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3rd December 2024

SA Business Journal

Huge windfall for RAA in deal with major insurer

RAA will receive a large windfall after striking a 20-year deal with Allianz Australia over its insurance business.

Wealthy Americans funding green ‘lawfare’ against Aussie energy projects

The billionaire widow of Apple’s Steve Jobs is leading a foreign charge to funnel money to a taxpayer-funded activist body that tries to block Australian energy projects in court.

ASX 200 hits all-time high; Collins down

KFC operator Collins Foods' first-half profit falls 52 per cent. Strikes have cost $50m so far and counting: Woolworths. BOQ chair warns on bank levy impact. Star clears first debt...

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.

A new Dark Ages: Blackouts loom but gas offers energy crisis lifeline

Aussie households face being plunged into summer blackouts unless politicians and regulators take urgent action on gas supplies. See what the experts say needs to happen now.

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.

TWU ties Virgin-Qatar deal support to new CEO

A powerful union is offering ‘conditional’ support for the Virgin-Qatar deal in an apparent bid to exert its influence over Jayne Hrdlicka’s replacement.

Dr Michelle Perugini to head up commercialisation at UniSA

Health and technology entrepreneur Dr Michelle Perugini has joined the University of South Australia as its new Head of Commercialisation.

100-room, four-star hotel in huge Hills cinema overhaul

The owners of Mount Barker’s cinema have revealed massive plans for a hotel, rooftop function centre and huge entertainment options for local kids. See the plans.

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.