes of Aussie startups and are ready to head to the sunny (and metaphorical) slopes of Silicon Valley, Sugar CRM founder Craig Charlton has a few pearls of wisdom to share.

If you picture a business at the forefront of tech adoption and digital transformation, a more than 100-year-old, family run tools manufacturer may not spring immediately to mind.

Uber and DiDi are not planning to remove or reduce temporary fuel surcharges, even after the federal budget cut costs by 22 cents per litre.

When it came to offering direct support to the small business and startup communities, Albo's budget reply was largely found lacking. Here are eight key takeaways.

This year's workplace design finalists for the Australian Interior Design Awards give us a glimpse into the offices of the future.

As the price of sushi and sangas soar, cost-of-living pressures raise new questions around whether workers will be likely to return to Aussie CBDs.

Australia's tech leaders were looking for detail on the R&D Tax Incentive and targeted support to close the tech talent gap. None of this materialised, but there were glimmers of hope.

The budget is an opportunity for the government to close the tech talent gap. Here are three small changes that could make a big difference.

The federal budget will introduce more changes to employee share scheme regulation, levelling the playing field for Aussie tech companies.

This week SmartCompany is speaking to key members of the SME and startup communities to find out what they want to see in next week’s budget.

Labor has pledged to see 1.2 million Aussies in tech jobs by 2030, planting a flag on a key issue facing the startup sector ahead of next week’s federal budget.

According to co-founder Robbie Ferguson, crypto unicorn Immutable is merely an early mover in NFTs — tech that presents “the biggest market opportunity ... in the history of the world”.