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Team collaboration and productivity software provider Atlassian has released financial results for its fourth quarter and fiscal year ended June 30, showing revenue of US$939 million for the quarter.

The clash between two billionaires over one of the world's largest renewable energy projects has seen Mike Cannon-Brookes prevail over former business partner Andrew Forrest to acquire and claim control of the controversial Sun Cable plan worth $30 billion which will supply massive amounts of solar power from Australia to Singapore.

Australian software development and collaboration tools provider Atlassian has released financial results for its third quarter of fiscal year 2022 ended 31 March 2022, reportiing a net loss of $31.1 million and net income of $159.8 million.

Australia-founded but Nasdaq-listed collaboration software provider Atlassian has reported its results for the quarter ended 31 December 2021. Revenue increased 37% year-on-year, but the company lost US$77.5 million ($110.2 million).

Collaboration and productivity software provider Atlassian has appointed Michelle Zatlyn to its board of directors.

And that rethinking starts within the C-suite

GUEST OPINION by Tony Bailey Chief executive officer AccessHQ, a Dialog company: Why, in the time of technology rock stars, like Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and Mike Cannon-Brookes, is it still Groundhog Day for enterprise IT projects?

Australians may not have learnt much from the on-again, off-again election campaign that began on 11 April, but one thing has been made abundantly clear: the technology sector in this country is made up of wimps who are afraid to make anything, even an encryption law which they claim could destroy their industry, into an election issue.

Australian space start-up Fleet has raised $5 million in a Series funding round as it prepares to build and launch a constellation of nanosatellites which it says will ultimately connect the world’s 75 billion devices by 2025 for free.

Atlassian, the Australian software company set to list in the US for US$3 billion before the end of this year, is now splitting its flagship product into three separate products.

Atlassian has appointed Erik Bardman as its chief financial officer.