More federal funding will help to get innovation back on course

Article Abstract:

The Australian Federal Government, in its Dec 1997 industry policy statement, announced the dedication of an additional A$43 million for the country's Innovation Investment Fund. The fund will have five private-sector managers, and the Industry Research and Development Board plans to re-open applications for managers. Money from the fund could reach technology firms as soon as Feb 1998.

Australia, High technology industry, Finance, Economic policy

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Business angels gain some altitude: more companies and investors are registering with matchmakers as a new culture emerges

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The role of matchmakers in uniting Australian start-ups with business angels is discussed. An entrepreneurial culture is now beginning to emerge in Australia.

Services, Small business, Investors

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Venture capital is a battle right from the start: There is plenty of cash available, but risk-averse investors are making it difficult for start-up companies to get funding

Article Abstract:

Although there is cash available, risk-averse investors make it difficult for new companies to get funding.

Management, Venture capital

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