Only 2% of Australian tech capital reached all-female startup founders in 2025

Just 2 percent of Australian tech startup capital in 2025 went to all-female founded teams. Women's health innovators say the shortage is pushing them to seek funding overseas.

Why it mattersTalented founders may leave Australia. The country risks missing a chance to become a world leader in women's health innovation.

AustraliaAustralian women's health tech talent and innovation capability leaving for better-funded overseas markets.

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