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Feb
20

Aussie startups still being held back by local oligopolies: Stone and Chalk

Sydney-based innovation hub Stone and Chalk has said startups in Australia are being held back from success by the players that dominate the market.

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Feb
14

The Australian Securities Exchange is investing in more than just blockchain

The Australian Securities Exchange is building the world’s first actual industrial-scale blockchain use case – a new post-trade solution to replace CHESS.

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Feb
13

Why Australia is falling behind on AI

Catriona Wallace of Flamingo AI, said although businesses were adopting voluntary AI ethics principles, there are no AI-specific laws governing the space.

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Feb
13

Government passes laws extending fintech regulatory sandbox – finally

The government has passed new laws to finally bring its much-discussed fintech regulatory sandbox into reality.

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Feb
13

RMIT’s Blockchain Innovation Hub gets a $6m boost

Victoria’s RMIT University has funneled an additional $6 million towards its Blockchain Innovation Hub

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Feb
12

Another billion-dollar year for investment in Australian startups in 2019

Australian startups saw a continued rise in venture capital funding in 2019, rising to US$1.145 billion, up from US$1.033 billion in 2018 according to KPMG

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Feb
10

Australia to focus on blockchain potential with new roadmap

The roadmap says blockchain has the potential to create jobs, create new economic growth, save businesses money, and improve the nation’s productivity.

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Feb
06

310 digital currency exchanges registered with Austrac

Austrac said it does not monitor the total volume of digital currency exchanges and does not monitor the total amount of money that passes through them.

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