Small power relief gives pub cold comfort
Publican Simone Douglas says another $150 in power bill relief is cold comfort for small businesses like hers that are grappling with a perfect storm of skyrocketing energy costs and a cost of living crisis.
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An Adelaide company has become one of Australia’s most prolific producers of shark-related documentary content for global broadcasters. Here’s its story.
New group to empower Aboriginal businesses
A group of prominent Indigenous business leaders has come together to create a new industry group aimed at empowering Aboriginal businesses across SA.
Church makes CBD move after multimillion-dollar deal
One of Australia’s biggest church groups will relocate its national HQ to the Adelaide CBD after a multimillion-dollar deal.
‘At-risk’ office space to cost billions
A mix of tougher environmental standards and changing work patterns could leave office landlords picking up a hefty bill.
‘At-risk’ office space to cost billions
A mix of tougher environmental standards and changing work patterns could leave office landlords picking up a hefty bill.
Historic SA winery in Chinese supermarket deal
Supermarkets are where Australia can win the global wine war according to the head of Chateau Tanunda, which is now stocked in Alibaba’s Chinese grocery chain.
$2.4bn play for WA gold miner
Ramelius Resources has made its move on fellow WA gold miner Spartan Resources, winning over its smaller rival with a $2.4bn takeover bid.
Financia heads to the CBD
Mortgage and finance broking firm Financia has unveiled its new state-of-the-art offices in the Adelaide CBD.
Wingate and IP Generation tipped to reap $65m in Adelaide exit
The market reset and vacancy could see the former home of SA’s Department for Infrastructure and Transport go at a discount.
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