Property seized from Vailo founder to be sold off
Receivers are looking to offload a multimillion-dollar property seized from Adelaide entrepreneur Aaron Hickmann, as financiers chase millions in unpaid debts.
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British battery developer Pacific Green has agreed a deal to sell off the first stage of its grid-scale storage project in South Australia to Palisade Investment Partners’ green energy vehicle.
Pirie St office tower up for sale again after legal battle
An Adelaide office tower at the centre of a legal dispute over a failed $58.6m sale has been put back on the market.
End of an error: What happened in Whyalla
On a dramatic day for the town of Whyalla, our reporter explains what happened.
Shahins pocket $25m from property sell-off
The Shahin family has scored a $25m payday following the sale of three OTR petrol station sites across Adelaide.
Rail operator’s Whyalla worries
Aurizon has resumed rail services for the Whyalla steelworks, but warns uncertainty over the facility’s future could dent the company’s full-year results.
Family-run Adelaide retail chain launches new brand
The family behind a popular Adelaide sports chain has unveiled a new brand as the company’s founders pass the baton on to a second generation.
Hills fertiliser firm’s global roots are sprouting fast
Exports of Neutrog Australia’s fertiliser have more than doubled in the past year, with the Adelaide Hills company lifting sales in California and New Zealand.
Pirie St office tower up for sale again after legal battle
An Adelaide office tower at the centre of a legal dispute over a failed $58.6m sale has been put back on the market.
Transport in slow lane but renewables energise Downer
A slowdown in government spending in Victoria is putting the brakes on Downer EDI’s transport services business, but renewable energy projects remain a strong growth opportunity.
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