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Australia's AI Safety Institute: What the AISI Means for Startups Developing High-Risk AI
19 May 2026|9 Mins Read

A founder building a clinical decision-support tool gets a question from her lead Series A investor: “How do you handle the AI Safety Institute?” She has heard of the AISI — the Australian …

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Restating Your Cap Table: When and How to Clean Up a Messy Share Structure Before Series A
18 May 2026|7 Mins Read

A founder books a partner meeting with a Tier 1 VC. The associate asks for the cap table on a Tuesday and the term sheet conversation is set for the following Monday. Over the weekend the founder …

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Structuring a Startup Joint Venture: Legal Frameworks for Co-Building Products with Another Company
18 May 2026|8 Mins Read

Two SaaS founders meet at a conference. One has a payments platform, the other a logistics tool. Their customers overlap. They sketch a product on the back of a napkin — a bundled offering that solves …

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Contractor or Employee? How Sham Contracting Laws Catch Out Australian Startups
1 May 2026|8 Mins Read

Australian startups love contractors. They’re flexible, they don’t require leave entitlements, and they keep the headcount low on pitch decks. A founder can engage a developer on an ABN, …

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Convertible Equity Agreements: A Cleaner Alternative to SAFEs and Convertible Notes for Australian Rounds
30 Apr 2026|9 Mins Read

Australian startups raising pre-seed and seed capital almost always reach for one of two instruments: a SAFE (Simple Agreement for Future Equity) or a convertible note. Both let founders take in …

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Federal Court AI Rules: What the New Practice Note Means for Startups Using AI in Legal and Compliance
29 Apr 2026|8 Mins Read

On 16 April 2026, Chief Justice Debra Mortimer of the Federal Court of Australia issued the Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence Practice Note (GPN-AI) — the Court’s first comprehensive …

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