TRACKING technology to manage seasonal workforces, an electronic logbook for catch information, probes to detect meat quality and satchets to make food last longer – these are just some of the agritech inventions already at home in SA.
GAMES and mobile applications developer Mighty Kingdom will use its time on the Entrepreneurs Week platform on July 9 to reveal details about a new project that promises to drive social change.
NOW in its fourth year, Entrepreneur’s Week 2018 is a chance for South Australia’s brightest thinkers to gather and explore the many business opportunities our state has to offer.
We need Entrepreneurs Week to celebrate the role of entrepreneurs in building value for our economy and for our community.
PASSION is at the heart of SA’s growing community of female entrepreneurs taking their big and bold ideas to the world.
WILLIAM James Ferguson, 33, third-generation member of SA seafood exporter Ferguson Australia Group, passed away suddenly of a heart attack at his home in Port MacDonnell last week.
ABOUT 247,000 qualifications, most of them vocational, will need to be delivered in five years to meet industry demands, according to the Training and Skills Commission.
THE week-long focus on the state’s food and produce through a popular television show has created more interest in local tourism offerings, the SA Tourism Commission says.
BHP’s Olympic Dam mine “is going to do a lot of the heavy lifting” as SA remains on track to meet its ambitious copper production target of one million tonnes by 2030, a mining conference in Adelaide was told on Tuesday.
ADELAIDE has won the rights to host the World Congress on Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering (the Congress) in 2024, in what the government says is a “coup” for the state.
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