The Australian Government has come a long way in offering grants and tax incentives for the start-up community and its investors, but according to one tech start-up it is still very difficult to get the right level of support for a startup in Australia to truly thrive.
Sharing services marketplace ShareRing is seeking business concepts from start-up companies that can be built into the sharing economy as part of its Pitchfest programme, with selected businesses gaining the chance to pitch their ideas to investors in Hong Kong.
Australia’s peak national start-up group, StartupAUS, has lauded the federal government’s proposed introduction of a new visa scheme designed to help start-ups and business attract highly skilled global talent.
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