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READ MORECalls for startup help after JobKeeper
Startup investors warn businesses will face tough conditions once programs like JobKeeper end, prompting calls for more long-term incentives to ensure companies can continue to grow at rapid speeds.
"JobKeeper has been a lifeline for the startup industry ... it obviously can't last forever. We've been working with startups across the country to make sure they can stand on their own two feet and survive a long and slow recovery without relying on government assistance," Airtree Ventures partner James Cameron said.
Read more at The Age.
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