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30th April 2024

SA Business Journal

Bonza suspends flights after all planes locked down

A midnight swoop by an aircraft leasing company is believed to be behind Bonza’s sudden suspension of flights, leaving the ultra low cost carrier in limbo and customers stranded.

First look: Makeover for iconic Adelaide tower the Black Stump

The first phase of upgrades to the “Black Stump” in the heart of Adelaide has been unveiled as part of its owners’ bid to lure new tenants to the landmark tower.

Mad March boosts optimism for SA businesses – but will it last?

A busy Mad March has lifted the spirits of SA business owners, but rising energy, wages and rent costs are still proving a major challenge.

Cash-strapped farmers looking to buy now, pay later

SA investors are backing new buy now, pay later offerings to farmers looking for new ways to fund their livestock, machinery and other farm purchases.

Major public sector review urged to boost economy, cut red tape

Pinpointing better public service standards and efficiency is recommended in a key productivity report, which also aims to improve SA’s national share of high-wage jobs.

‘Secret affair’ shared with Super Retail board, staff

Lawyers representing four executives at shopping giant Super Retail Group say an external informant has come forward with new details of an affair between its CEO and HR boss.

What your super balance should be for your age bracket

Worrying about not having enough to retire comfortably is a big fear, but anxiety may be unnecessary. See what super you’ll need.

ASX flat; retail trade fell 0.4pc

Market sentiment hit as CBA pushes back rate cut call. Coles 3Q sales rise to $10bn. ASIC sues Magnis and chair over disclosure failures. Star needs supervision: director. IGO lead...

Meet 8 business power couples of Adelaide’s north

From fiery hot chilli to lifesaving doggie treats, wool exporters and wellness fitness studios, there’s no shortage of business teams standing out in Adelaide’s north.

Optus hauled over the coals in telco review

Australia’s second biggest telco, Optus, failed to grasp the scale and severity of a massive network outage in November last year, a government-appointed review has found.