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Cameron England has been reporting on business for more than 18 years with a focus on corporate wrongdoing, the wine sector, oil and gas, mining and technology. He is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors’ Company Directors Course and has a keen interest in corporate governance. When he’s not writing about business, he’s likely to be found trail running in the Adelaide Hills and further afield.

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School of Rock training Olympic Dam’s next generation miners

Jack Black was nowhere in sight, but BHP’s School of Rock attracted some big names to its launch today.

Adelaide Brighton predicting a slow recovery for housing

Adelaide Brighton is shoring up its business to cope with the cyclical low in the construction sector.

New SA mine to start shipping copper from November

OZ Minerals’ development of the Carrapateena underground mine in South Australia is about to bear fruit, after years of work.

Record sales for SeaLink as new CEO waits in the wings

SeaLink has had a solid year, but says the low Aussie dollar means there could be a rising tide for all tourism operators.

SA Venture Capital Fund seeks new manager, sort of

The former managers of the SA Venture Capital Fund must be retained by any new external manager, tender documents show.

Sanjeev calls on Havilah shareholders to back $100M deal

Sanjeev Gupta has weighed into the fracas around his plan to invest up to $100 million in Havilah Resources.

Speeding MP goes before court plus Pyne’s new book

In this week’s Off the Record, find out about Christopher Pyne’s tell-all book, where big-name Adelaide Crows are putting their investment dollars, plus a leadfoot MP before the court.

Top of the crop Grange is a steal at $20k

It’s out of the realms of possibility for most of us to drop $20,000 on a bottle of wine, but a select group of people got to taste the best Penfolds has to offer, which demands those prices, during a special event this week.

Havilah seeks to block Bob Johnson from key vote

Havilah Resources is asking for regulatory assistance in deflecting co-founder Bob Johnson’s attempts to block a huge deal.

Clare Valley winery sold to Chinese buyer

Accolade Wines has sold a Clare Valley winery and five vineyards to a company Chinese company, as its sale of Australian assets continues.

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