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New digs in NAIDOC Week: Murawin moves into Tech Central’s Scaleup Hub

Aussie emerging tech company, Arcanite, boosts real estate market by $1B

Stone & Chalk announces ambassadors to help promote innovation at new Scaleup Hub

Stone & Chalk unveils first residents for new Scaleup Hub at Tech Central

AustCyber leads contingent of cyber security companies to RSA Conference 2022

New digital traffic light system to revolutionise construction defect management

Stone & Chalk Group builds solutions for tomorrow through increased Climate Tech commitment

Adelaide climate-tech startup, Ping, to sell ice detection to the Nordics

Trellis partners with Stone & Chalk Group to build a sustainable emerging tech sector

Achieving a sustainable tech-driven economy in Australia

Stone & Chalk Group CEO Michael Bromley also becomes AustCyber's CEO

Stone & Chalk selects long-lost twin Sling & Stone as PR agency of record

We’re excited to announce we are now working with award-winning PR agency Sling & Stone

Stone & Chalk Group wins bid to operate new Tech Central Scaleup Hub

The new appointment builds on Stone & Chalk Group’s commitment to growing Australia’s flourishing emerging tech community

Chairman Leona Murphy announces retirement from Stone & Chalk Group

Stone & Chalk Group today announced that current Chair Leona Murphy will be retiring from the Board following the end of her second term, post today’s AGM, and will be succeeded by seasoned technology executive and entrepreneur, Richard Kimber.

Stone & Chalk launches Pivott Careers

Tested Marketing Tactics with Fiverr

Thriving In A Male Dominated Tech Industry

The Future of Food and Sustainable Farming

Stone & Chalk and AustCyber have merged.

“In making our two organisations one, we are combining the greatest concentration of cybersecurity expertise in the country with the most developed technology commercialisation infrastructure that Australia has ever built.” - Alex Scandurra, CEO, Stone and Chalk.