400 homes for huge new hills estate
One of the state’s largest housing projects is about to get bigger, with a local developer acquiring 60ha of additional land for 400 new homes.
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Sky’s the limit for forgotten space sector
Australia will fall further behind in the global space race unless both major political parties put the industry back on the agenda, an industry leader warns.
Legal eagle takes helm amid private capital boom
Private capital will continue to drive M&A activity, according to the new head of mid-tier M&A firm Kain Lawyers, despite the threat of tighter regulation.
$80m luxury apartments for popular old CBD cafe site
Around 40 luxury apartments will be built on a former petrol station and cycling cafe site in the heart of Adelaide, following its multimillion-dollar sale.
Mega twin tower international hotel, residences set for CBD
Construction of Adelaide’s fourth tallest tower has reached its highest point, as its developer closes in on a global hotel brand for a new high-rise project in the CBD.
Major SA stockbrokers to sell firm in multi-million dollar deal
One of SA’s best known stockbroking firms will be sold to an ASX-listed advisory company as part of a multi-million dollar deal.
New OT sites to help more young people
Specialist occupational therapy provider OTFC has broken ground on two new facilities in Adelaide and Melbourne as part of a national expansion plan.
Every Jeanswest store to close ‘within weeks’ amid stock fire sale
All 87 Jeanswest stores will close down in coming weeks as $20m of heavily discounted stock goes on sale. It comes as administrators work on a plan to salvage the iconic brand.
Mic drop: First look at former nightclub’s transformation
The former Fat Controller nightclub site on North Tce is set to be transformed into one of the city’s largest karaoke bars. See the plans.
Local business battens down the hatches against Cyclone Trump
A BankSA survey reveals how South Australians have been spooked by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs, in a worrying sign for consumer and business spending.
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