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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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Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), Dr Philip Lowe, addresses the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Economics, at NSW State Parliament in Sydney in Sydney, Friday, February, 22, 2019. (AAP Image/Dean Lewins) NO ARCHIVING

How the RBA rate decision impacts you

All eyes will be on the Reserve Bank on Tuesday, when it decides whether an interest-rate cut is needed to re-energise the national economy — but how will affect South Australians? It depends on who you are.

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30.4.2019.Investors in Angas Securities meeting at Convention Centre to vote on the latest changes to a repayment deal which would leave them $42 million out of pocket. The alternative is the company falling into administration, which would be even worse.Investors:Andrew Tilley, 70, Brownhill Creek and Chris Madsen, 81, Semaphore. PIC TAIT SCHMAAL.

Angas investors accept $42m hit

Investors in Angas Securities’ embattled $220 million debenture fund have agreed to take a $42 million hit in order to avoid the Adelaide investment firm being placed into receivership.

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Adelaide Oval and City from the air . aerial , skyline , river torrens . RAH , Festival Centre , King William Street , North Adelaide . Credit: Airborne Photography

SA business investment soars

Business investment in new plant and equipment is rising faster in South Australia than anywhere else in the country, according to a CommSec report, but sluggish population growth continues to weigh on the local economy.

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Lincoln Gap Wind Farm - Supplied by Nexif Energy

Wind farm back on track

The developer of the $480 million Lincoln Gap wind farm near Port Augusta says the project is back on track after reaching a payment deal with its embattled construction partner.

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Jason Chappell, Regional Manager - Suncorp Stores, Southern States. STORY: Suncorp is opening a new-look store. It brings together products and solutions from across the groupÕs network of brands - AAMI, Suncorp, and Apia. The space has been designed to offer customers interactive experiences, including a simplified transactional area, spaces for informal and private conversations, hospitality zone, self-service capabilities and a dedicated space for workshops and seminars. Picture: Tricia Watkinson

Suncorp brings tri-branded store to Black Stump

Suncorp has brought its multi-branded store format to Adelaide, opening a new look shopfront on the ground floor of the “Black Stump” on Grenfell St.

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Adrian Boulton checks the packaged barrels of Uranium at BHP Billiton's Olympic Dam project in South Australia. The mine produces Copper, Gold, Silver & Uranium.

The yellowcake highway to Port Adelaide

Uranium produced from a controversial West Australian mine approved a day before the federal election was called will be exported from Port Adelaide.

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Direct flights to Tokyo on SA trade chief’s wishlist

Direct flights between Adelaide and Tokyo would be a game-changer for economic ties between South Australia and the Land of the Rising Sun, according the state’s new chief trade representative in Japan.

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Opposition Leader Bill Shorten and Business SA's Anthony Penney.

Skilled migration changes ‘will hit SA jobs’

The state’s peak business group has slammed Labor’s proposed changes to skilled migration visas, claiming they will make it increasingly difficult for small and regional businesses to fill skills shortages across the state.

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Ed Harry Menswear store. Supplied by chain owner Specialty Mens Apparel.

SA menswear chain Ed Harry to be wound up

Creditors of failed menswear chain Ed Harry have voted to wind up the company, and will likely recoup a small fraction of the debts owed to them.

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The Archer will re-open its doors on Friday, five months after the previous operator fell into administration. Bartender India Plummer 20 and Assistant Manager Alex Jones 23 looking forward to having The Archer open again. Picture: Tricia Watkinson

Historic pub to reopen for first drinks

The doors to historic North Adelaide pub The Archer will reopen this week, five months after its previous operator fell into liquidation.

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