‘Sad and devastated’: Canva cuts hit staff and Australian tech overall

The Sydney Morning Herald - Nov 4, 2026

Canva was the start-up every Australian tech entrepreneur wanted to have founded. Its job cuts raise hard questions about what comes next.

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Hanwha bags 1st US Navy shipbuilding order

Nov 1, 2026

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