The coronavirus pandemic has exposed South Australia’s reliance on overseas migration to fill jobs, reduce the rate of the state’s ageing population and drive the economy, according to the University of Adelaide’s SA Centre for Economic Studies.
The communications arm of high-flying Adelaide technology company Codan could lose about $9 million worth of sales a year in the wake of the withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan.
The lion’s share of bushfire-affected timber salvaged from Kangaroo Island as part of a $15 million rescue package announced today will likely fill building industry shortages interstate.
Virgin Australia will offer direct flights from Adelaide to Hobart from next month, adding to the Adelaide to Launceston route it introduced a fortnight ago.
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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.
In this week’s briefcase, Accolade Wines is South Australia’s Exporter of the Year, AGL brings its electric vehicle service to Adelaide and the city’s main airport unveils the latest parts of its major upgrade.
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More than two-thirds of Adelaide properties are on track to grow in value by more than 10 per cent this year as real estate prices continue to spiral, according to a new breakdown of the metropolitan property market.
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The challenges of fruit fly outbreaks and COVID lockdowns have the South Australian Produce Market looking to the next generation of leaders in the fruit and veg industry to guide it into the future.
Hi-tech welding developer K-TIG will design a system to manufacture more than 15,000 storage containers to help clean up nuclear waste in the United Kingdom leftover from the Cold War arms race.
Business leaders continue to be hugely optimistic about the state’s economy as the protracted coronavirus pandemic draws closer to an end despite unprecedented challenges over the past 18 months.
Stephen Nelsen heads up one of the country’s most in-demand and reputable beer education courses, but the beer consultant, judge and TAFE SA educator is worried a lack of resources is hampering the program’s growth.
At 25, Bianca Nilsson has already gone from organising “old ladies” in a rural potato processing plant to working full-time in her own music industry businesses, wrangling paste-ups and publicity campaigns for musicians around the world.
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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.
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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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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.
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The founders of popular Byron Bay brewery Stone & Wood have sold out to brewing giant Lion.
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South Australia is on track for an “average at best” grain harvest this year, with bumper winter rains bookended by drought-like conditions in autumn and a dry start to spring.
“ABC Radio Adelaide has bounced back strongly in the latest ratings survey, with Ali Clarke taking the breakfast crown from her commercial rivals at FIVEaa.
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Construction materials and lime producer Adbri has continued its recovery with a $56.6 million net profit after tax for the first half of 2021 but the Adelaide-based company has warned of declining sales in the coming months, causing its share price to lose more than 8 per cent.
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Dairy and meat company Beston Global Foods has blamed a $21.87 million net loss for the 2020-21 financial year on reliability issues with its Jervois mozzarella plant, export delays and sluggish demand from the Australian food services sector during lockdowns.
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A radical decision to cut fire damaged grapevines back to their stumps immediately after the Adelaide Hills bushfires in December 2019 is shaping up as the right move for a Lobethal vineyard.
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The State Government is offering up to $200,000 in grants to small and medium-sized businesses looking to expand into overseas markets, in a revamp of the SA Export Accelerator Program.
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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.
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.
The State Government’s biggest department will become a tenant of News Corp, leasing two floors of Keith Murdoch House on Waymouth Street.
Bendigo and Adelaide Bank has announced a statutory net profit of $524 million for the 2020-21 financial year, up from $192.8 million in FY20.
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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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Melbourne Law School professor Joo-Cheong Tham explores the legalities surrounding mandatory jabs in the workplace.
