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The oversubscribed Series A was led by Airtree, with Plural, returning backers Left Lane Capital and b2venture, and angels including Australian Test captain Pat Cummins. The Melbourne startup will use the money to continue its push into the UK and the $10 trillion global consumer healthcare market.
Series A
CGT workaround incoming, dentist without the needle, Goterra runs dry, Fresho conquers the UK + Airwallex fires back
OS Weekly
NZ courts Aussie founders as their founders fly, Blackbird tries to define a startup, Dashdot collapses, Airtree offeres $250K in for builders to start building and Fishburners finds a new home!
4 new venture funds hit ANZ (3 in Australia), the Fair Work Commission pays AI to clean up after AI, finding the silver lining in an 80% down round, plus the startups that raised $110M this week
Canva doesn't need to IPO (apparently), The LaunchVic-Breakthrough successor finally has a name, New Zealand has it's own version of the Thiel Fellowship, and $100M+ flows into hospitality tech, construction robotics and quantum.
LinkedIn went to war with Canberra, Elicia McDonald takes the Airtree helm, and $40M+ flowing into defence, construction and AI finance. Plus, the postivies that came out of the budget for Aussie startups.