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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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National

22/05/2019: Josh Frydenberg, Treasurer of Australia and Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party, speaking at the Annual Stockbrokers' conference in Sydney on Wednesday. Thanks, Hollie Adams/The Australian

Bullet dodged, now for tax reform

Australian businesses were “breathing a sigh of relief” after last week’s election win, which also spared them the threat of higher wage costs, says federal Treasurer Josh Frydenberg.

SA Business

Beston Global Foods chief executive Jontahan Hicks, March 2019. Supplied.

Beston bulks up cheese sales with loyal customers

Adelaide’s Beston food company is maintaining its cheese sales at a high level due to a new strategy.

SA Business

Legend chief executive Bradley Dowe in Edwardstown office 21 Nov 2006.

$80 million buyout for Adelaide electronics firm

An Adelaide electronics firm has attracted a takeover offer of $80 million.

SA News

A-lister debt fight: Hotels boss vs rock star promoter

This week, we reveal the legal rocket between one of Adelaide’s top hoteliers and the man who brings stars like Elton John to town, plus uncover an SA link to the architect of Scott Morrison’s election win.

ExclusiveSA Business

8/6/2016: Elaine Stead of Blue Sky Venture Capital, in their office in central Brisbane. Elaine talks about startup opportunities and venture capital within her role at Blue Sky. Lyndon Mechielsen/The Australian

Leaked contract reveals Blue Sky’s huge payday

The massive sum taxpayers will be slugged by the firm in charge of SA’s $50 million venture capital fund has been revealed — as its parent company falls into administration.

SA Business

Beach Energy AGM, managing director Reg Nelson at the convention centre before his address to share holders.

Cooper Basin beckons for SA’s Vintage Energy

It is back to the future in some ways for Adelaide’s Vintage Energy.

SA Business

digital magazine version of Future Adelaide

Partnership taking our message to the nation

In partnership with the State Government, News Corp South Australia is pleased to announce the launch of Future Adelaide.

SA Business

Elaine Stead is head of venture capital (start-up) investment at Blue Sky, in the office One One One Eagle St Brisbane City - Photo Steve Pohlner

SA entrepreneurs fund could avoid Blue Sky falling

There should be “no effect” on the SA Venture Capital Fund from the failure of the owners of the company that manages it, receivers say.

SA Business

16/05/19 - Keith Yates is bveing rexcognsied for his lifetime contribution to the mining industry. Pictured with minerals at the SA Museum.Picture: Tom Huntley

SA rock star honoured with national award

One of the pioneers of the SA minerals sector, Keith Yates, has been recognised for his six decades of contribution by the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy

SA Business

Managing firm of SA’s $50m start-up investor fund collapses

The manager of the State Government’s $50 million start-up investment fund has been placed in administration, with its share price plummeting.

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