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07/10/2026

Meet Plumlaw, one of the newest additions to our Melbourne Connect Co-working community.

Led by Director and Principal Lawyer Omid Komeili, Plumlaw is a law firm specialising in the legal needs of founders, startups and SMEs. The team works across commercial contracts, intellectual property, privacy and business structures, helping growing companies navigate the legal considerations that come with building and scaling a business.

With a growing mix of startups, research spinouts and professional services firms based here, Plumlaw adds another area of expertise to our precinct community.

01/10/2026

October is shaping up to be one of our busiest months yet at Melbourne Connect Co-working.

We're kicking things off with a hands-on Lunch & Learn with Anthony Nardi, swapping the meeting room for the kitchen as we learn the art of pasta making.

Later this month, we're celebrating four years of Melbourne Connect Co-working at our End of Month Social. Join us as we raise a glass to four years of ideas, growth and the diverse mix of health-tech, consulting, engineering and more that have called this space home.

Whether you're part of our community already or curious to see what Melbourne Connect Co-working is all about, come along and experience it for yourself.

30/09/2026

Got an idea worth sharing? Give it a microphone.

This International Podcast Day, we’re celebrating the researchers, founders, creators and curious minds in our Melbourne Connect Co-working community who have an idea, story or perspective to share with the world.

Whether you’re unpacking new research, building something from scratch, exploring a big question or simply have a story people should hear, our podcast studio gives you a space to bring the conversation to life.

27/09/2026

The federal government has softened its stance on how Australia's data centres are powered, allowing some states to rely on coal and gas rather than renewables alone.

New mandatory standards, to be legislated in early 2027, will regulate the energy, water and land use of large data centres. But Queensland and the Northern Territory have secured carve-outs to use fossil fuels, and questions remain over whether the rules will apply to the 250-plus data centres already operating across Australia.

With data centres expected to make up 13 per cent of national grid demand by 2035-36, up from just 3 per cent today, how this plays out matters for energy costs, emissions and the communities living alongside this growth.

Read the full piece on what the new standards mean, and where the regulatory gaps remain.
https://bit.ly/46hEONC

24/09/2026

This quarter, our community debated where AI is headed, heard how WaveWise's non-invasive tech helps clinicians catch brain injury deterioration early, backed emerging founders at Tin Alley Ventures' Pitch Night, cheered on student innovators in information systems, and took a moment to check in on each other for R U OK? Day.

From panel discussions to the conversations that happen over coffee, there's always something to learn, share or spark at Melbourne Connect Co-working.

22/09/2026

That's a wrap! As a proud festival partner of this year's Innovation Week, we joined researchers, founders, industry partners and students from across The University of Melbourne ecosystem, all exploring what's next in health, sustainability, AI, entrepreneurship and immersive technology.

Hosted at our co-working space, Celebrating Latin & Hispanic Women in Tech by Gals en Australia brought together Sheylla Tupia, Maria Taracena, Diana Walsh and Catalina Neira, four women with deep experience across business analysis, project management, solutions architecture and digital transformation, for an honest conversation about building a career in tech.

Thanks to everyone who joined us!

20/09/2026

A new program is helping Australian AI companies turn great technology into enterprise-ready growth.

The Buy Australian AI Partnership Program, launched by Assistant Minister Andrew Charlton and delivered by Stone & Chalk, connects Australian AI companies with major enterprise partners including ANZ, CBA, NAB and Westpac to build the commercial capability needed to scale.

We're proud to see Melbourne Connect Co-working member Gradient Institute named among the industry partners supporting the program, helping strengthen the pathway between Australian AI innovation and the customers who need it.

Read more about the program and what it means for Australia's AI ecosystem via the link below.
https://bit.ly/4cGXGsV

18/09/2026

Ever wondered what your team could do with innovators right next door?

Based in The University of Melbourne's innovation precinct, Melbourne Connect Co-working puts you steps from researchers, founders and industry leaders shaping what's next with space that flexes as you grow.

16/09/2026

Being embedded in Melbourne Connect's innovation ecosystem means our co-working members are never far from the next big breakthrough.

Pacific Channel, based at Melbourne Connect Co-working, has joined a A$6.8 million raise for Navi Medical Technologies, supporting the FDA-cleared paediatric vascular access technology Neonav® as it prepares for commercial launch in the US this year, following clinical evaluations at leading children's hospitals.

We're proud to see innovation moving from Melbourne to the world.

13/09/2026

Nuclear fusion, the reaction that powers the sun, could be lighting up our grids within a decade.

University of Melbourne researchers Professor Richard Sandberg, Professor Martin Sevior and Professor Maria Rost Rublee break down why fusion is moving from scientific dream to industrial reality, and why Australia's strengths in plasma physics, materials, and computational modelling put us in the race.

Global investment in fusion has hit $9.7 billion, the number of companies chasing commercial fusion has doubled since 2021, and Australian projects like HB11 Energy and Hostplus's stake in Commonwealth Fusion Systems show the momentum is real.

Read the full piece on what it will take for fusion to deliver on its promise, and what's at stake for Australia.
https://bit.ly/4yvj8JR

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