More than a third of SA workers would be marginally better off in the short term under Labor’s income tax plan until at least mid-2022 and another 55 per cent on an even playing field, an Advertiser analysis shows.
OZ Minerals has hit the ore body at its $916 million Carrapateena mine in Far North South Australia in a major milestone for the company.
The company at the heart of the failed Independent Commissioner Against Corruption case against former BioSA boss Jurgen Michaelis has been placed in liquidation.
Adelaide Brighton chief executive Martin Brydon’s remuneration more than tripled to $5.8 million in his last year in the job, with the company paying out short term incentives in full despite targets being missed.
The parent company of Feast! Fine Foods has been placed in liquidation, with more than $7 million still owed to unsecured creditors.
Preparation is under way for the Whyalla Transformation Program, with Liberty Primary Steel representatives currently in Italy working on designs for the new Whyalla Rail and Heavy Structural Mill.
INADEQUATE estate planning is a high risk oversight for company directors, impacting friends, family and potentially the future of the business itself.
THE Federal Budget aims to deliver the dual outcomes of a return to surplus after more than a decade of deficits, while also delivering vote-winning tax cuts for households, AICD chief economist Mark Thirlwell says.
A key stretch of road between Port Wakefield and Port Augusta should be duplicated and payroll tax tweaked to attract new companies to SA, the state’s peak business lobby says.
The cries for governments to step in and save SolarReserve’s failed renewable energy project — dubbed “too big to fail” — are indicative of the magical thinking which informs parts of the renewable energy debate.
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