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Nine racehorses, six trainers, and one jockey account for the 16 finalists that will comprise the National Museum of Racing’s 2023 Hall of Fame ballot

Diolog founder Amy Benson won the Melbourne Pitch due to her expertise, “ten out of ten” pitch delivery, and the simplicity of her solution.

Canberra-based developer of miniaturised quantum computing products, Quantum Brilliance, will expand its international operations following a fund raisi...

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, February 15, 2023 – Quantum Brilliance, a developer of room-temperature miniaturised quantum computing products, today announced an $18 [...]

Quantum Brilliance, the developer of room-temperature miniaturised quantum computing products and solutions, has announced a US$18 million fund raise....

Quantum Brilliance, the developer of room-temperature miniaturised quantum computing products and solutions, has announced a US$18 million fund raise....

Baraja, a heavily backed Australian driverless technology start-up valued at $300 million in 2021, has laid off a large chunk of its workforce.

The global issue of food security will not be tackled in the ivory towers of metropolitan cities, says CSIRO-backed Main Sequence partner Phil Morle.

The global issue of food security will not be tackled in the ivory towers of metropolitan cities, says CSIRO-backed Main Sequence partner Phil Morle.

The global issue of food security will not be tackled in the ivory towers of metropolitan cities, says CSIRO-backed Main Sequence partner Phil Morle.