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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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Opinion

Shadow treasurer Chris Bowen announces the Labor budget costings during a press conference at Parliament House in Canberra, Friday, May 10, 2019. (AAP Image/Rohan Thomson) NO ARCHIVING

Analysis: The issues with Labor’s policy costings

Labor’s policy costings come with plenty of big numbers but there are a few issues with this.

SA Business

Adelaide Brighton gets first strike against remuneration report

Adelaide Brighton has received a protest vote against its remuneration report over incentives paid out to it former chief executive, but the board is sticking by its decision.

SA Business

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

Adelaide Brighton shares slump on downgrade

Adelaide Brighton shares have slumped after the company downgraded its profit expectations for the calendar year by 10-15 per cent.

SA Business

A cargo ship is seen at a port in Qingdao in China's eastern Shandong province on December 8, 2018. - China's export growth slowed last month weighed down by slowing global demand and trade tensions with the United States, official data released on December 8 showed. (Photo by STR / AFP) / China OUT

SA exports in the doldrums

South Australia’s share of national merchandise exports has gone backwards as the state achieved only a modest increase for the past year.

SA Business

Images taken from RUSH RICH Winery website offering the most exclusive Old Vine Shiraz in Australia - the RUSH RICH R989 from the Barossa Valley,

Penfolds copycat slapped with huge fine

A Norwood company selling copycats of Penfolds wines has been slapped with penalties worth more than $800,000 and blocked from using the Penfolds name.

SA Business

BankSA chief executive Nick Reade.Photography: Andrew Beveridge / 0488 019 911 / http://www.asbcreative.com

BankSA holds firm as Westpac takes a hit

BANKSA has had a solid first half with growth in total and business lending, while delivering a “modest decline’’ over last year’s results.

SA Business

Photovoltaic panels of solar power station in the landscape at sunset. View from above. solar panel generic Townsville

Legal tussle over $500m Riverland solar project

The company behind a proposed $500 million solar project in the Riverland says it’s still on track, despite three of its companies going into administration.

SA Business

A road train motor truck on the Strzelecki Track.

Huge outback track upgrade put under microscope

The State Government looks set to have another swing at sealing the iconic Strzelecki track, with a call out to measure the economic impact of the $450 million project.

SA Business

Australian Opposition Leader Bill Shorten (left) is seen talking to Liberty OneSteel owner Sanjeev Gupta (right) at the steel works in Whyalla in South Australia, Wednesday, May 1, 2019. Mr Shorten announced that if elected he will create a Renewable Energy Zone in the Spencer Gulf region of South Australia. (AAP Image/Darren England) NO ARCHIVING

Gupta splashes up to $100 million in third major SA play

The company owned by Whyalla saviour Sanjeev Gupta will invest up to $100 million in a small Adelaide mining company, in another major investment in SA.

SA Business

The All Ords and Myer showing losses on information boards at the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) in Sydney, Thursday, Sept. 3, 2015. Retail sales in the month fell 0.1 per cent, on a seasonally adjusted basis, to $24.31 billion, the ABS said today, with turnover lower than analyst predictions. (AAP Image/Dean Lewins) NO ARCHIVING

Uniti Wireless locks in another takeover

Uniti Wireless will acquire a new business and get a new executive under a $5 million takeover announced this morning.

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