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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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Jamie McClurg is the MD of Commercial and General, and the company has about $600m of developments planned or underway.

High-profile developer lobs land tax grenade

One of South Australia’s biggest property developers has drawn the ire of his colleagues, claiming anger over land tax rises puts short-term interest ahead of the greater good.

SA Business

ADV BUSINESS- Jeremey Glaros in the Thinclab business incubator. The Adelaide University is running a "code camp" for adults who want to change careers and learn coding later in life. Jeremey Glaros from the university is involved - 25/06/2019 AAP Image/Russell Millard

New coding course at Adelaide uni to address skills gap

Looking for a career change? This new Adelaide uni coding boot camp might be just the thing.

SA Business

Flinders Bush Retreats turns on the outback charm

A refurbished farmhouse provides the perfect spot to relax or plan your Flinders Ranges forays.

SA Business

British band The Prodigy play the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre, Broadbeach. Band member Keith Flint performs.

SA’s top concert promoter given a $1m ultimatum

Adelaide concert promoter Phil Rankine has 21 days to come up with $1 million after losing a court case over a Prodigy concert — or one of his companies could face winding-up proceedings.

SA Business

South Australian Treasurer Rob Lucas speaks to the media during a press conference in Adelaide, Thursday, May 23, 2019. Mr Lucas announced new fees, fines and charges in this years state budget. (AAP Image/Kelly Barnes) NO ARCHIVING

‘It’s about what’s fair’: Treasurer blasts back at property sector

The Treasurer has sharply rejected claims by the property sector the Government should have left land taxes alone because they were largely Liberal supporters.

SA News

GC Advisory business launch at Thomson Geer, Adelaide on Friday the 30th of November 2018. Adam Howard, Christopher Pyne and Adrian Tembel(AAP/ Keryn Stevens)

Pyne returns to his roots, Uniti’s wild ride

In this week’s Off The Record: A wild ride for Uniti shareholders after this week’s development, Christopher Pyne returns to where his professional life began and is Paladin founder Ian Stewart’s KI dream over?

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Managing Director at Space Events Phil Rankine with some of the promotional posters of the past and upcoming acts he has promoted over the last year. Pictured in Cordwainers Lane, Adelaide. picture: Bianca De Marchi

SA’s biggest gig promoter now being sued for $4m

Phil Rankine — the promoter who brought major acts such as Phil Collins to Adelaide and is behind the upcoming Elton John concert — faces a new lawsuit seeking nearly $4 million.

SA Business

06/02/2019: (L-R) President of National Press Club Sabra Lane and RBA governor Philip Lowe making a speech for the National Press Club today in Sydney. Hollie Adams/The Australian

You can count on another rate cut

We can expect another interest rate cut soon, the RBA governor says – but not because the economy’s getting worse.

SA Business

Roadworks along King William Road, Monday, June 17, 2019. (Pic: Brenton Edwards)

Roadworks-ravaged businesses need lifeline

With $3.2 billion earmarked for more roadworks in the next four years, the time is now to set aside some money to keep afloat all the affected traders, says the Small Business Commissioner.

SA Business

Tom Bastians poses for a photograph in the city, Adelaide on Friday the 14th of June 2019. Tom is the SA winner of the Invictus Games scholarship through the Australian Institute of Company Directors and Foundations of Directorship. He is the ASO Customer Service Manager and a Petty Officer musician in the Navy Reserve. (AAP Image/Keryn Stevens)

AICD Foundations course another string to the bow

The AICD’s Foundations of Directorship course is being offered to a variety of Not For Profits and former servicemen and women through scholarships.

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