Mimi Becker

A high-tech solution is set to revolutionise monitoring pregnant women and their babies from the comfort of their own home. The world-first device, which was developed in Melbourne, connects to a smartphone via Bluetooth, providing immediate results for both patient and doctor.

A University of Melbourne student's bright idea could change the way Australians living with a disability dine out. EnAccess Maps, a new app developed by student Sabrina Leung, allows users to locate and review venues based on their accessibility features. Leung identified a gap in available information for people with mobility requirements. READ MORE: Millions to get pay rise as wages boosted around the country "One in five people have a disability, so it's a pretty big need out there," she said.