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Australia’s 60,000 Business Succession Crisis: Why Good Companies Will Close Their Doors

The Australian Business Growth Fund identified approximately 162,000 privately held businesses in Australia with revenue between AUD$2 million and AUD$100 million. More than two-thirds are owned by people of retirement age. When surveyed, another two-thirds do not have a succession plan in place. The mathematics are stark. 60,000 businesses owned by someone of retirement age […]

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The Iron Chaperone: Alterity’s High-Stakes Sprint on Brain Iron Redistribution

Multiple System Atrophy (MSA) is a devastating neurological disease with no known cure. Alterity Therapeutics is breaking the “black box” of MSA with ATH434, a first-in-class drug that targets toxic iron accumulation. After successful Phase 2 results, the company is now scaling for a pivotal Phase 3 trial, positioning itself as a frontrunner in a multi-billion dollar orphan drug market.

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1,000km, sustainable, efficient , no onboard pilot: How ‘Gap Drone ’ is rewriting the rules of remote logistics

Can autonomous drones solve Australia’s “tyranny of distance”? GAP Drone CEO Liesl Haris thinks so. With the launch of ATLAS—an autonomous transport logistics aircraft system—the company is bypassing traditional infrastructure to deliver 50kg payloads over 1,000km. Dubbed the “Uber of airfreight,” GAP Drone is tackling the “too hard basket” of remote logistics, partnering with Australia Post to provide First Nations communities and regional hubs with reliable, low-cost access to medicine, food, and economic opportunity. By operating within current regulatory frameworks and utilising a “no-runway” launch model, GAP Drone is transforming air freight from an expensive luxury into a scalable utility.

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Breaking the ‘Bird’s Nest’: How Amplia Therapeutics is Piercing the Shield of Pancreatic Cancer

Led by award-winning drug developer Dr. Chris Burns, Amplia Therapeutics (ASX: ATX) is taking a “one-two punch” approach to one of medicine’s deadliest challenges. By utilizing their lead asset, narmafotinib, to dismantle the protective “bird’s nest” of fibrotic tissue surrounding pancreatic tumors, Amplia has achieved a 35% interim response rate in Phase 2a trials. With FDA Fast Track status and critical survival data expected in 2026, the company is rapidly approaching a major commercial and clinical rerate.

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