This global space industry is predicted to be worth US$600 billion by 2030, and Australia is well-positioned to gain from the boom.

As the guardians of capital – the fuel that founders need to launch and scale-up their ventures – VCs are the adjudicator for startup success.

The Fourth Industrial Age is dawning. This includes disruption to jobs, wealth inequality, ethics and identity issues, security and conflict. It’s critical that businesses, governments and individuals are prepared for the change.

Augmented humans are one of the key trends identified in 20 Predictions for the Next 20 years, a new report by KPMG and Australian National University’s 3A Institute.

In psychology, our identity defines who we are, the way we think about ourselves, and how we believe the world views us. Our identity contains those key characteristics that define us.

KPMG’s 2019 Global PropTech survey reveals Australian PropTech firms are poised for growth.

What makes AI different to innovations of the past, is that the risks become amplified when technology can be scaled and applied to entire populations at once.

5G will allow every aspect of the Defence Force to be connected and facilitate faster communication.

PropTech has the potential to power growth in the real estate and construction sectors but its adoption is slow.