Inside the $730 billion war on slavery – and how Grace Forrest is fighting it

Grace Forrest was 18 when she launched the human rights organisation Walk Free. It is at the forefront of the war on modern slavery – which could affect $730 billion worth of G20 imports, according to Walk Free’s estimates. Forrest is aided by start-up FairSupply and its founder, Kim Randle, as they seek to end […]

Inside Jaguar’s electrifying next chapter

From the racetrack to the road, the iconic British automaker is charging forward in its bid to lead the transition in the luxury EV space. Standing in the heart of London and just 10 minutes from the start of the season’s most important race, there’s not a driver in sight. Instead, hundreds of fans, actors […]

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Inside Telix: The Aussie guided nuclear missile for cancer

Radio-pharma biotech Telix is building on the success – and the cashflow – from its nuclear-guided prostate cancer tool to aim for new cancers, and new treatments. Christian Behrenbruch was outraged. That’s what started it all. The then 26-year-old PhD candidate from Melbourne was at a routine lab meeting at Oxford when it was mentioned […]

Poker nights to pitch-decks: What could really change diversity in VC?

California recently became the first US state to pass legislation on diversity in venture capital in a bid to increase funding to female-founded start-ups. But Jessy Wu, newly-appointed partner at Australia’s AfterWork Ventures, says a “paint by numbers” view of diversity has never sat well with her. She discusses her start-up story, what she sees […]

A letter from our Editor-in-Chief

Editor-in-Chief Sarah O’Carroll on AI, inflation, and what else to expect from Forbes Australia’s 8th issue. This time last year, the world hadn’t heard of ChatGPT. But since the generative AI tool’s launch by OpenAI on November 30, 2022, there’s been little else the tech sector has talked about.    But if 2023 was the year of the great AI revolution, 2024 looks set to […]