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  • 1 day ago | startupdaily.net | Denham Sadler

    Artificial intelligence has the potential to “reignite” stalling human development around the world, with global optimism around its potential to create employment and opportunities overriding fears of job losses, according to a new UN report. The UN Development Programme’s 2025 Human Development Report found that in the last year there was the smallest increase in global human development since 1990, excluding the COVID-19 pandemic years.

  • 2 days ago | startupdaily.net | Simon Thomsen |Lana Hallowes

    Australia’s corporate pulse fell again in April, handing the Reserve Bank another data point to mull over as it weighs its next move on interest rates. NAB’s widely watched Monthly Business Survey shows the headline business conditions index fell to its weakest reading since the first COVID‑19 lockdowns in 2020. Business confidence, meanwhile edged up slightly.

  • 3 days ago | startupdaily.net | Simon Thomsen

    The administrators of medication management startup StrongRoom AI have recommended putting the business in liquidation ahead of a 2nd creditor’s meeting on Tuesday. The decision comes a fortnight before the Federal Court is due to hold another hearing in the legal action by VC firm EVP to recover $10.4 million it invested in the business just weeks earlier.

  • 3 days ago | startupdaily.net | Simon Thomsen

    Sydney startup organisation Fishburners has added investor and tech M&A lawyer Jason Maletic and fintech entrepreneur Paul Umbrazunas as Non-Executive Directors (NEDs), taking its board to five. The move comes follows a recent changing of the guard with Majella Campbell takes on the CEO role in February. Chair Bilyana Smith said they join the board “as we embark on a bold new chapter”.

  • 6 days ago | startupdaily.net | Simon Thomsen

    Five Australian startups from Australia’s eastern states have been selected for the 2025 LawTech Hub by Lander & Rogers. The accelerator program’s eighth cohort is focused on AI solutions for legal issues such as drafting and negotiating, legal research, due diligence, and agentic AI. The five startups are: Amender, Courtaid, DDLoop, Lawme, and Mobius. The LawTech Hub, established in 2019, is a pro bono commitment by Lander & Rogers to foster innovation in the legal sector.

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