Victoria’s reputation as Australia’s most innovative agriculture state reinforced by a new partnership between Bosch Australia and Monash University.

It’s official: Melbourne is Australia’s smartest city.

As the world’s largest eCommerce market, China represents a huge opportunity for Australian businesses.

Australians have given a ringing endorsement of legalising same-sex marriage in the Federal Government’s landmark postal survey.

What began as a whim has now ended with Emre Deniz of Opaque Media preparing NASA astronauts for the journey into space.

A new Australian research collaboration using 3D implants and robotic surgery is set to change the way tumours and bone cancers are treated.

Melbourne medtech startup CNSDose is leading the way in genetically-guided dosing for the treatment of depression.

Australians are the most tolerant and welcoming people on earth when it comes to migrants, according to renowned demographer, Bernard Salt.

An international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons that originated in Carlton in Melbourne has been awarded the 2017 Nobel Prize for Peace.

Free public WiFi has been made available in Melbourne city centre including Bourke St Mall and on platforms at Melbourne's city train stations.

In a world where data governance looms as one of the bedrocks of a strong digital economy, Victoria is set to be at the forefront of advances.

Victoria’s new trade statement identifies global trends in a drive to get businesses to seize international trade breaks.

Once seen as an expensive gimmick for early adopters, augmented reality is now mature enough to be a genuine enabling technology.

Victorian fintechs Afterpay and Touchcorp have merged, and are now taking their innovative shop now, pay later service global.

Telstra’s 2017 Cyber Security Report found that 59 per cent of Australian organisations have detected a business interrupting breach at least monthly.

The Monash Institute of Medical Engineering is delivering real medical breakthroughs and partnerships between researchers, hospitals and industry.

Around 200 Australian women will have the chance to turn their tech ideas into reality thanks to a new initiative from Girl Geek Academy.

An Australian regenerative medicine company is part of a growing revolution by developing an exciting new stem cell-based therapeutic technique.