Battening down the hatches
A BankSA survey reveals how South Australians have been spooked by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs, in a worrying sign for consumer and business spending.
SA Business Journal
Hills winery drops huge techno fest news
Adelaide Hills winery Anvers has struck a deal with a difference, teaming up with one of the world’s largest music festivals to launch three new flagship wines.
New OT sites to help more young people
Specialist occupational therapy provider OTFC has broken ground on two new facilities in Adelaide and Melbourne as part of a national expansion plan.
Shahins list landmark CBD site for eye-watering price
Offers of more than $70m are expected for the North Tce car park, which is owned by one of the state’s richest families.
Want to be a property investor? Ask these 10 questions first
Investing in real estate is a cornerstone of wealth for a majority of Aussies, but before getting started you should ask yourself this.
Breaking the supermarket duopoly: Inside Aldi’s rapid rise
When a largely unknown, no-frills German supermarket chain launched in Australia more than 20 years ago, no one predicted its meteoric rise would rival giants Woolworths and Coles. But Aldi is reshaping the way we shop.
$837m wipe-out: Rich listers’ fortunes take hit in market plunge
Australia’s richest people have seen up to $837 million wiped from their fortunes during the stock market meltdown. But while some are still licking their wounds, others have clawed back the losses.
Watch: ‘Glass jaw’ Jim whips up fear on secret Liberal cuts
Jim Chalmers and Angus Taylor have gone head-to-head in the Sky News Treasurers’ Debate – and faced some very personal questions from the moderator. WATCH THE HIGHLIGHTS
The final slice: Pizza chain’s last shop collapses, closes doors
The last surviving pizzeria in the Sicily chain of restaurants has closed its doors at Aldinga Beach after falling into the hands of liquidators.
OTR fuel giant accuses rival of mimicking their branding
Two of the state’s largest fuel and convenience rivals are locked in a legal battle over similarities in their branding and store designs. You be the judge.
Kmart, Bunnings favourites could vanish, cost more in tariff war
Everything from Barbie dolls to lawnmowers is likely to get more expensive, with some of our biggest shops “particularly exposed” in a trade war between the United States and China. Here’s why
Administrator in bid to seize Whyalla Ports from Gupta
KordaMentha has lodged a legal bid to seize control of Whyalla Ports back from Sanjeev Gupta’s GFG Alliance, arguing a ‘purported lease’ over the facility should be struck out.
Unlocking the workplace potential of people with autism
Adelaide will host a major summit on April 30 to explore issues around autism inclusion in the workplace.
Market crash: What does it mean for me?
The Aussie dollar has plunged below 60 cents against the USD, while $160 billion was deleted from the ASX within minutes of opening on Monday. But what does that mean to everyday Australians and what should they do about it?
MaxMine beefs up team to meet ambitious growth targets
Mining technology company MaxMine plans 50 per cent growth this year and has strengthened its senior management team in an effort to hit the target.
$20m office revamp to lure back the workers
Developers have unveiled a $20m revamp of a city office building – complete with golf simulator – designed to lure workers back into the CBD.
Australian shares haemorrhage $160bn in minutes in ‘ugly’ market bloodbath
Local investors are suffering a wipeout as global turmoil worsens, with the ASX200 index now down 16 per cent from its high point two months ago.
Pain at the supermarket: how to save money
Shopping hurts hip pockets more than ever but supermarkets are not price gouging. Here’s what you can do.
Boom to bust: Why Bitcoin is not ‘digital gold’
When there was mass euphoria and talk of ‘once in a lifetime’ gains around Bitcoin late last year, ASX Trader knew it was time to exit. Here’s the danger signs he saw.
How to deal with Donald Trump’s sharemarket slide
The worst stock market fall since Covid is worrying investors and superannuation savers, so what should you do?
Who’s new, who’s gone: All the changes at the Central Market
Multiple Central Market traders have closed over the past year, while others have opened amid a $400m expansion. See the list.
Seven important tax tips for property investors
Cricket great Bill Lawry’s exclamation “it’s all happening” applies to real estate investors today, so don’t miss out on tax deductions.
Sanjeev Gupta’s InfraBuild wins debt reprieve
Sanjeev Gupta’s InfraBuild has struck two key agreements which should avoid a possible default on its debts but the $US150m in new debt at the heart of the deal is not yet settled.
Rate hikes, job cuts, sticky inflation: What Trump’s tariffs could mean for you
The domino effect from Donald Trump’s tariffs is likely to be felt far and wide and we may look back on this week not as the start of a trade war but a market reset, writes ASX Trader.
