Check out these amazing Aussie businesses that are taking on the world.
Each week Mike Loder is celebrating the hard work and determination of passionate people behind businesses, we dive deeper to explore how they are innovating and commercialising their ideas into a product or service.
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LATEST EPISODE
X-RAY Revolution & Local Mining Boost
Micro X is a revolutionary medical and security imaging business, finding better ways to X-ray. Their research has led to the development of a world-leading Electronic X-ray Tube – a patented, carbon nanotube technology that makes their products lighter, smaller and more portable. Good news for medical imaging industries (and others).
Kai Roh Contracting directors Rowena Leslie and Katrina Stubbs run this female-led business that supports local communities. A female-led, family business that supports their community in the mining industry. They are providing mining services, and have recently pushed into the civil works industry.
PREVIOUS EPISODES
Sea Weed Saviour! & Digital Medical Marvels
Sea Kelp is incredible it’s not a plant and it’s not an animal…. Golden kelp is a large brown to golden-brown seaweed which can grow up to 1.5 meters long. It is packed with vitamins and minerals a natural multivitamin that tastes good too! We are joined by Jo Lane Owner of Sea Health Products who is changing the way we see slimy sea life.
And Kico Knee is a small Sydney company that is hoping to change how advanced technology can simulate operations. Looking to implement the best possible intervention and rehabilitation program for those suffering from a host of ailments including Knee reconstruction Manager Bede O’Connor gives us the rundown.
Engineering With A Twist & Awesome Video Analytics
Unleash Live harnesses the power of machine learning and Artificial intelligence within Video. This looks to change the way companies monitor and distribute resources to maximizing output and performance.
Whilst Romar Engineering is an advanced manufacturing group for industries including space, medical, and defense. They make use of incredible 3D printing capabilities to expedite metal printing with laser precision.
Connect across the globe with your own digital passport. My Pass is a solution for companies looking to connect volunteers, workers and employees, a clever digital workforce management system, designed to help companies in highly regulated industries reduce their risk of cost and operations.
And Scoot Boots are the only Australian manufacturer of protective equine hoof boots offering an alternative to metal horseshoes and disrupting the farrier industry. We are joined by former equestrian show jumper Annette Kaitinis who co-founded Scoot Boots and shares how they have seen business growth, in global markets with a goal to increase the life expectancy for horses.
The Future of Mining Vehicles & Magic Plastic Welding
It’s a construction-fuelled episode of Ticker Business this week with Loadpro, who have managed to design a revolutionary off-road truck that is easy to manoeuvre, durable, fuel-efficient, simple to service, and limits driver fatigue! Ron Schliebs is the managing Director over at Loadpro and unloads the latest.
Meanwhile, plastic welding serves as a backbone for aquaculture, and Mitchell Plastic Welding is leading the way for Tasmania and the mainland’s pipeline projects. Managing director Brendan Mitchell joined us to explain how the company is sealing the leaks and experiencing growth across this sector.
Calculated Cricket Tech & Clever A.I Cameras
Cricketing legend Michael Kasprowicz tells us about Sportcor – a company redesigning the cricket ball with intelligence systems to track and measure a player’s performance. Inspiring competition at a grassroots stage whilst boasting precision at the professional level, Sportcor looks set to change the game.
Imagine looking at hours of vast pipeline networks for a tiny crack or blockage… Michelle Aguilar tells us how VAPAR is making use of A.I to greatly reduce the laborious nature of damage assessment within precious pipelines. Increasing the efficiency of identifying and fixing faults as they arise, keeping your water flowing throughout urban infrastructure!
About AusIndustry
AusIndustry provides more than government grants – Their national network collaborates with businesses on their growth journey.
When you join AusIndustry, you get access to a range of initiatives, all designed to support your business to innovate, invest and commercialise. And, you may be eligible for funding to make it happen.
At the heart of AusIndustry is the outreach network, spread across 30 locations around Australia. Their experienced local experts will work directly with you to achieve your business vision.
To find out how they can take your business to the next level, visit business.gov.au/ausindustry or call 13 28 46.
Australia and the UK poised for stronger economic partnership through shared culture and financial investments.
In Short:
– Australia and the UK have strong trade ties, with £5.6 billion in annual trade and significant investments.
– Belinda Coates advocates for collaboration, highlighting mutual learning opportunities in business practices.
Australia and the UK share strong economic and cultural ties, with £5.6 billion in annual trade and significant investments in British assets from Australian superannuation funds.
The first episode of “The Connector” features Belinda Coates, founder of Harper B, discussing the potential for collaboration between the two nations. Coates highlights how Australians and Brits can learn from each other, especially in business practices, given their similar legal and regulatory frameworks.
Historically, ties weakened when the UK joined the EU. However, London remains an attractive hub for Australian businesses due to its robust investment environment. Australia boasts nearly $4 trillion in superannuation, prompting many funds to diversify into overseas markets, including property in the UK.
London’s ambitious transformation requires one million square metres of office space by 2040 amid pressure to balance housing and commercial needs.
In Short:
– London aims for one million square metres of new office space by 2040 to enhance commercial vibrancy and housing affordability.
– Investor confidence is rising, with low vacancy rates and a need for retrofitting older buildings to attract businesses.
London is undergoing a significant transformation, with a demand for one million square metres of office space by 2040.
Tom Sleigh, Chairman of the Planning and Transportation Committee for the City of London Corporation, discusses the current climate for investors and developers. He notes a resurgence in investor confidence in London despite global economic headwinds. Recently, the Square Mile welcomed 11 million visitors in June, reaching pre-pandemic levels much sooner than expected.
London is compared favourably in terms of costs to cities like New York and Hong Kong, making it appealing for businesses. The local planning strategy involves identifying suitable areas for new development, with a focus on retrofitting older buildings to improve their quality and usability.
London undergoes transformative developments as Third.i Group shares insights from Australia and the UK housing markets.
In Short:
– London is transforming with mixed-use precincts and innovative investments, as discussed by Gareth Hardy of Third.i Group.
– Third.i Group focuses on diverse housing solutions and navigates challenges like Brexit and COVID-19, leveraging experiences from the UK and Australia.
London is experiencing a significant transformation marked by mixed-use precincts, decarbonisation, and innovative investment models. Gareth Hardy, director and co-founder of Third.i Group, recently discussed the company’s influence on these developments in both the UK and Australia.
Hardy highlighted Third.i Group’s commitment to creating diverse housing solutions, such as affordable accommodation for key workers, as it navigates challenges like Brexit and COVID-19. He pointed out that while affordable housing in the UK may be ahead of Australia, the latter excels in adult social care.
Hardy expressed optimism about future developments, particularly in the realm of adult social care and housing regulations, positioning Third.i Group as a potential leader in these key areas.