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In this week's episode of The Startup Retro, Gemma and Will explore Uber's decision to shut down Car Next Door, its Australian carshare division, after acquiring the startup for $105M. The hosts share some positive news from the startup ecosystem, including Sitemate’s acquisition of Nomad Fleet, Bindimaps securing a key partnership with Australia Post, and the latest developments in the SunCable renewable energy project. In the startup raises segment, the hosts spotlight space-tech innovator Metakosmos and childcare-focused AI startup LoveHeart.ai.
Time Stamps
00:00 - Acknowledgement of Country
00:30 - Intro music
01:00 - Welcome and episode preview
01:30 - Pre-roll ad
02:00 - Headlines
02:30 - Uber shuts down Car Next Door
07:30 - Sitemate acquires Nomad Fleet
09:00 - BindiMaps secures partnership with Australia Post
10:00 - SunCable project approved by Federal Government
12:00 - Startup Raises
12:30 - Gem’s Pick: Metakosmos
17:00 - Will’s Pick: LoveHeart.ai
20:00 - Mid-roll ad
25:00 - KaaS Recommendations
28:00 - Outro
LinksHeadlines
Startup Raises
KaaS Recommendations
Gem’s Pick
Will’s Pick
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By DayOne.fmIn this week's episode of The Startup Retro, Gemma and Will explore Uber's decision to shut down Car Next Door, its Australian carshare division, after acquiring the startup for $105M. The hosts share some positive news from the startup ecosystem, including Sitemate’s acquisition of Nomad Fleet, Bindimaps securing a key partnership with Australia Post, and the latest developments in the SunCable renewable energy project. In the startup raises segment, the hosts spotlight space-tech innovator Metakosmos and childcare-focused AI startup LoveHeart.ai.
Time Stamps
00:00 - Acknowledgement of Country
00:30 - Intro music
01:00 - Welcome and episode preview
01:30 - Pre-roll ad
02:00 - Headlines
02:30 - Uber shuts down Car Next Door
07:30 - Sitemate acquires Nomad Fleet
09:00 - BindiMaps secures partnership with Australia Post
10:00 - SunCable project approved by Federal Government
12:00 - Startup Raises
12:30 - Gem’s Pick: Metakosmos
17:00 - Will’s Pick: LoveHeart.ai
20:00 - Mid-roll ad
25:00 - KaaS Recommendations
28:00 - Outro
LinksHeadlines
Startup Raises
KaaS Recommendations
Gem’s Pick
Will’s Pick
Thanks to our sponsors for helping to make this episode of The Startup Retro possible.
RipplingAre you a founder overwhelmed by HR, payroll, onboarding, and IT tasks? Simplify with Rippling: an all-in-one platform for your global workforce.
Get 3 Months Free
TeamifiedBuild a top-notch team fast with Teamified. Teamified offers fractional CTOs, contractors, and remote team members from the Philippines, India, or Sri Lanka. Cut hiring times by 50%.
Get started
The Day One NetworkThe Startup Retro is part of Day One, the podcast network dedicated to founders, operators & investors.For broader updates on the Day One network, including news about other shows and network-wide updates, sign up for the Day One Newsletter. We are dedicated to creating content that helps Australian founders succeed. https://dayone.fm/newsletter
Sponsor the showWant to become a sponsor? Send us an email.
Follow Day One on the socials
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