Business news
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Boost program helps Raiz partner with UNSW to develop new customer technology
Micro investing platform Raiz has partnered with the University of NSW (UNSW) with support from the NSW Government's Boosting Business Innovation Program to develop machine-learning technology to provide a better experience for customers.
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Single Touch Payroll for Small Businesses
NSW small business owners are encouraged to get on board with a new ‘Single Touch Payroll’ system that comes into effect from today for employers with less than 19 employees.
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Applications open for Round 2 of Australia’s first algae business accelerator
The Green Light accelerator program is aimed at boosting NSW's developing bioeconomy.
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Governor of NSW tours Avalon Airshow
On Wednesday 27 February, the NSW Government stand at the Avalon Airshow welcomed the Governor of NSW, His Excellency General David Hurley AC DSC (Ret’d). The Governor’s visit enabled him to meet with NSW defence and aerospace industry companies and highlight their role in support of Australian Defence Force capabilities.
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Study NSW partner program gives valuable insights to exporters
The NSW Government, through a Study NSW Partner Project grant, has supported a pilot program that matches international students in NSW with NSW-based exporters to complete market research projects for foreign markets with export potential.
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A global venture to boost Sydney’s tech community
The NSW Government is providing $380,000 to facilitate Australia’s first Venture Café—an inclusive, diverse, and accessible gathering space.
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NSW tops nation in small business creation
New data from the ABS shows NSW is leading the country in small business creation with net growth of close to 30,000 actively trading in the 2017-18 financial year.
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US company chooses Sydney for Asia Pacific base
United States technology company Higher Logic has chosen Sydney for its first international office and as a base for Asia Pacific business expansion.
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$10 million challenge backs new youth unemployment solutions
Twelve organisations have triumphed in a challenge to find new and innovative solutions to help young people into work.