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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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Adelaide

Opportunity to be in history’s corner

Owner-occupiers are expected to be among the leading bidders for Hutt St landmark Trevallyn House when it goes under the hammer later this month.

Business

A visualisation of the planned Limestone Coast Energy Park, which at its peak will be able to store almost 60% of SA residential solar output for up to 4 hours. Picture: Supplied by Pacific Green

Green light for mega battery site in SA’s South East

Plans to build one of the country’s largest grid-scale batteries in South Australia have secured approvals, with construction expected to begin this year.

Business

Robots at Treasury Wine Estates' automated barrel hall. Picture: Supplied by Treasury Wine Estates

Treasury unveils $10m robotic system at winery

Driverless forklifts, and robots which collect data and move barrels around – take a look at Treasury Wine Estates’ Barossa Valley facility following a $10m revamp.

Business

Artist's impressions of Tapangka - redevelopment of former Franklin St bus depot. Picture: Supplied by Renewal SA

Bus depot’s green transformation

A Melbourne-based sustainability consultant has been drafted in by the state government to help guide the transformation of the former Franklin St bus station.

Business

John Kain.Kain Lawyers managing partner John Kain (pictured) has spoken top me about the areas which will drive deals in 2021, with renewables near the top of the list.Thursday 4 February 2021 Pic Roy VanDerVegt.

Legal eagle warns of regulatory overreach

M&A lawyer John Kain says a wave of capital markets reforms will slow transaction activity in an already sluggish M&A market.

SA Business

Frigid.Cloud chief executive Jassa Amir Lang with Bowden Brewing co-founder Alex Marschall. Picture: Supplied by Frigid.Cloud

Craft brewing tech start-up eyes US expansion

A smart refrigeration platform that provides beverage producers with real-time chilling information is planning a $5m capital raise after signing up its first US customers.

Commercial Real Estate

The CBDÕs landmark sports viewing venue, the Rosemont Hotel on Hindley Street, will close its doors forever following the recent death of its owner, Rod Rose. The family are having a garage sale and selling off their sports memorabilia, and anything else people want to buy. 6 February, 2019. Picture Dean Martin

Adelaide’s city pub sell-off amid hospo crunch

Two of Adelaide’s landmark CBD pubs are looking for new owners amid a deepening hospitality crisis that has forced a string of venues to close their doors.

Business

Adelaide’s city pub sell-off amid hospo crunch

Two of Adelaide’s landmark CBD pubs are looking for new owners amid a deepening hospitality crisis that has forced a string of venues to close their doors.

Business

10/03/2017 - Petra Doust, crop production manager at Tasmanian salad leaf producer Houston's Farm with a spinach crop at the companies Richmond farm in the Coal River Valley in southern Tasmania.For a story on a new $200million national Food Agility Cooperative Research Centre. Picture by Peter Mathew/The AustralianPetra Doust, crop production manager at Tasmanian salad leaf producer Houston's Farm with a spinach crop at the companies Richmond farm in the Coal River Valley in southern Tasmania.For a story on a new $200million national Food Agility Cooperative Research Centre.10/03/2017picture by Peter Mathew

Fresh hope for food group but hundreds of jobs in limbo

A buyer has been found for Tasmania’s HS Fresh Food Group after it fell into administration, but hundreds of employees across the country face a nervous wait to learn their fate.

Business

Ian Plummer from One of the oldest apple growers in the Adelaide Hills has exited the industry and sold off its orchards, blaming the big supermarkets, pictured on July 5th, 2024, at his Forrest Range Orchard.Picture: Tom Huntley

Apple industry on red alert as growers squeezed by soaring costs

An Adelaide Hills apple grower has ceased production after 120 years, saying rising costs and a price squeeze from supermarkets have left the industry in crisis.

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