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.
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.
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.
Adelaide medical software company Alcidion has signed a $12 million contract with Queensland Health.
The directors of The Archer Hotel have broken their silence on the demise of one of Adelaide’s historic pubs, blaming “extraordinarily high” rent and power costs for its downfall.
Adelaide has the potential to become a global hub for defence and space startups, according to the head of StartupAUS, who says the state should focus on its economic strengths as part of its innovation drive.
Failed pub The Archer Hotel will auction off its furniture and equipment next month, as related venues face increasing pressure from suppliers.
Phil Hoffmann Travel has appointed two mobile travel agents as part of the family-owned travel agency’s national expansion plan.
Fourth-generation farmer David Doudle has spent 30 years exploring the lower Eyre Peninsula. He outlines how his adventure tour company Goin’ Off Safaris has grown since its 2005 origins.
IT and digital services provider ASG Group expects to double the size of its South Australian workforce after opening a new national base in Adelaide.
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