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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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Australian one-dollar coins sit with a collection of banknotes arranged for a photograph, in Sydney, Australia, on Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2011. Australia's central bank may need to resume increasing the developed world's highest borrowing costs to keep inflation from accelerating as a mining boom intensifies, according to the International Monetary Fund. Photographer: Sergio Dionisio/Bloomberg

Funds put hands up to manage the SA Venture Capital Fund

A shortlist has been drawn up of firms in the running to manage SA’s Venture Capital Fund.

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Marmota Energy's Aurora Tank project in Far North South Australia.

Marmota shares jump on gold test results

Marmota is optimistic its Aurora Tank project might suit a low-cost gold recovery technique.

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This computer-generated handout image released by the French industrial naval, defence and energy group DCNS on April 26, 2016 shows a 4,500 tonne Barracuda shortfin submarine. US defence contractor Lockheed Martin will supply the combat systems for Australia's new fleet of 12 French submarines, Defence Industry Minister Christopher Pyne said September 30, 2016. The Australian arm of the American defence giant defeated US rival Raytheon in a deal to fit out the 50 billion Australian dollar (38 billion USD) vessels. / AFP PHOTO / DCNS / HO / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT

Defence skills to be shipshape

Recognising that they need to work together to meet the needs of Australia’s $90 billion naval shipbuilding program, the major companies have agreed to collaborate, rather than compete.

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Cooper Energy is about to start a $500 million gas development in Victoria, boss David Maxwell and director Hector Gordon in their Waymouth St, Adelaide office - pic Mike Burton

Boss doubles his pay as Cooper Energy has stellar year

Cooper Energy is about to produce the first gas from a major offshore project, and its team has been rewarded in line with its success.

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Adelaide Showgrounds urban solar plant is officially a power station, meaning it can earn renewable energy certificates providing new revenue. Showground chief executive John Rothwell on the roof of the Goyder Pavilion with the solar panels.

Microgrids give SA an edge

With microgrids at the Adelaide Showground, Adelaide Airport and the SA Produce Market, the state has an opportunity to be a leader in the technology.

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Schneider Electric chief executive Jean-Pascal Tricoire. Picture: Ferran Nadeu

Schneider boss: Climate change is world’s ‘biggest challenge’

The chief executive of Schneider Electric, which owns iconic SA brand Clipsal, has warned the world is “seriously on the wrong trajectory” in terms of carbon emissions.

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The Virginia-class attack submarine Pre-Commissioning Unit (PCU) Missouri (SSN 780) prepares to conduct sea trials July 2, 2010 in the Atlantic Ocean, 02/07/2010. Missouri is scheduled to be commissioned 31/07/2010 at Naval Submarine Base New London. Pic courtesy of General Dynamics Electric.

Massive subs boost for SA suppliers

In a major win for local industry, Schneider Electric has won a huge defence contract for the Attack class submarine fleet and is calling on Adelaide manufacturers to be involved.

SA Business

Contempt, debt and defamation: Crisis of Coober Pedy council

The Coober Pedy Council is enveloped in crisis. It wants one of its own councillors charged with contempt, another is suing a local newspaper, while two councillors are embroiled in their own legal battle — and now residents are getting their say.

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ASC Shipbuilding managing director Craig Lockhart and Australian Naval Infrastructure Managing Director and CEO David Knox oversee the progress of construction at the Osborne Shipyards expansion. NUSHIP Sydney (the third and final Air Warfare Destroyer) . Picture: Brad Fleet

SA must think big on defence to double spending

The $90 billion in shipbuilding defence spend in SA could be used to position the state as the defence industry capital of South East Asia.

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24.9.2019. Prospect Mayor David O'Loughlin with CEO Elect Nigel McBride. PIC TAIT SCHMAAL.

Former business chief joins council

Nigel McBride, who headed Business SA for seven years, has found a new calling as the CEO of an inner-city council.

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