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29th October 2024

SA Business Journal

Defence heats up for SA firm

Industrial refrigeration company Cold Logic is expanding into the defence industry, with the launch of a new hi-tech testing facility at its Wingfield HQ.

Plans for $29m graphite mine on Eyre Peninsula released

Lincoln Minerals’ Kookaburra graphite project on the Eyre Peninsula would cost just $29m to bring into production and generate average earnings of $23m per year, the company says.

Popular international flights return for the first time since 2020

Euro summer anyone? Emirates have announced a major direct route from Adelaide which punters hope will lower the cost of international travel.

T-Ports to fight Viterra buy up across South Australia

T-Ports has lodged a submission with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission opposing Viterra’s proposed acquisition of Cargill’s GrainFlow assets in South Australia.

Inaugural Fearless Innovator Grant Program finalists announced

The inaugural group of finalists in the Fearless Innovator Grant Program has been announced, showcasing 10 of South Australia’s most inspiring female entrepreneurs.

Stärke secures lucrative US clamp deal

Stärke-AMG is eyeing new export markets for an innovative clamp it has developed after securing lucrative contracts with the US Department of Defence.

Credit card crackdown set to hit airline frequent flyer points

Frequent flyer credit cards are set to become a casualty of the Albanese government ‘cracking down on unfair and excessive card surcharges’. But it also creates an opportunity.

ASX up 0.3pc; Myer buys Premier's apparel brands; BlueScope warns on profit

The sharemarket has opened in positive territory after gains in the US ahead of big tech earnings results and economic data. Investors also keenly awaiting local inflation data. My...

Fresh probe into Transgrid after Broken Hill blackout

Transgrid is “co-operating” with inquiries launched into whether it breached national electricity rules, after workers accused the energy operator of “gambling” with its assets in ...

Apple cuts prices on new and more speedy iMac

The tech giant has cut the price of the new iMac, while fitting it with a souped-up chip that it says is up to 2.1 times faster for ‘demanding workflows’ like photo editing and gam...