A 1.5-tonne part manufactured in Adelaide has been certified, making it the world’s largest approved 3D-printed shipboard fitting and opening the door to a potential flood of new work.
South Australia’s jobless rate increased to 5 per cent in August, as the total number of people in work fell by almost 3000 from July but full-time employment reached a new high.
A South Australian project to develop the first integrated graphite mine and battery anode material operation outside of China has been granted Major Project Status by the Federal Government.
In this week’s briefcase, SA’s mining and energy sector drives the state’s exports to record levels, Haigh’s Chocolates announces it will open a store at Westfield Marion and the ACCC allows a merger between three of Australia’s biggest electronic payments providers.
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Sydney growth equity firm Whiteoak has acquired a majority stake in Adelaide company Amplify-Now to fast track its bid to establish a European office and become a global leader in strategy execution management software.
South Australia’s premier executive appointments column tracking the movements of those driving the state’s public and private sectors. Plus the latest executive recruitment opportunities.
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An Adelaide company that offers virtual wine tastings in miniature sampling bottles has launched its Texas winery on the back of strong growth in Australia.
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Businesses that do not recognise the opportunity and buying power of older Australia do so at their own peril, according to an expert in the emerging demographic.
Medical experts such as the RAH’s Luke Oakden-Rayner are weighing up the pros and cons of using artificial intelligence in the health industry as they help decide what role AI and algorithms will play in the future of medical diagnoses and treatment.
A new report has found Australia has the lowest level of manufacturing self-sufficiency of any OECD country, prompting calls for the Morrison government to appoint a minister for Australian sovereign capability.
Seafood company Yumbah Aquaculture is pushing ahead with a multi-million dollar expansion plan at its Kangaroo Island abalone farm in the wake of a State Government decision to reject a timber port planned next door to its Smith Bay site.
A merger between Santos and Oil Search has been approved, creating a ‘regional champion’ in the oil and gas industry with a value of $21 billion.
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South Australian graphite developer Renascor has taken a significant step towards becoming a supplier to the global electric car industry, striking a deal with a major Korean lithium-ion battery materials purchaser.
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Regency Park company GJC Engineers will ship one of its containerised uranium packaging plants to Kazakhstan this week in what it hopes to be the first of a string of exports to Central Asia.
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South Australia’s construction industry is hoping for a substantial piece of the “staggering” amount of material procurement on offer for the final tunnelling stage of the North-South Corridor, amid calls for a broader rethink of how the State Government tenders to local companies.
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A group of wine industry environmentalists are turning feral olive trees removed from Fleurieu Peninsula national parks into a biochar product to boost the health of McLaren Vale vineyards.
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Sydney-based data centre owner DCI Data Centers has bought land at Mawson Lakes Technology Park to build a second Adelaide site.
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As Adelaide’s hospitality scene grew, Andrew Wong built a business behind the scenes, providing an affordable way for restaurant, bar and winery owners to get their liquor licenses.
“Adelaide biotechnology company Sementis Limited has raised more than $5.2 million to accelerate work on its next- generation COVID-19 vaccine, handing majority control of the company to local developer Michael Hickinbotham in the process.
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News of technology company Codan Limited’s continued golden run has been overshadowed by the imminent retirement of its trailblazing managing director and CEO Donald McGurk.
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South Australia’s unemployment rate has fallen to 4.7 per cent, its lowest level since 2010, with the state also shrugging off its highest jobless rate in the nation tag.
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Commentary from major listed companies as reporting season gets into full swing this week will provide valuable insights into the business impact of lockdowns in the eastern states, according to Adelaide’s Argo Investments.
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Santos has reported a six-month profit to June 30 of $482 million (US$354 million) on the back of record production, record sales volumes and rebounding oil prices.
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Kangaroo Island Plantation Timbers says that thousands of hectares of its forests will be felled, piled and burned and the company will walk away from the industry following the State Government’s decision to reject its plans for a port on the island’s north coast.
Planning Minister Vickie Chapman’s decision to reject a $40 million timber port off Kangaroo Island has been slammed as “political” by a crossbench MP after an assessment report deemed the project was justified – but Chapman insists she had no conflict of interest to declare.
Companies that embraced risk during 2020 coped better with the crisis, survived and in some cases even thrived, according to BDO’s latest Global Risk Landscape report.
South Australia’s premier executive appointments column tracking the movements of those driving the state’s public and private sectors. Plus the latest executive recruitment opportunities.
In this week’s briefcase, office vacancies in Adelaide tighten, local AI software company Complexica signs Arnott’s and property developer Axiom inks a deal with a WA car park designer.
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Dr Amanda-Jane George, a Senior Lecturer in Innovation & Intellectual Property Law at the School of Business and Law, CQUniversity Australia explores how a recent Federal Court ruling could change the definition of inventor.
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The tourism industry in SA and across Australia has been ravaged by pandemic and disaster and it’s vital that governments help to keep businesses and staff afloat until the emergency passes, writes Shaun de Bruyn.
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