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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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QuantX wins big at defence awards

The developer of high precision timing devices used in major defence projects has taken out a top prize at this year’s Defence Teaming Centre awards.

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(FILES) The Three Mile Island Nuclear Plant on March 28, 2011, south of Middletown, Pennsylvania. The plant, site of the worst nuclear accident in US history, is to restart operations in a deal to sell power to Microsoft, Constellation Energy said on September 20, 2024. The firm announced the 20-year deal would involve the restart of the Unit 1 reactor, "which operated at industry-leading levels of safety and reliability for decades before being shut down for economic reasons exactly five years ago today." The Unit 1 reactor was not involved in the March 28, 1979, partial nuclear meltdown. (Photo by JEFF FUSCO / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / AFP)

Costings cast cloud over Dutton’s nuclear dream

The CSIRO has stepped up its attack on the price of Peter Dutton’s nuclear ambition, claiming the cost of large-scale power plants far exceeds firmed renewables over the long term.

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Social licence the missing piece in green dream

The head of renewables giant Enel’s Australian business says the absence of a social licence framework for developers is holding back the energy transition.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA : NewsWire Photos - SEPTEMBER 30 2024 ; A general view of the digital boards at the ASX in Sydney. Picture: NewsWire / Gaye Gerard

Market focus turns to RBA rates decision

The local sharemarket is on track for a slightly softer start to the week after a mixed performance on Wall Street and concerns about Australia’s economic outlook.

Business

Owner/operator of Untamed Escapes, Craig Haslam – near Port Lincoln, Eyre Peninsula Picture: South Australian Tourism Commission

Anger over chaotic overhaul of Austrade export grant scheme

A revamp of a federal grant scheme for Australian exporters faces the threat of legal action over claims the new system represents a breach of ‘procedural fairness’.

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Wind Farm with blue sky in an open paddock. Australian generic

HMC’s $950m splash on energy transition

HMC Capital will buy Neoen’s wind, solar and battery assets in Victoria, but warns of two barriers to reaching the nation’s ambitious renewables goal.

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HomeStart chief executive Andrew Mills. Picture: Supplied

First home buyers flock to low deposit lender

HomeStart has issued its highest number of loans in almost two decades as more borrowers turn to the government-backed lender amid a housing and rental crisis.

Business

DCI Data Centers ADL02 data centre facility at Kidman Park. Picture: Supplied by DCI Data Centers

See inside Adelaide’s new $70m data centre

A new $70m data centre in Adelaide’s west has opened its doors as AI and cloud computing fuel a surge in new hi-tech storage facilities. See inside.

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Disrupt Radio founder and chief executive officer Benjamin Roberts. Photo: Supplied

Start-up radio station’s bid for revival

Disrupt Radio founder Benjamin Roberts says the station is in final talks with investors over a plan to return to live programming after a four-month hiatus.

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Sarah Group managing director Matt Woodrow at The Osmond development in Norwood. Picture: Supplied by Sarah Group

Construction boss warns of cost hit from worker shortage

South Australian builder Sarah Group has surged past $500m in annual revenue, but its new boss says labour shortages are emerging as a major challenge for the industry.

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