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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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Interest rates are set to keeping dropping. Photo: Canva

Interest rates could dive below 3 per cent, shaving hundreds off mortgages

Experts are predicting up to four interest rate cuts are on the cards over coming months, shaving $600 off the average Australian mortgage. See the calculator.

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British tycoon Sanjeev Gupta. Picture: The Australian

Gupta’s last-ditch bid to save company as debts laid bare

Sanjeev Gupta’s GFG Alliance is mulling a last-ditch bid to salvage its collapsed steel fabrication company Ferretti International after its staggering debts were revealed.

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Sober is sexy: Penfolds owner uncorks $15m no-alc wine push

Anyone for a mid-strength Shiraz, mango Rosé or passionfruit prosecco? The owner of wine icon Penfolds has launched a new range of no and low-alcohol wine made out of the Barossa.

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Phil Sims Ceo Robern Menz, with Violet Crumble bars in the Glynde SA factory, for export to the US. Next Monday 26 November, the first shipment of Violet Crumbles will leave the factory in Glynde for the US Ð 77,000 bars (5 tonne equivalent) will be packed onto 14 pallets and then into a 20-foot shipping container.

Sweet success for Menz amid cocoa crisis

Chocolatiers may be increasing their prices, but the company behind the iconic Violet Crumble and Polly Waffle is finding new ways to tackle the cocoa crisis.

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Maggie Beer at the new Qantas business lounge at Adelaide Airport. Picture: Duncan Evans/ NewsWire

Maggie Beer Holdings sells Paris Creek Farms for huge loss

The gourmet food company inspired by celebrity chef Maggie Beer has sold a struggling dairy business, but only after accepting a huge multimillion-dollar loss.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos NOVEMBER 10, 2022: Premier Dominic Perrottet visited the Halawa family in Schofields family as they embark on their first home purchase. Generic pics of housing stock in Schofields. Picture: NCA NewsWire / David Swift

All eyes on RBA as economy sinks

Homeowners will be quietly celebrating Wednesday’s sluggish GDP figures, with a rate cut in July all but locked in. But how far will the RBA go?

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Artist's impression of Roseworthy town centre project. Picture: Hames Sharley

First look at new $250m town centre for booming north

The first images of a new $250m town centre development north of Adelaide have been revealed. Take a look.

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Xtraordinary hoard: Bust builder’s Lambo life of luxury laid bare

The duo behind Xtraordinary Constructions were living the high life before the company’s collapse, with a garage full of luxury cars.

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SA wine giant’s cellar door closures and wild $30m expansion

Wine giant Vinarchy is shaking up its SA footprint, with a $30m expansion of a flagship winery but also the closure of cellar doors in the Barossa and Riverland.

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Artist's impression of new Detmold headquarters at 260 Regency Rd, Regency Park. Picture: Studio Nine Architects

Detmold boxes up operations into new global Adelaide HQ

Packaging giant Detmold Group is consolidating eight sites and up to 240 staff in a new global HQ in Adelaide.

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