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Emyjor Services managing director Greg Bowden was revealed as First Amongst Equals at the 40under40 Awards for 2024, winning first place ahead of a diverse cohort of WA's young business and community leaders.

Barring students from using ChatGPT for education purposes is akin to telling the computer generation to use an abacus, according to one of Perth's most successful tech entrepreneurs.

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Perth-based Healthengine has dipped further into the red, with its annual report revealing an operational restructure as well as a significant board overhaul over the past year.

Healthengine has begun a changing of the guard, with founder Marcus Tan stepping down as chief executive and announcing an outsider to take his place.

Our weekly appointments wrap includes David Haslett, Pierre Yang, Jackie Jarvis, Sam Vandongen, Natalie Whitby, Stephen Lemonis, Chris Bingemann, Marcus Tan and Jessica Gethin.

Technology entrepreneur Michael Malone has further broadened his board portfolio to five with his recent appointment to health insurer HIF.

Limitless: When HealthEngine co-founder Marcus Tan had a chance encounter with two doctors in 2009, he feared history would repeat.

Mark Pownall and Mark Beyer discuss Mark McGowan's cabinet reshuffle, Clough, gas shortages, Genesis Minerals and St Barbara, CBH Group, the year in markets, HealthEngine, Artrya and the SKA.

Perth tech company Healthengine has completed a $30 million private capital raising and says it is still exploring an initial public offering and listing on the ASX.

New research covering more than 600 businesses paints the most detailed picture assembled of WA's startup and tech sectors.

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Perth technology company HealthEngine has made a key change in its corporate structure, signalling it is moving closer to proceeding with a stockmarket float.

The recent $100 million sale of Agworld is a badge of success for WA tech but also reveals the sector's limitations.

WA has many advantages in terms of hosting a thriving medical research and innovation ecosystem.

Tech startups are hoping the new state government will help develop, and fund, opportunities.

HealthEngine has pushed back on reports its booking system has allowed patients to prematurely book the second dose of their COVID-19 vaccine.

Perth-based HealthEngine has been chosen by the federal government to build its COVID-19 vaccination booking platform.

Perth-based HealthEngine has been ordered to pay $2.9 million in penalties by the Federal Court. It comes after the tech company achieved rapid growth but incurred big financial losses.

A technology startup, cofounded by previous 40under40 award winner Tim Brewer, has received a $598,000 commercialisation grant from the federal government.

BetterLabs Ventures, RAC's early stage seed fund, has become WA's largest venture capital fund with the announcement last night it had expanded to $23 million.

Federal proceedings against online health booking platform HealthEngine have brought attention to the complicated practice of bundled consent.

The ACCC has instituted federal court proceedings against HealthEngine, accusing the WA-based health service of misleading and deceptive conduct.

We share seven of the many stories of WA ingenuity and entrepreneurship to have had an impact during the past five decades.

The tech sector in WA is slowly maturing and the focus on startups is laying the groundwork for future growth.

Medical platform HealthEngine and an online analytics system designed to benefit agribusinesses were among the winners at last week's Western Australian Information Technology and Telecommunications Alliance Incite awards.

Successful Perth tech business HealthEngine has removed all customer feedback from its website while it conducts a review.

40under40: Adam Yap is one of the leaders behind Perth's largest and most successful startup.

Saracen Mineral Holdings managing director Raleigh Finlayson has received the top honour at Business News' 2018 40under40 awards, named First Amongst Equals ahead of a diverse field of Western Australia's young business and community leaders.

Three high-profile business people have resigned from the board of Perth Modern School, just weeks after two other board members did not seek re-election, as the fallout from a governance dispute and a review by KPMG continues.

The right kind of government assistance could provide a timely fillip for WA's startup and innovation community.

Tech innovators, investors and entrepreneurs descended on Perth during the past fortnight for a series of startup events that sparked wide-ranging discussions about how to strengthen the local ecosystem and compete on the world stage.

SPECIAL REPORT: Two senior recruits reflect the growing size and changing focus of the Perth-based online business.

Perth-based HealthEngine has shown that investors still have an appetite for quality tech companies, announcing today it has raised $26.7 million from venture capital and private equity investors in a deal led by major global player Sequoia India.

There are plenty of people who want success for the local startup scene, but fewer seem willing to commit to fund it.

Local entrepreneur Tim Brewer has joined a cohort of mentors and advisers for a new Perth-based startup accelerator program, Plus Eight, which will begin in March, around the same time Commonwealth Bank of Australia will bring its Pop Up Innovation Lab to town.

Carnegie Wave Energy has taken first place in Techboard's top trending startup rank this fortnight, after announcing a $2.5 million grant for a wave and solar power microgrid on Garden Island.

SPECIAL REPORT: Advances in technology are changing the interaction between healthcare providers and consumers, providing greater competition and choice.

Major health insurers HBF and Bupa have announced they will invest in the development of fellow insurer nib's online health service platform, Whitecoat, which promotes itself as a TripAdvisor-like model offering consumers search, booking, survey, and pay functions for healthcare treatment.