Tag: ACT
Regional Pitchfest 2017 is here to showcase the best rural and regional entrepreneurs
Regional entrepreneurs, innovators, artisans and small business owners across the country will have the opportunity to pitch their big business ideas when Australia Post Regional Pitchfest launches nationwide from March next year.
These are the businesses behind Australia’s late payment culture [INFOGRAPHIC]
As a nation, Australia ranked bottom of the table behind other nations including the US, Canada, Mexico, Ireland and Denmark when it comes to paying invoices.
A third of women are confident in returning to work after giving birth –...
Confidence steadily decreases as women age and the biggest insecurities they have about returning to work relate to balancing work and family commitments and whether their skills and knowledge are up-to-date.
From food to phones, pets to publishing, these are the 2016 Businesswomen’s Hall of...
HerBusiness, formerly known as the Australian Businesswomen’s Network (ABN) has announced the 2016 inductees to the Businesswomen’s Hall of Fame
This bird’s eye view of the evolution of Australia’s fastest-growing suburb over the years...
Crace, located in the north of Canberra, is one of Australia’s fastest-growing suburbs. Geospatial mapping and visual analytics company, nearmap has exclusive photos of the evolution of Crace — since its bushland times.
Apps are replacing traditional services in Australia; are you among the affected?
New research from Australian taxi app and mobile payment provider, ingogo, has revealed the top industries where Australian consumers are using apps to replace...
How did this Vietnamese fast food chain grow from one store to 15 in...
Bao Hoang and his wife had always discussed a need for an alternative to sushi.
After countless compliments over the rice paper rolls (amongst many...
A digital co-working space opens in Bega Valley, beckoning seachangers
Think of CoWS, a digital co-working space that opened last month, as a small step for the Bega Valley entrepreneur community and, probably, a giant leap for seachangers.
What Canberra needs are champions and cheerleaders (and can you stop that bashing, please?)
Stop this Canberra bashing, will you? It’s not merely the home of politics. And, you Canberrans, it’s time you began to take a little...
Lachlan Blackhall, 2011 Anthill 30under30 Honourable Mention
Education and business are not separate worlds for Lachlan Blackhall. Out in Canberra, he's proving how intricately they can weave together. While his background is technical -- he has a PhD in Engineering -- he feels just as at home in the domain of the consumer. "I am passionate about the beneficial and long-term impact that education and engineering can have on the world," says Blackhall, founder of 17Dynamics.
Australian Innovation Festival 2010 gears up for national and state launches
The 2010 Australian Innovation Festival celebrates its ninth anniversary by again focusing on the 4Cs of Innovation -- Creativity, Connections, Collaboration and Commercialisation. This year’s Festival theme “Building Sustainable Businesses” highlights the importance of innovation during this period of regeneration from last year’s global economic uncertainty.
