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 I relocated to a new place a year ago to join a new company and it was a highly stressful experience. I made several mistakes because I didn’t focused on the right things. As a result, it took a lot of time for me to settle down in that place. If you do not want to make the same mistakes, here is an article for you. It has everything you should know before relocating for a job. Lack of planning is the main reason why people experience chaos during move but these things will make the task easier. To know more, read the complete article here. https://www.betterremovalistsadelaide.com.au/everything-you-should-know-before-relocating-for-a-job/

 An app aimed at making every dollar we spend carbon-neutral has raised $4 million towards its mission, which has so far attracted partners ranging from Microsoft to Doorstep Organics, Zero Co to Single Use Ain't Sexy and more.  Co-founded in 2019 by Tom Ferrier and Neil McVeigh, Greener has sought to tackle a pervading sense of powerlessness amongst consumers when they want to buy from genuinely sustainable brands and sift through the greenwashing noise. The solution was a digital platform that allows consumers to "vote with their wallets" in response to climate change, utilising banking technology so they can track the impact of their spend and find personalised greener alternatives for everything they buy. Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/greener-raises--4m-to-help-consumers-cut-through-the-greenwashing.html

 Quite literally unafraid of reaching new heights, Coles (ASX: COL) is partnering with Alphabet-owned tech company Wing to provide Australia’s first “store-to-door” drone delivery service in select Gold Coast suburbs. Customers in the suburbs of Ormeau, Ormeau Hills, and Yatala will be among the first to pilot the service, offering grocery delivery in minutes from the Coles store at Ormeau Village Shopping Centre. Nearby suburbs will gradually be added to the drone network, which is set to deliver 500 of the most popular groceries such as bread, fresh produce, snacks and more. The move comes seven months after Coles ran a successful pilot program in Canberra, where more than 5,000 deliveries were made through the Wing application. Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/flying-food--coles-partners-with-wings-to-offer-gold-coasters-grocery-drone-delivery-service.html

 Sydney-based fintech BetaCarbon this week launched its blockchain-supported carbon trading platform that company founder and CEO Guy Dickinson says is capitalising on ‘massive tailwinds’ driving the sector. With the implementation of aggressive net zero targets at the government and corporate level, Dickinson says the timing is right to ‘democratise’ an asset class that until now in Australia has been the domain of about 60 institutional investors. Dickinson, the former Australian and New Zealand head of markets and treasurer for HSBC, has worked with carbon credits for some time during his corporate career. But it was 2021, at the height of the pandemic as he spent six months cloistered in Bowral, that Dickinson took a ‘deep interest’ in the asset class. Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/betacarbon-s-blockchain-carbon-trading-platform-rides--massive-tailwinds--of-change.html

 When I was moving homes in Sydney for the first time, I was nervous about the whole process. I wanted it to go off smoothly and successfully and didn’t know how to handle the whole thing. I then went online and found this brilliant article that had seven dos and dont’s of moving. From how to pack, how much to pack, what to pack where, how to help the moving service and more, there were so many good tips given here. It really helped me move without any hassle, and I was happily settled in my new home in no time. If you also need help in moving homes in Sydney, you should refer to these dos and don’ts given in this article. https://www.betterremovalistssydney.com.au/moving-etiquette-7-dos-and-donts-movers-want-you-to-know/

 Australian logistics tech company Shippit is ramping up operations in Southeast Asia (SEA) after today announcing the acquisition of Singapore-based logistics SaaS platform Luwjistik for $18 million. The move comes almost seven months after the company purchased last mile logistics tech platform Premonition for an undisclosed sum, and follows a $65 million Series B2 capital raise which helped bolster operations in SEA. The buy-out will see Shippit co-founder and co-CEO William On relocate to Singapore to spearhead the new expansion and manage Luwjistik's existing team of 50 staff, building on two years of operations in the region for the Sydney-based firm. Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/shippit-acquires-fast-growing-logistics-startup-luwjistik-for--18-million.html

 Eight years after launching Aircall, we have recently achieved a US$100 million ARR, entering a fairly small circle of Centaur companies. On paper, it sounds like rapid and consistent growth, but behind the scenes, it wasn’t always a smooth ride. Sure, you can have a great idea for a new service or product, but so many aspects of execution can go wrong along the way. In fact, statistics from the ABS indicate that about 48 per cent of Aussie startups launched in 2017 did not survive beyond 2021, which was even higher than the 10 year average (<40 per cent). And among them, many were probably profitable.  Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/blog/six-lessons-from-growing-a-global-business

 The EV revolution has gone ultra-high tech and is heading for space following a partnership between Australian hybrid rocket developer Gilmour Space Technologies and UK-based electrification specialist Equipmake to support the Gold Coast company’s commercial launch program. Under the agreement, Equipmake will supply an advanced, lightweight electric motor system for Gilmour Space’s Eris rockets which are set to take their first commercial payload from the company’s Bowen Orbital Spaceport in north Queensland next year. Gilmour Space - whose co-founder James Gilmour won the 2022 Gold Coast Young Entreprener Award - Technology - says the state-of-the art aluminium ‘spoke architecture’ motor will deliver ‘unprecedented levels of efficiency and performance, capable of operating under the intense pressures of launch and in the vacuum of space’. Read More: https://www.businessnewsaustralia.com/articles/gilmour-space-teams-up-with-uk-s-equipmake-to-take-the-ev-revolution-into-orbit.html