Healthscope faces eviction threat at eleven private hospitals
The private hospital operator has failed to pay rent on 11 facilities owned by David Di Pilla’s healthcare property trust, leading to threats of replacing the group.
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Australia’s fastest unicorn
The head of Zeller – the fastest Aussie start-up to achieve unicorn status – will speak at the _SOUTHSTART conference in Adelaide this week. Here’s his story.
Kelsian crashes on new capital plan
Investors have been left unimpressed with transport and tourism company Kelsian’s new capital management plan, sending its shares to a five-year low.
Jobs in limbo as wine facility closes
About 30 jobs will be affected by the decision to close a factory servicing SA’s iconic wine regions.
Sims ‘well-placed’ to benefit from Trump tariffs: CEO
Sims CEO Stephen Mikkelsen expects Donald Trump’s tariffs on steel and aluminium to aid the listed metals recycler.
Harbour Town unveils new food precinct
A $20m upgrade of the Harbour Town outlet shopping centre has been completed with the opening of a new dining precinct. See inside.
Business confidence is on the rise but two things remain a major worry
A new survey shows SA business confidence is tracking in the right direction, but two major hurdles remain a major worry as many operators struggle to stay afloat.
SA businesses back nuclear as power bill costs soar
A huge majority of SA businesses grappling with soaring power bills are backing nuclear energy as a solution to bringing down prices. See the survey results.
Major tenant secured for $400m Adelaide Central Market development
A major retail tenant has been secured for the $400m Market Square development. See inside one of Adelaide’s largest construction sites.
Huge fashion brand set for Burnside Village
One of the world’s largest fashion retailers will open its doors at Burnside Village as part of a major expansion that’s nearing completion.
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