Adelaide community television station Channel 44 will remain on free to air television until at least 2024 after the federal government granted the broadcaster a three-year licence extension – but warned it will be the last.
Adelaide clean energy company 1414 Degrees has formally parted ways with its managing director after just six months, following an investigation into allegations of workplace misconduct.
The State Government is following up on last year’s big borrowing budget with another spending spree on a range of projects and schemes aiming to create jobs and fuel the SA economy. We unpack some of the major items that spearhead the budget.
In this State Budget special edition of the Business SA InDaily Sustainable Business series, Business SA CEO Martin Haese highlights the missed opportunity from South Australia’s recent budget to cement our place in driving towards a low emissions economy.
Treasurer Rob Lucas has missed his last opportunity to use a buoyant property market to implement more permanent and structural reform, writes Urban Development Institute of Australia SA CEO Pat Gerace.
David Fechner, Corporate Finance Partner at BDO in Adelaide, runs through what this budget means for businesses in South Australia.
Reactions have flowed thick and fast from industry bodies across South Australia to the State Budget and what it means for the future of the state.
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Sanjeev Gupta’s GFG Alliance says it has negotiated a six-week standstill agreement with Credit Suisse while it finalises the refinancing of its Australian operations, which include the Whyalla steelworks.
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UPDATED | Construction of the first processing plant to use a seaweed-based feed supplement for cows to reduce their methane production by 90 per cent will begin near Port Pirie towards the end of this year.
Richard Holden, a Professor of Economics at UNSW, looks at why globally GDP growth has slowed and what this means for Australia.
Annual superannuation statements will be sent out soon and for most investors, apart from those conservatively invested, they will likely show double-digit returns. If yours doesn’t – it might be worth reviewing your options, says BDO Private Wealth Director Lachlan Kennett.
In this week’s briefcase, local space company Fleet wins a sizeable grant to develop its Internet of Things technology, Archer Materials enters the missile and guidance weapons arena and northern suburbs company AML3D is granted a patent for its 3D printing tech.
Cyber security is no longer just a risk management measure. It’s increasingly becoming a ‘must have’ for winning new business, writes commercial lawyer Brett Cowell.
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Leigh Creek Energy has raised $18 million which it says will allow it to begin construction of its commercial syngas and power generation project in South Australia’s Far North.
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South Australia’s tech workforce is expected to lag behind the rest of the nation over the next five years despite outpacing other states during the COVID pandemic, a new report has found.
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A new news channel has launched on British television with the aim of giving a voice “to those who feel sidelined or silenced.”
Notes on Adelaide
In today’s Notes On Adelaide: who’s who on Labor’s hot mess of a website, things may or may not be coming up roses for SA Tourism, and the Adelaide Football Club’s still coming to grips with this democracy thing.
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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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Adelaide’s bricks and mortar bookshops are reporting strong post-COVID sales from loyal readers, prompting Rundle Mall’s cornerstone bookshop Dymocks to reopen in the Myer Centre after a short hiatus from the CBD.
“Richard Holden, Professor of Economics at UNSW, argues that the capital expenditure figures released by the ABS last week could point to a bounce-back in investment that exceeds market expectations.
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In this week’s briefcase, a northern suburbs armour manufacturer partners with a French space company, mining services company Western Air becomes the first private business to set up in Tonsley’s SA Drill Core Library and local medtech company LBT Innovations lands UK sales.
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A surge in caravan and camper trailer sales is leading to wait times of up to a year as South Australians continue to trade overseas travel plans for self-contained road trips.
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It took almost two years for Ray “Spoggy” Aiston to be given a bowl in a senior cricket match. When he was finally thrown the ball late in his second season with Myer Cricket Club, a suburban fairytale of epic proportion began.
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South Australia’s unemployment rate has dropped for the third successive month to 5.7 per cent, shrugging the tag of the worst jobless rate in the nation and defying predictions of a slump in the wake of JobKeeper’s axing.
South Australia’s growing ranks of craft brewers and distillers say that a dramatic increase in excise rebates that will put an extra $250,000 a year in their pockets is a “game-changer” that will boost jobs, production and focus on exports.
Solstice Media, publisher of InDaily, SALIFE and CityMag, has finalised financial agreements with Google and Facebook as part of their programs to pay established Australian media outlets producing public-interest journalism.
Business groups and economists have largely welcomed the Federal Government’s big-spending budget but some say the focus on a quick fix comes at the cost of long-term economic reform.
Boral is urging shareholders not to take up an offer by Kerry Stokes’ Seven Group Holdings to buy out the building products and construction materials group.
Adelaide’s Nine News has achieved what seemed impossible a year ago – ending Seven’s 13-year weekly winning streak in the 6-6.30pm ratings battle.
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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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A boosted tax rebate scheme is expected to drive growth among South Australia’s video game developers, helping them follow in the footsteps of the rejuvenated local film industry.
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