Melbourne

Heidi’s platform supports over 2 million patient consults weekly across 116 countries and 110 languages.

Holly Butler, the Victorian government’s deputy commissioner to SEA, shares what companies can do to scale their businesses in Victoria.

The Victorian government is doubling down on its investments into the AI sector, which presents plenty of opportunities for startups looking to tap into the Australian market.

Some of the city’s key draws are a supportive ecosystem, a large talent pool, and a well-connected community.

Airwallex aims to launch card payment products through Unicard that support multicurrency and cross-border transactions.

What if you could reach out to an audience with a simple and short 35-second pitch instead?

The team’s mission is to enable shoppers to be able to buy items that are either unavailable in their country, or are far more expensive even if they are available.

Melbourne Accelerator Program (MAP) graduate SwatchMate has made a color detector gadget called Cube, a portable device that allows users to detect colors even while on the move. When a

Yesterday evening, the Melbourne Accelerator Program (MAP) officially graduates its six startups from its 2013 intake, which include SwatchMate, Cortera Neurotechnologies, 2Mar Robotics, The Price Geek, Ebla, and Client Catalysts.

Online freelancer marketplace oDesk today launches oDesk Upstarts in Australia, a startup accelerator partnership program that helps startups hire the right freelancers, on top of receiving mentorship from oDesk executives.