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Anduril, the company that opened a submarine factory in Sydney today, sits somewhere between a sovereign capability saviour and a sci-fi character. Anduril’s Asia Pacific CEO David Goodrich asked his board to start building a submarine factory in Sydney 18 months before any contract was signed. “I had a lot of sleepless nights,” he says […]
Brad Moran has applied the same lessons he picked up as an AFL footy player and start-up founder to property redevelopment, the culmination being a Queensland mega-mansion built to delight. This story appears in Issue 19 of Forbes Australia, out now. Tap here to secure your copy. “What I have is a very stimulated brain that […]
Innovation isn’t always born in a laboratory – it can be bought off the shelf. Data journalist Juliette O’Brien shows how companies with deep pockets are skipping the long grind of research and development by acquiring ready-made ideas, teams and technologies. This story appears in Issue 19 of Forbes Australia, out now. Tap here to secure […]
What if dogs could live longer and healthier lives? Loyal’s Celine Halioua has raised $135 million from top investors to develop canine longevity pills—and expects to get her first conditional approval from the FDA next year. This story appears in Issue 19 of Forbes Australia, out now. Tap here to secure your copy. Dogs don’t live […]
SEEK co-founder Paul Bassat built Square Peg into a venture capital powerhouse. His latest bets are on AI, Thinking Machines Lab, and the non-partisan Amplify, which tackles housing and equity challenges. This story appears in Issue 19 of Forbes Australia, out now. Tap here to secure your copy. Paul Bassat’s 2025 investment in Mira Murati’s $18.5 […]
Once stripped back to a dormant website, Antler is now reclaiming its place in the $86 billion luggage industry, guided by heritage rather than hype. This story appears in Issue 19 of Forbes Australia, out now. Tap here to secure your copy. Among the glamorous luggage spinning endlessly on airport carousels, the competition has never been […]
Michelle Xia gained experience at U.S. pharmaceutical firms before launching her own biotech company back home in China. In a trial last year, the firm’s cancer drug outperformed the world’s best seller–and its surging stock just made her a billionaire. This story appears in Issue 19 of Forbes Australia, out now. Tap here to secure your […]
Cell Bauhaus is building computer-based replicas of living systems to accelerate bioengineering. By modelling entire cells, it aims to recast biology as a discipline of digital design, rather than trial-and-error. This story appears in Issue 19 of Forbes Australia, out now. Tap here to secure your copy. After years of watching academic breakthroughs stall before reaching […]
After working his way up the ranks of the hospitality industry, from a kitchen-hand to a general manager, then a CEO, Pan Koutlakis has co-founded EatClub, an app that, after its $18.2 million Series A capital raise, hopes to become a global household name in the dining space. This story appears in Issue 19 of […]
Two CSIRO spinouts — NextOre and MRead — have merged to form MagnaTerra, uniting mining innovation and humanitarian purpose in a $150 million deal. Nick Cutmore’s career as a CSIRO scientist saw him commercialise some 14 tech breakthroughs – mostly helping the coal, iron ore and gold mining industries – but now he’s focused on […]