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Startups
The Denholm R&D Review: What the Proposed Changes Mean for Australian Startup Founders
29 Mar 2026|8 Mins Read

On 17 March 2026, the federal government released the final report of the Strategic Examination of Research and Development — commonly known as the Denholm review, after panel chair Robyn Denholm. …

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Venture capital
Drag-Along and Tag-Along Rights: How Investor Exit Mechanics Work in Practice
26 Mar 2026|9 Mins Read

We’ve previously covered what drag-along and tag-along rights are and why they matter. This post goes deeper — into how these clauses actually operate when an exit is on the table. The theory is …

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Employment
AI and the Workplace: Legal Obligations for Australian Startups Using AI to Hire or Manage Staff
25 Mar 2026|8 Mins Read

Australian startups are adopting AI tools at pace. Automated CV screening, algorithmic scheduling, AI-driven performance analytics, chatbot-based candidate assessments — these are no longer …

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Startups
Shareholders' Agreements vs Company Constitution: What Each Does and Why You Need Both
24 Mar 2026|8 Mins Read

Most Australian startups incorporate a company and move on. Maybe the founders shake hands, split equity, and start building. If they’re diligent, they adopt a company constitution. If …

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Startups
Due Diligence Ready: What Investors Actually Look for in Your Legal Data Room
23 Mar 2026|9 Mins Read

You’ve pitched your startup, the investor is interested, and a term sheet is on the table. Then the email arrives: “Can you set up a data room?”

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Startups
The Delaware Flip Explained: Should Your Australian Startup Restructure for US Investment?
22 Mar 2026|8 Mins Read

If you’ve ever spoken to a US venture capital firm about funding your Australian startup, you’ve probably heard some version of the same question: “Are you a Delaware C-Corp?”

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