South Australian wines have taken out 10 of the 24 national trophies on offer at the prestigious Melbourne Royal Wine Awards, with some unexpected performances from the state’s lesser-known varieties.
A News Corp editor in Adelaide has been appointed to a newly-created senior communications role in the Department of the Premier and Cabinet.
The South Australian company behind a $2.6 billion project to use gas from the former Leigh Creek coal mine to make a million tonnes of fertiliser a year has signed an agreement with a Korean giant to buy half of its production.
In recent years, the City of Adelaide has seen considerable growth in apartment living. Now award-winning developments are making solar possible for those living in strata titled buildings as a step toward a carbon neutral city.
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History suggests another market bust is inevitable. Perks Private Wealth Director Simon Wotherspoon discusses how to prepare and survive it.
A strong performance from its new hamper business and the lifting of lockdowns in the eastern states has Maggie Beer Holdings on track to boost group revenue to $100 million this financial year.
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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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Business investment has been shrinking as a share of the economy for more than a decade, which means Morrison will need to do more than get out of the way, argues Peter Martin, a Visiting Fellow at the Crawford School of Public Policy at the Australian National University.
Creating a workplace culture where trust can thrive benefits all. To tie in with Psychology Week 2021, BDO Industrial and Organisational Psychology Director Scott Way looks at how businesses can harness trust to drive sustainability and success.
In this week’s briefcase, the South Australian Jockey Club turns around its fortunes with a $7.6 million net profit, Adelaide clinical trials company CMAX wins a national export award and east coast furniture company Lounge Lovers establishes its first SA warehouse.
A year on from launching their family wine brand and cellar door in Adelaide’s southern suburbs, Ben, Sam and Jo Watkins are preparing to take their products to the eastern states and overseas.
The University of South Australia will launch UniSA Accelerate next year, enabling eligible SACE students to begin their degree while still in high school. Principals say it will be a gamechanger for students in regional areas.
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Simmering tensions between grape growers and winemakers are at risk of reaching boiling point next vintage when overflowing red wine supplies force prices down, according to the nation’s peak body.
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South Australian companies and individuals looking to do business in Northern Australia may be eligible to receive grant funding of up to $10 million under a new federal program.
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In this week’s briefcase, Elders records its biggest profit in more than a decade, a huge outback green hydrogen project is flagged and 10 SA companies vying for national export awards.
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Richard Holden, Professor of Economics, UNSW, argues that with all the talk of inflation from around the world, Australia should be careful to avoid not finishing the job of getting inflation (and wages growth) back to where it should be.
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CORE Innovation Hub has opened nominations for its Hot 30 Awards for 2022.
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Publicly listed South Australian companies received almost $55 million in JobKeeper payments during the COVID-19 pandemic to support more than 2500 jobs. But just $5.2 million has been repaid despite several of the companies posting huge profits.
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“In the continuing Business SA InDaily Sustainable Business series, Business SA CEO Martin Haese looks at what ‘net zero’ means for the state’s small to medium-sized enterprises.
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Adelaide-based Thomas Foods International has purchased a mothballed processing plant in outback New South Wales to ramp up its goat meat production.
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Northern suburbs large-scale metal 3D printer AML3D has entered the space industry through a contract with a leading North American aerospace company, causing its share price to surge.
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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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The combination of low interest rates and high household savings has helped spark a “perfect storm” for Adelaide’s real estate market. UniSA researchers Chris Leishman and Peter Rossini argue that the local property market has been undervalued since 2013 and is likely to continue rising until we see several RBA interest rate hikes.
John Hawkins, a Senior Lecturer at the University of Canberra, explores how exchange-traded funds work and if they make investing in Bitcoin any less risky.
Today we reveal the top 20 companies in InDaily’s South Australian Business Index – our annual review of the top private and public companies in the state – and the winners of the four awards categories.
What does population data say about South Australia’s future? Demographer Simon Kuestenmacher – a key speaker at today’s South Australian Business Index announcement – unpacks the trends.
Rebounding prices and strong production figures from the state’s energy and mining sectors has helped South Australia’s top 100 companies reach a combined value of $66.8 billion in the 2020-21 financial year.
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InDaily’s annual South Australian Business Index has always excluded not-for-profit organisations, but the sector is increasingly significant as an employer, a driver of economic activity and social change. This year we list the state’s largest not-for-profits for the first time and examine the size of the sector as a whole.
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The volume of wine exports to all six of Australia’s biggest customers fell in the 12 months to September 30 despite efforts to find new markets in the wake of crippling China tariffs.
