How to be Australia's least innovative company
You have until May 12 to enter the AFR's Most Innovative Companies awards: here's how not to win one.
Sinodinos pushes 'scientific fact'
Industry Minister Arthur Sinodinos has likened denying the threat of climate change to the anti-vaccination lobby.
Croissant queen launches job search app
Lune Croissanterie founder Kate Reid has a cult-like following. Now the entrepreneur is launching a hiring app.
ASX construction firm looks to cloud and IoT
ASX-listed construction and mining services company Watpac is trying to future-proof the business through a tech upgrade.
Fresh faces join H2 Ventures accelerator
A new batch of startup hopefuls will look to strike it big through leading accelerator H2, with its founder warning banks they are unprepared for the scale of disruption.
Australia will lead world in medtech: Ferris
Innovation guru Bill Ferris is bullish about the medical technology sector, believing in the need to back more "moonshot" projects.
From rust belt to brain belt
Dying industrial cities have a dramatic revival when universities, businesses and local government break down research silos and work together.
Why Musk's battery wager is a viable bet
Deals hatched over Twitter generally don't work out that well. Elon Musk might have found an exception.
Government must rediscover innovation, says Google boss
Google's Asian head says the government should stop downplaying disruptive technology and position the country to take advantage of the Asian boom.
'Bigger than the cloud': Xero starts automated accounting
Xero says machine learning-based automation will be a bigger change than cloud computing, as it starts to offer options to automate accounti...
Tesla: We can solve power woes in 100 days
The head of Tesla's battery division says the company could solve SA's power woes within 100 days, and do the same for Victoria.
