Matt Ogg
Editor at Business News Australia
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businessnewsaustralia.com | Matt Ogg
Crowther, who co-founded the consultancy with Neil Pharoah, says social purpose organisations often make the mistake of thinking "we can only talk to this party because they’re the only one that cares about us". "I think you actually need to be trying to persuade people on both sides of the aisle of the merit - the value of what you’re doing," he tells Business News Australia. "There's a common value between the people on the right and the people on the left.
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businessnewsaustralia.com | Matt Ogg
The startup was born out of co-founder and CEO Finnlay Morcombe's experience of "outdated" processes at a financial services internship where he spent hours on manual documentation using screenshots. "In 2025, we're still documenting million-dollar processes the same way we did in 2005 - with screenshots and tedious instruction manuals," says Morcombe.
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businessnewsaustralia.com | Matt Ogg
Launched in May 2024 with a goal to redefine Gen Z marketing by "removing judgment and gatekeeping", the Melbourne-based startup has grown its mostly female membership by 5,000 in less than a month to 40,000 users, but with the latest funds it aims to build that community to 300,000 by the close of 2026.
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businessnewsaustralia.com | Matt Ogg
Australia's apple growers produced a 393,731-tonne crop last year that was worth $680.2 million, according to the Australian Horticulture Statistics Handbook, but only $8.7 million of that income came from export. This represents a paltry percentage of the nation's $1.45 billion worth of fresh fruit exports last year, of which more than $1 billion was split between citrus and table grapes, with other key commodities including avocados, cherries, berries, nectarines, peaches and plums.
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businessnewsaustralia.com | Matt Ogg
Despite playing an integral role in global trade, the Brambles share price was relatively unscathed by the uncertainty wrought by US tariff announcements, up 7.5 per cent in the year to date at the close of trading on Thursday last week before the ANZAC public holiday. This means that even though its share price has fallen 5.03 per cent today to $19.83, it is still up since the start of 2025.
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There are few moments in history as profound as the passing of a long reigning monarch. Here, the second Elizabethan age ends. One of my generation’s constants. As an Old Savilian of QEGS, an historian, a politico, Britain will never be the same again. GSTK.
We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II who dedicated her life to the service of the nation and the Commonwealth https://t.co/IjPV0Hyqzj
RT @SMMT: We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II who dedicated her life to the service of the nati…
Hero. Keep on fun running @JasminKParis, it's basically just an American Spine right?!
Jasmin Paris @JasminKParis was overheard at the fire tower saying Fun Run doesn’t seem like the right word for it. #BM100
