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Stone & Chalk and Bentleys partner to help Australia's innovators scale with confidence
This brings specialist financial and business advisory expertise into Australia's largest innovation community to help startups and scaleups build stronger, more resilient businesses.
Why Dawid Naude quit a six-figure job to start an AI business
Dawid Naude walked away from the safest career of his life to build Pathfindr, a startup to teach organisations how to do their best work with artificial intelligence.
How Tala Thrive helps multicultural Australians find mental health support
While access to mental health support has improved significantly in recent years, finding someone who truly understands your lived experience can still be surprisingly difficult.
How startup Zapme is giving people back control of their phone
Zapme began as a way for travellers to buy phone numbers and mobile data across borders. Now it's a place where you can call, message, post and build a community without losing control of your life online.
How Aeronology helps travel agents work smarter
Aeronology brings together airline content from multiple sources into a single search and booking platform for customers.
How MLAI builds the next generation of AI startups
MLAI is on a mission to help create more Australian startups in artificial intelligence and other high-growth technology sectors.
The teenager who took a bedroom business to outer space
How Edward Robinson sent a student-built satellite from the Barossa Valley into orbit.
Startup Cropify takes the guesswork out of grain grading
Every grain shipment that leaves an Australian port has been graded by someone. Anna Falkiner and Andrew Hannon have spent years building technology to make that process more reliable.
Stone & Chalk and MLAI partner to strengthen Melbourne’s AI innovation ecosystem
Stone & Chalk is proud to announce a new partnership with MLAI, strengthening Melbourne’s position as a leading destination for AI engineers, founders, roboticists, students, researchers and corporate innovators to connect, collaborate and build the future of Australian AI.
Why Link4 wants to kill the PDF invoice
The gap between sending an invoice and safely getting paid is what founder Robin Sands and his startup Link4 have spent the past decade trying to close.
How startup Eologix-Ping uses tiny sounds to save wind farms from catastrophe
It’s near impossible to look up at a giant turbine blade and see a tiny crack. But what if a machine could catch the fault, by using sound alone?
How Daniel Kimber built Brainfish to pull buried answers out of complex software
When Daniel Kimbert and co-founder Ajain Vivek started asking what AI could do that help centres could not, the answer became Brainfish.
How startup Raffy protects families with life-threatening food allergies
With a clear-eyed understanding of what families need day to day, Helena set out to build a solution for the hundreds of thousands of households that must navigate severe food allergies. That solution is Raffy.
How cyber startup HackHunter makes invisible threats visible
HackHunter is a Melbourne-based security company helping organisations around the world detect, analyse and locate wireless threats such as phones, cameras and bugs.
Startup MyGigsters builds financial security for the gig economy
MyGigsters is a fintech platform to embed financial services directly into gig economy platforms, helping independent workers access payments, benefits and protections traditionally reserved for full-time employees.
How startup Makers Empire uses 3D printers to turn kids into creators
Makers Empire is an Adelaide-founded edtech company led by Jon Soong to help children become creators, not just consumers, of technology.
Startup Vyavos simplifies and speeds up business proposals
Vyavos replaces fragmented tools and manual coordination with a single system to create business proposals.
How PromoSync is fixing the messy work behind supermarket discounts
This is the story of PromoSync, a South Australian startup founded by Henry Choo and Divyanshu Chauhan, who are using AI to tackle one of the most expensive problems in the supermarket supply chain.
Stone & Chalk named finalist in the Finnies Awards 2026
Stone & Chalk has been named a finalist in the Finnies Awards 2026, shortlisted for Excellence for Provision of Fintech Support Services.
Cydarm brings order to cyber incident chaos
When a cyber incident strikes, chaos often follows. Cydarm is designed to bring order, helping teams coordinate and respond quickly.
How Adelaide startup markup.one made it to Y Combinator
Adelaide startup markup.one has been accepted into Y Combinator’s Spring 2026 batch, one of the most competitive startup programs on the planet.
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