Entrepreneurship stories

DQA collaborates with Indigenous-owned IT leader DickersonDigital, aiming to enhance Australia's technology sector and support Indigenous enterprises.

Isle of Man announces largest Innovation Challenge, seeking global enterprises to pitch solutions for key business issues.

Cybersecurity firm Pentest People secures 27th spot in Fast Growth 50 Index, boosting the Northern England economy.

UK tech start-up, Dootrix, experiences a dramatic 74% spike in revenue as it dominates the cloud services market.

Norton launches all-in-one cybersecurity solution for small businesses, aimed at protecting their digital environments and financial futures.

Mastercard and partners have launched a new mobile payment acceptance solution to unlock the potential of women entrepreneurs in Fiji.

The app provides services that make the internet, smartphones and computers easier to use, while equipping seniors to make the most of the online services.

New Zealand is second only to the United States for being the most conducive country to women’s entrepreneurship, a new report from Mastercard revealed today.

Sydney and Melbourne ranked amongst world's best cities for women entrepreneurs, according to Dell's 2019 Women Entrepreneur Cities Index.

New Zealand’s aspiring leaders and entrepreneurs are about to put their best feet forward for the launch of the Venture Up 2019 youth accelerator this month.

Entrepreneurs gathered to celebrate their journeys at Soda Inc's Ambition Showcase, featuring speakers and workshops on entrepreneurship and business growth.

Barriers to adoption include infrastructure challenges such as a lack of connectivity, and the lack of strong value propositions.

The mountainous backdrop of Queenstown is set to become the location of Creative HQ’s newest 2019 Venture Up accelerator for young entrepreneurs.

Beyond the New Kiwis Challenge, Zino is all about supporting both local and international talent.

Two footy mates from northern Queensland have now closed a capital raise of AU$5 million – all for their social network for travellers.

Kiwis who fancy themselves local experts now have the chance to become ‘micro-entrepreneurs’ through Airbnb.

Tā Koha will support Māori business and social ventures that wish to use ‘crowd power’ or whanau supporters to fund the kaupapa they care about most.

September 12 marks this year’s upcoming Canterbury Tech Summit, and organisers those lucky enough to attend will not be disappointed.

Want to find out what it would be like to be the next tech tycoon? A new interactive game series might just teach you the skills to walk that path.

From ski innovation to horticulture, an emphasis on making people’s lives easier has netted two teams of entrepreneurs $10,000 each.

Multi-award winning professor Olaf Diegel will start with Auckland University’s Faculty of Engineering in early 2019.

New Zealand has been ranked as one of the top three locations in the world for millennials who want to start a business.

Their ideas addressed the issues of a modern world and responded through taking a collaborative, community approach.

The listing follows a $70 million IPO, which values the company at approximately $143 million on a fully diluted basis.