| ZDNet Australian real estate group Dexus Property and San Francisco-headquartered curated coworking community RocketSpace have partnered to launch a network of campuses in Australia specifically for technology startups that have established a … |
RocketSpace, Dexus Property to open startup coworking spaces in Australia – ZDNet
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