We’re everyday Aussies like you – the true toll of Trump’s tariffs
Australians are facing a widespread hit from Trump’s tariffs, including farmers, winemakers and manufacturers. SEE THEIR STORIES
SA’s public sector needs touch of Musk’s DOGE – productivity boss
Taking a leaf out of Elon Musk’s efficiency handbook is being recommended in a top-level public sector economic growth strategy for SA. See what that means.
California here we come: Businesses praise new international route
Adelaide’s biggest firm has hailed new non-stop flights to the USA after a historic announcement for other local businesses and jetsetters.
There are two roads ahead for Star, both lead to dead ends
NSW pulled the pin on Star’s much-needed financing deal leaving Star boss Steve McCann with limited options. This is what comes next.
20 per cent price hit: Aussies warned of Trump tariffs
Hard-hit consumers are being warned of price hits from a global trade war ignited by Donald Trump imposing 20 per cent tariffs.
‘Cash is not king’: Bank boss reveals future of money and why branches must close
While a small section of the community clings to cash, the rest of us have moved on and banks need to adapt to this changing behaviour.
Where’s my RBA rate cut? Blame Trump’s tariffs
Australia’s central bank is trying to war game how tariffs will impact inflation and global growth. The real answer is it doesn’t know.
InfraBuild debt default a ‘real possibility’, Fitch says
Sanjeev Gupta’s InfraBuild could default on $880m in debt imminently according to ratings agency Fitch, while cheap steel imports will put further pressure on profitability.
Want to join the gold rush? Read this first
A golden run for the popular precious metal has sent it soaring to record highs, and investors seeking a slice have several options.
Put business on the election agenda before it’s too late
Profit is not a dirty word, and it’s something our politicians need to get behind when it comes to small business, South Australian Business Chamber chief executive Andrew Kay says.
Capitalism has ‘failed too many’: Larry Fink
The BlackRock boss has put forward a defence for globalisation as he argues markets hold the key to creating more evenly distributed wealth.
China-linked investor finally sells out of Northern Minerals
A China-linked Northern Minerals investor, which for months ignored federal government demands to sell its shares in the rare earths hopeful, has finally sold up.
Direct to Delhi: Mali ‘confident’ crucial travel route will take off
Direct flights from Adelaide to India may be one step closer.
Richard White shown how it’s done in the boardroom
A new Qantas chairman is quietly rebuilding a board dogged by scandal. The tech billionaire should take notice.
Boak backs pre-mixed drinks start-up
Port Adelaide great Travis Boak is putting his name and his money behind a new start-up that’s developed a healthier take on pre-mixed alcoholic drinks.
Should you buy into boring stocks right now?
Telstra, Woolworths, Coles and Origin Energy are among the companies that may be worth a closer look as share markets struggle.
This rare market signal warns of crashes – it’s flashing now
This rare market signal that’s appeared before six of the biggest stock market crashes in history is back and it’s sounding the alarm, writes ASX Trader.
Australian almonds move to cash in on Trump’s tariffs
Olympic swimming champion Kyle Chalmers has been recruited to sell the story of Australian almonds to the world as the local industry seeks to cash in on the US trade war.
Walker hoping to entice ATO to Adelaide city skyscraper
The SA capital’s first skyscraper could win over one of the biggest tenants in the market.
Share tips amid Trump and federal election uncertainty
Headwinds are piling up for investors in the coming days and weeks. Here are our experts’ stock tips to buy, hold and sell.
Passion project: The next chapter of the Teakle’s legacy
Taking the family winery into a new era was something Ben Teakle’s dad – who passed away just weeks before his grandson was born – would relish.
Mali’s Mumbai mission: Wooing India’s man of steel for Whyalla
Premier Peter Malinauskas has met with the world’s most valuable steel firm owner at his Mumbai mansion.
RBA sidelined during election, but has the damage been done?
Albanese has declared he wants to make this election about the cost of living. The real test will be on how forgiving voters are prepared to be on interest rates.
$1bn boost from 61,000 new Adelaide homes in Mali’s plan
Opening up agricultural land for Adelaide homes would deliver a huge boost for the state economy and create thousands of jobs, research shows.
Native title holders wins right to see missing millions in mining royalties
The fate of millions of dollars worth of uranium royalties should soon be known, after a court ruling that the Adnyamthanha group get access to key financial documents.
Tariffs won’t derail ‘golden era’ of US: Blackstone boss
The powerful Wall Street investor says markets need to hold their nerve and focus on the long term opportunities powering the world’s biggest economy.
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