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Online art marketplace Bluethumb has raised $1 million to help Indigenous artists

We are very excited to be able to invest in Bluethumb’s future growth and watch their progress and success as they help bring Australian art to the forefront of the global creative economy.

QUT Creative Enterprise Australia launches Australia’s first creative tech accelerator

CEA’s Collider Accelerator is the latest program to be launched with support from Advance Queensland, which is investing more than $400-million to position Queensland as a hub of innovation and growth.

An app that sorts your photos by memories won QUT CEA’s Creative Tech StartUp...

Winning this Startup Weekend will allow us to bring ArtLife to life. ArtLife will revolutionize the way we look after our digital memories from paintings to photos to family moments.

The five creative startups at the forefront of fashion at Creative Enterprise Australia

With Australia’s fashion industry now worth $28.5 billion, QUT Creative Enterprise Australia’s Fashion Accelerator covers a hole in the industry when it comes to fashion tech.

QLD travel startup attracts $500k funding from Shark Tank’s Steve Baxter and CEA

Travelshoot announces an investment of $500,000 from these Queensland based investors to help scale its business and maximise global opportunities with its travel partners, including ­Flight Centre Travel Group, Helloworld and RACQ.

This Australian tech startup has used AI to break into the European market

European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO), has become the first government entity to integrate TrademarkVision’s new technology through the official launch of its eSearch platform this month.

This US start-up is here to add a virtual reality touch to Australian tourist...

CEA will host TimeLooper for a six month period, helping the team to connect to the local start-up networks, provide access to mentors and its onsite coworking space, The Coterie, business advice, access to its incubator masterclass program, exposure at Creative3 and other levels of support required to accelerate the growth of the platform.

This VC fund has $500,000 worth of seed funding for up to six creative...

QUT Creative Enterprise Australia (CEA) has revealed its initiative to invest $500,000 in five to six seed-stage creative start-ups from around Australia

Creative start-ups have this 90-second chance to pitch for early-stage funding

QUT Creative Enterprise Australia (CEA) recently announced that Creative3 applications are now open for creative startups seeking early-stage funding

A start-up that helps musicians share instruments took home the top prize at this...

Shario, which allows users to share and swap musical instruments and accessories, won first prize at the sold-out Startup Weekend Brisbane | Creative Tech

Come launch your great business idea at Australia’s first Startup Weekend focusing solely on...

QUT Creative Enterprise Australia invites developers, designers and entrepreneurs to Australia's first Startup Weekend focused solely on creative tech

6 creative entrepreneurs have been chosen for Australia’s only fashion accelerator

QUT Creative Enterprise Australia revealed the six fashion entrepreneurs selected to take part in its intensive, five-month Fashion Accelerator program

Crowdsourced live music startup GiggedIn announces $500k seed round funding

Australian crowdsourced live music startup GiggedIn today announced it had closed a $500,000 funding round to prepare for global growth and service brand marketers seeking to reach a youth audience.

Melbourne Angels invests $750,000 in Metaverse Makeovers’ wearable designs [VIDEO]

It's an investment, you might say, of cosmic proportions. Melbourne Angels, an Australian investment group specialising in high value-add investment across the country, has spearheaded...
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New Zealand’s Xero eyes US IPO, further disruption as subscribers increase...

Xero recently held its annual meeting in Wellington, during which the company revealed some interesting details about its future. As has been widely suspected, the...

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