Tuesday, September 8, 2026

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Startmate backs 17 startups for its winter intake

Dubbed Camp Startmate, it brought the founders and Startmate team before before the latest Accelerator began. Week Zero is a longstanding Startmate tradition where founders decide where they are going and how ambitious they’re prepared to be. Normally it...

CSIRO to seek private backing as Australia’s R&D funding falls behind

Wealthy benefactors could help fund areas of science beyond health, the head of Australia’s national science agency says, following the organisation’s painful job cuts. CSIRO chief executive Doug Hilton said there was scope to spread the support, with the medical...

People who become intensely private about money in old age aren’t being secretive, they watched what happened to somebody they loved once the family...

There is a particular kind of silence that can appear around money in later life. An older parent will discuss the cost of groceries, the electricity bill and the absurd price of a cup of coffee. They may tell you...

Psychology says the happiest people after 70 aren’t the ones who found purpose — they’re the ones who stopped demanding that every day justify...

I have been thinking about the kind of day that is almost impossible to defend in a culture obsessed with improvement. You wake without an alarm. You drink coffee slowly. You water something, read twenty pages, sit in the afternoon...

Psychology says the reason attractive, kind people sometimes have no close friends isn’t a personality flaw — it’s that they’ve often spent their whole...

Some people are very easy to choose. They look good in a room. They remember birthdays, ask the second question and know what to say when somebody’s life comes apart. They are pleasant to be around, useful in a crisis...

Some people are brilliant one-on-one and invisible in groups

A friend of mine is the finest conversationalist I know, on the strict condition that there are exactly two of us. Over coffee she’ll take a half-formed thought of mine, turn it over, find the crack in it and hand...

Province Aims to a Build Bigger, Faster, and More Reliable EV Charging Network

The Province wants to dramatically expand electric charging infrastructure over the next decade while simultaneously hoping to conserve energy. Since 2016, the Government of Canada has allocated more than $1 billion in funding to support the deployment of electric vehicle...

People in their seventies who stop buying clothes for the person they used to be, stop keeping the good china for a day that...

There is a particular kind of house that looks ready for everyone except the person who lives there. The wardrobe contains clothes for a body, job or social life that belonged to another decade. The good china waits behind glass...

Researchers studying what people miss most after retiring have found that it is rarely the work, the money, or the status — it is...

On the first Monday after retirement, the alarm does not ring. Nobody asks whether the train was delayed. No colleague looks towards the door at 9:07 and says, “There you are.” The missing salary and title are obvious enough to...

At the peak of Zimbabwe’s 2008 meltdown, prices doubled roughly every day. The central bank answered by printing a hundred-trillion-dollar note worth only about...

Picture a single banknote with the number 100,000,000,000,000 printed on it. That was the Z$100 trillion note. The Smithsonian describes it as one of the world’s largest denominations of currency. It was worth about US$33 on the black market...
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What went wrong before an Amazon jet barreled off the runway

Federal officials are investigating why an Amazon cargo jet overran a runway at Miami International Airport, striking two vehicles...
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