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Giuseppe (Joe) Tauriello joined The Advertiser’s business team in 2011, covering a range of sectors including commercial property, construction, retail, technology, professional services, resources and energy. Joe is a chartered accountant, having previously worked in finance.

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Giuseppe Tauriello

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Business

Construction of Squadron Energy’s Port Kembla Energy Terminal. Picture: Supplied by Squadron Energy

Fast track for Squadron’s Kembla a potential gas solution

Andrew Forrest’s Squadron Energy says its LNG import terminal at Port Kembla could be fast tracked to plug looming gas shortages on the eastern seaboard.

Business

The Origin Energy Ltd. office in Melbourne, Australia, on Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2023. Origin Energy’s biggest shareholder AustralianSuper lifted its stake in the takeover target a week before the deciding shareholder vote on the Brookfield Asset Management-led bid. Photographer: Carla Gottgens/Bloomberg

Origin buys stake in decarbonisation company

Origin Energy has acquired 20 per cent in a specialist decarbonisation firm that works with major companies on projects to slash their emissions.

Business

17/12/20. Covid Confusing Nightclub Rules - Director/Owner of Dog and Duck David O'Connell with Director of Woolshed, Blackbull and Downtown John Meek at the Dog and Duck on Hindley Street.Picture: Keryn Stevens

Iconic Hindley Street pub sales spark liquidator probe

Companies operated by a prominent Hindley St publican are being investigated over the sale of two venues in the lead up to their million-dollar collapse.

Business

Eureka Mount Gambier: 1-3 Gilmore Close, Mount Gambier. Picture: Supplied

Eureka to sell two SA villages after seeing off Aspen bid

The move comes as the over-55s rental community operator eyes more acquisitions and developments.

Commercial Real Estate

Aerial view of Suburban roof tops directly above

Home prices to rise by 5 per cent in 2024

Buyer demand is holding up in the face of fears that interest rates will remain higher for longer but the nation’s capitals are moving at different speeds.

Business

Medical technology start-up Fertilis founder Professor Jeremy Thompson with the fastest high resolution 3D 2PP printer in the world, on September 19th, 2022, at University of SA at Mawson Lakes.Picture: Tom Huntley

IVF firm saved from collapse

Creditors of Fertilis, an IVF technology start-up backed by Hong Kong billionaire Li Ka-shing, have approved a last-ditch plan to save the company from collapse.

Business

‘Time right’: Austal chairman to step down

The long-serving chairman and founder of shipbuilder Austal, John Rothwell, has stepped down from the role amid a takeover battle with Korean conglomerate Hanwha.

ExclusiveBusiness

VAILO founder eyes iconic SA venue as next investment

Enigmatic businessman Aaron Hickmann is in talks to acquire one of Adelaide’s most iconic entertainment venues.

Business

Allied Corporation senior vice-president sales & marketing Luke Flesher, left, with chief executive and founder Aron Saether-Jackson. Picture: Supplied by Allied Corporation

PC maker’s $200m Pakistan deal with Google

Adelaide PC maker Allied Corporation and tech giant Google have struck a $200m deal to manufacture laptops for students in Pakistan.

Business

Home prices to rise by 5 per cent in 2024

Buyer demand is holding up in the face of fears that interest rates will remain higher for longer but the nation’s capitals are moving at different speeds.

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