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More than 35 women-led startups have secured a share of $11.6 million in grant funding in the second round of the Boosting Female Founders Initiative.

The Aussie startup sector has still been abuzz with activity in 2021. These are the startups we think we'll hear a lot more from next year.

From virtual puppy school to home bubble-tea subscriptions, lockdowns in Australia have created unlikely winners, but victory as an outlier is sometimes bittersweet

A 620% uptick: Equity crowdfunding in Australia gathers momentum Bubble Tea Club co-founders Jenny Le and Pam Yip. Source: supplied. More Australian businesses are raising more money through equity crowdfunding, with investments in the last quarter up a massive 620% compared to the same time last year. According to a report from crowd-sourced funding (CSF) platform Birchal, funds raised through such campaigns were up 100% for the 2020-21 financial year, compared to the previous 12 months, as c...

Home-brew bubble tea business Bubble Tea Club has raised $1.1 million as co-founders Jenny Le and Pam Yip gear up to go global.

Australian best friends Pam Yip, 28, and Jenny Le, 26, have revealed how losing their jobs during the coronavirus pandemic sparked their multi-million dollar bubble tea empire.