Tag: InnovationAus Awards

SciDev: Ridding water of toxic ‘forever chemicals’

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
There are more than 2000 sites in Australia that are contaminated with “forever chemicals” which have been linked to cancer.  There has been growing international attention on per- and...

Cathy Foley: My advice to young scientist entrepreneurs

Posted on   |  by James Riley
The national support infrastructure to help young deep tech entrepreneurs scale their companies has improved dramatically, but there are still some gaps, and areas that might need consideration for...

Kaine Mathrick Tech is on a mission to protect

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
More than 10 years ago, two friends took a leap and launched a business aiming to change the face of cybersecurity services.  Now, more than a decade later, that...

Nansen: Zero-trust cloud for domestic violence survivors

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
A former detective has teamed up with a leading chief technology officer to launch a high-tech solution to aid survivors of domestic violence and secure their critical information.  Nansen...

Last days: Speakers locked in for InnovationAus Awards

Posted on   |  by David McClure
With less that a week until the 2024 InnovationAus Awards for Excellence are awarded at a black-tie dinner extravaganza in Sydney, our incredible line-up of guest speakers and presenters...

CSCAU sets the standard for SME cyber maturity

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
Small and medium-sized businesses are on the frontline of Australia’s cybersecurity defence.  Accounting for about 98 per cent of all businesses, SMEs are facing unprecedented cyber threats and pressure...

Payble reimagines local government payments

Posted on   |  by Stuart Mason
Each year local councils around Australia process millions of dollars across rates, infringements and fines.  This is typically a far from enjoyable experience for those paying these fines or...