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SA Business Journal

Beware of Jimflation: Fears budget sweeteners will keep rates high

Treasurer Jim Chalmers will hand down a $9.3bn surplus, but economists are warning Labor’s budget is set to cause homeowners more pain. Here’s why.

McCrann: Dodgy forecasts the only certainty on budget night

The one thing you can say with absolute certainty about every budget is that every forecast in it will be wrong — so take claims about controlling inflation with a pinch of salt.

The key signs that show SA is on the move

A new report is painting a rosy picture for South Australia’s economy on several fronts, fuelling a hiring spree in some industries.

The dire shortage that Adelaide desperately needs to fix

South Australia’s international education market has returned to pre-pandemic levels but one dire shortage means we risk failing to capitalise on the surge.

Nova Systems CEO lured home by new challenge

Former army officer Dean Rosenfield has taken the reins at South Australian defence contractor Nova Systems, with the opportunity to put to use his decades of global experience.

Small bars in fight for life as young Adelaideans stay home

Spending in Adelaide’s small bars and clubs is in rapid decline as data shows Gen Z is chosing to party less often. Are you drinking less? Take our poll.

SA gaming giant’s touching move as it sacks staff

SA’s top game developer has cut its workforce by nearly 30 per cent – but has done something unusual on social media to try to help their sacked staff.

ASX 200 down before budget; GUD jumps

Relief over outlook boosts GUD. Quiet trading ahead of tonight's federal budget and US producer prices data. BHP 'disappointed' over Anglo rebuff. IFM firms up Atlas Arteria holdin...

How museums can STEM the tide of students shunning science

A shortage of engineers and hi-tech workers is looming as student interest in STEM wanes, but a new book proposes a bold approach that could reverse the trend.

‘Not a supermarket’: Bunnings boss resists Senate call

Bunnings will resist a Senate inquiry recommendation that it be placed under the same regulatory oversight as the nation’s leading supermarkets.