Paul Towers is a passionate supporter of the Australian startup ecosystem and the Founder of Startup Soda. Originally, Startup Soda was solely a newsletter that helped curate the best content from the Australian startup community, more recently however it has turned into a media platform with the aim of improving coverage of Australian Startups, Founders and VC's.
The duo behind Eatability, the highly successful website which was the first to allow people to rate Australian restaurants a decade ago, is bringing rating to…
MYOB has today launched its Women In STEM research which shows that while more than 50 percent of Australians agree that women’s lack of STEM skills…
Australian FinTech startup WLTH has launched a powerful digital portfolio manager, giving everyone from students to seasoned investors access to industry tools and greater control over…
After three years in development, Adelaide-based clinical psychologist Sally Skewes and IT specialist Joseph Skewes have launched Secure Nest; the world’s first online tool to support…
The World’s Biggest Garage Sale started five years ago in Yasmin Grigaliunas’ garage, since then it has gone on to become a national phenomenon, raising hundreds…
Amid the highly-charged public and political debate over congestion, Australian innovator Staybil has today announced a partnership with the UNSW Research Centre for Integrated Transport Innovation…
The idea of building a tech startup is certainly in vogue. Startup Incubators and Accelerators are popping up across the country and large international conferences such…
Over the past few years, purely commercial businesses have had a smorgasbord of accelerator and incubator programs to choose with many appearing in large metropolitan areas…
Sitemate (formerly Construction Cloud) has today announced that they have raised $1.3 million to launch their product Dashpivot globally. Sitemate’s software service enables companies in industrial…
Vygo, a peer-to-peer university tutoring platform, has secured $500k pre-seed backing from prominent Aussie investors. With the app already being used by 5000 students at Queensland…