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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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21.11.2018.Kimbolton Wines in Langhorne Creek is opening its first cellar door in December. The business has been expanding rapidly over the past few years with another 10ha to be planted in the 2019 season to keep up with demand for their varieties.Brad Wise and Nicole Clark (brother and sister) are 5th generation vignerons who took over the business from their mother and father in 2017.PIC TAIT SCHMAAL.

Langhorne Creek’s Kimbolton Wines to open first cellar door

Langhorne Creek’s Kimbolton Wines will open its first cellar door this week as it ramps up production in its niche wine business.

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4/10/18 - Sunday Mail survey splash yarn ... optimism is up. Winemaker Chester Osborn from d'Arenberg celebrates good times, increased optimism and suggests a drop of Dead Arm 2015 Shiraz is the perfect drink to go with good times. Photo - Naomi Jellicoe

New strategy fuels China boom for d’Arenberg

McLaren Vale’s d’Arenberg has more than tripled its exports to China in the past year, helping to drive a 22 per cent increase in the company’s revenue.

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13.7.2017.SA_ADV_BIZ_TECHSTARS_17JUL17 It is for a story promoting the upcoming launch of the Techstars program. Luigi Barone , co-founder, Daitum. pic tait schmaal.

Adelaide AI startup one in a million

Adelaide artificial intelligence (AI) company Daitum has out-pitched more than 600 startups from across Asia, scoring a $1 million prize from a leading venture capital firm.

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Helping Hand chief executive Chris Stewart

New aged care boss set to offer a helping hand

A financial services and acquisitions expert has been appointed as the new chief executive of SA aged care provider Helping Hand.

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23/11/18 - Bendigo Bank is launching a new style branch - with entertaining space to host live events and seminars - both within branch opening hours and after hours - digital screens to promote community events and showcase local business, creative space for local artists and musicians to create their artwork. Bendigo and Adelaide Bank consumer banking executive Richard Fennell and Jack Fran - an artist who has created a mural in an adjacent alley - at the new branch. . Photo - Naomi Jellicoe

Bendigo Bank unveils branch of the future

A dedicated creative space for local artists and an entertaining area for live events and seminars form part of a progressive new branch format unveiled by Bendigo Bank.

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Prince Andrew (Duke of York ) tours the UniSA's Cancer Research Institute and MOD (Museum of Discovery) to open the new Waging Peace exhibition Monday November 26,2018.(Image AAP/Mark Brake)

Pitching to a prince

Eight South Australian startups have made it through to the next round of an entrepreneurship competition founded by the Duke of York.

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FEDERAL BUDGET - TOURISM OPERATOR - portrait of Andrew Holmes at the Hahndorf InnPicture: Bianca De Marchi

Hahndorf’s biggest beer garden in the making

Family-owned Hahndorf Inn has a history dating back more than 150 years. The venue is owned by the Holmes family, with its German descendants arriving from Bremen in 1847. Managing director Andrew Holmes shares what’s new.

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Bunnik Group chief executive Dennis Bunnik, founder and product directorMarion Bunnik and managing director Sacha Bunnik

Bunnik keeps up strong itinerary

Marion Bunnik opened the doors at Bunnik Tours in 1994, offering small group tours designed for Australian travellers. Chief executive Dennis Bunnik outlines the company’s latest activities.

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Chinese property developer and investor Ben Tsui has acquired the resort and will take over the operation later this week. It will be rebranded to New Terry Hotel & Golf Resort, comprising the 85-room hotel, 18-hole golf course, convention centre and 75ha of development land. Mr TsuiÕs son Andie Xu will oversee the day-to-day operations. Picture: Tricia Watkinson

Investor’s big plan to revitalise Wirrina Resort

Luring Chinese golfers to the Fleurieu Peninsula and hosting art and music festivals at its expansive grounds form part of the latest plans to revive the Wirrina Cove resort.

Alcidion in $12m deal with Queensland Health

Adelaide medical software company Alcidion has signed a $12 million contract with Queensland Health.

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