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This year’s been rough for tech investors and there’s likely more to come. AirTree founding partner Daniel Petre says canny investors and clever companies will make it through to the other side.

Elliott Watkins’ dad used to threaten to throw his Xbox into the pool. Little did he know his son would make a lucrative career from it.

Through their partnership with Vision Australia, SISTERWOULD has extended its accessibility right through to its packaging, all of which includes universal braille.

When Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sent most emerging-markets funds plummeting, Perth Tolle’s Freedom Fund avoided most of the carnage.

We’re launching Forbes in Australia at an interesting time economically. An environment in which young tech companies have never before operated in.

Co-founder of Rokt, Bruce Buchanan, shares his entrepreneurial journey with Forbes Australia.

Emergency management needs real-time data to effectively communicate among the people involved, says Evacovation CEO Rashid Khan.

Wendy Jie Huang quit her job in accounting. Then she quit her job in marketing. Then she became a viral YouTube sensation, a popstar and an entrepreneur.

Together, we can make a louder noise and bring more people on the journey. The ecosystem we have created is open and easy. A small business can see what is relevant to them for their industry and size to help run the business so it looks after itself from an operational perspective and they can focus on the customer.

Alan Joyce, a mathematics progeny who has a Master of Science from Trinity College, has been leading the Qantas Group since 2008. Having slashed annual costs by $2 billion to survive in 2014 and beyond, a reinvented Qantas was generating stellar profits and celebrating its centenary year in 2020 when the covid-19 pandemic gate-crashed the party.