A world-first patented electronic capsule developed in Melbourne to help identify gut disorders takes out top spot in an international competition.
Georgina Jerums
Georgina has written across business, travel, property and marketing for two decades, interviewing the likes of Gough Whitlam, Julia Gillard, Alan Joyce and Cathy Freeman. A former reviewer with The Age Cheap Eats, you'll often find Georgina on a quest to locate the perfect single origin espresso or loaf of sourdough. "There's plenty of competition given this IS Melbourne we're talking about," she says.
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Shaping our future: meet Victoria’s first Chief Engineer
In January, Dr Collette Burke was appointed as Victoria’s inaugural Chief Engineer. She talks us through her key achievements to date.
Melinda Cilento on stage presenting at a CEDA event
Economic snapshot: Top Victorian findings from CEDA survey
Findings from a recent survey reveal community attitudes to growth and development.
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Wearable patch to detect UV rays earns prize for RMIT
A team from Melbourne’s RMIT University has invented an award-winning product to help detect harmful levels of UV radiation that cause melanoma.
Dr Michelle Blachard
Maintaining a mentally healthy workplace
With 'R U OK?' Day occurring on 13 September, we speak to an expert on how to foster a mentally healthy workplace.
Potrait shot of Dierdre Diamante behind a blue background
Battling the diversity problem in the tech sector
A Q & A with an industry insider: Deirdre Diamante talks barriers and diversity in the tech sector.
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San Francisco calling: Victorian software giant sells for $US1.6 billion
Launched just a decade back, local software company Aconex sold recently for $US1.6 billion. We chart its rise.
AI thriving in Victoria
Victoria is a national leader in artificial intelligence and our economy is reaping the rewards.
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Silo Art Trail: Drive through Australia’s largest outdoor gallery
For a road trip with a quirky art angle, head to the 200 km Silo Art Trail in the Wimmera Mallee.
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Top four reasons to do business with Latin America
Keen to break into Latin America? We show you how.
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Get your business moving with the Small Business Bus
Could your business do with some free one-on-one advice? Then jump aboard the Small Business Bus.
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Monash University takes chequered flag in global Formula Student racing event
Monash University scores a double podium finish in international student Formula One race.
Charles Milne - Victoria's Chief Veterinary Officer talking in the lab
A chat with…Dr Charles Milne, Victoria’s Chief Veterinary Officer
Dr Charles Milne is the Victorian Government’s chief vet. It’s an important job that has an impact on all Victorians. Find out what is involved.
Small Business Festival 2018 - August 1 - 31
Victoria’s Small Business Festival kicks off in August
Are you a small business operator? Here’s a series of August events you do not want to miss.
Aerial view on skyscrapers of Financial District of Santiago, capital of Chile under early morning fog
Latin American trade spotlight: Santiago office update
Check out the latest trade opportunities in Latin America.
Neon lights at Shinjuku which is one of Tokyo's business districts with many international corporate headquarters located here
Trade tips from Adam Cunneen, Victorian Commissioner to Japan & Korea
Adam Cunneen, Victoria’s Commissioner to Japan and Korea reveals his top advice when seeking to trade and invest within such diverse markets.
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Inaugural forum to connect rural women this August
The inaugural Victorian Rural Women’s Forum kicks off this August, mixing mentoring and networking with workshops and wellbeing.
