Equinor’s contentious plans to drill for oil and gas in the Great Australian Bight have taken a big step forward with a key environmental approval granted – a decision that has been both lauded and damned.
Codan thought it was going to have a good half. It’s now upgraded what was already going to be an “excellent’ start to the year.
Liquidators have looked into where $13.5m owed by one of concert promoter Phil Rankine’s companies has ended up. They’ve yet to come up with answers.
Despite leading to well-paying jobs, resources engineering courses have struggled in recent years. A new $2 million scholarship program for University of Adelaide courses seeks to address this.
Allegro Funds is remaining tight-lipped about why it put Harris Scarfe into administration days after taking control of it.
Not only did Harris Scarfe’s private equity owners flip the business into administration after less than a month of ownership, they didn’t even tell staff before it happened.
SA’s oldest retail chain Harris Scarfe has gone into voluntary administration, a month after it was bought by new owners.
Major SA employer OTR is being targeted for a possible class action by an interstate law firm over the alleged underpayment of wages – a claim strongly denied by the company.
Investors lucky enough to get shares in Adelaide company Aerometrex will be popping the champagne corks today.
As the big-spending home lottery charity scene gets more crowded – and one charity folds – the MS Society has emailed supporters asking them to buy its Game Changer tickets.
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