News Articles for Kate Raynes-Goldie

An Australian initiative is seeking to address harassment and bullying in the startup ecosystem.

Despite the historically significant role women have played in tech, work remains to achieve employment balance.

Tech and culture were out in force at the Australian iteration of South by South West held in Sydney recently.

Parents may not be cool in the eyes of their gen Z kids, but their old-school tech is.

Business leaders should opt for simplicity and track where their customers are when making choices about platforms.

High battery replacement costs, design and supply issues make electric vehicles a challenge for insurers.

AI will have a hard time replacing human curiosity, critical thinking and scientific thought.

The launch of ChatGPT merely highlights how much of a role AI already plays in daily life.

Love them or loathe them, use of e-scooters and other micromobility vehicles is moving ahead.

A Canadian $15 million-dollar investment fund with a solid tech focus is growing a collaborative community worldwide.

Approaching creative challenges from outside a human perspective can deliver some unexpectedly good results.

We're only a couple of years away from starting the decade during which it's expected AI will take 40 per cent of Australian jobs.

Nearly 700 people attended WA's long-running Women in Technology conference.

Birds of a different feather may flock together if Elon Musk changes Twitter's content rules.

The DDD Perth conference has made big strides by including as many voices and participants as possible.

A recent Screenwest grant and other new funding have been welcomed by the games sector, but there's plenty of ground to be made up.

A research centre at Monash University is applying cutting-edge science and contemplative traditions.

Use of emojis is showing up increasingly in business and professional communications.

It's virtually impossible to keep up with the rapid change in online apps with which people can connect.

A Fremantle space with a wellness focus is seeking to change the narrative about work, post-COVID restrictions.

An innovative coding school recently opened in Australia has big plans.

A new member-based network connects women-led ventures to each other and to the investor community.

Australia's growing tech sector is well placed to develop an inclusive, flexible workplace model.

Research suggests a future for psilocybin as a treatment for mental health problems.

Cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens featured prominently at Perth's recent tech festival.

Almost one in 10 people aged 24 to 30 have left WA in the past five years, signalling more must be done to create a culture of opportunity.

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.

Startup founders, business leaders, policy makers, artists and creative institutions are joining forces to shape the future of WA's economy.

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

Western Australia's game developers have been given a helping hand following a public acknowledgement that the barriers to their success are significant.

The Film and Television Institute is forging the way for game developers in Western Australia, appointing Kate Raynes-Goldie as its first director of Interactive Programs.