From the defence sector and cyber security to artificial intelligence and robotics – South Australia’s future industries are the great engines of change. It’s a serious but exciting transition away from the once-thriving auto-manufacturing sector and towards these prosperous future industries that will lead to an increase in demand for skilled workers. SA businesses to […]
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Bineshian Hoss’ career as a civil engineer has taken him to the four corners of the globe. One city, however, captured his heart. Adelaide became Bineshian’s adopted home nearly a decade ago… and the place he returns to in between his overseas engineer postings. After more than 20 years working in design and construction roles,
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Two South Australian food producers have partnered to create a new yoghurt range incorporating native Australian produce, providing jobs and support for an indigenous community involved in the fruit picking. Fleurieu Milk Company and Something Wild have joined forces to launch a range of native Australian fruit yoghurts featuring Kakadu plum, muntrie, Davidson plum and
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A small family business on the banks of the Murray River in the small town of Bowhill has been a major source of employment for the area for decades. In the past 40 years, Bowhill Engineering, located 65km from Murray Bridge, has grown from a small local steel fabrication and construction business to a leading
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Last year Caffé Mondo was recognised as one of the state’s fastest growing businesses, now the local coffee specialist is pushing forward with plans to share their products with an Asian market. After strong growth in South Australia and New South Wales, founder Adrian D’Aloia says the business will this year focus on national and
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Immediate acceptance and flourishing activity at Lionsgate – the repurposed former Holden automotive factory at Elizabeth – signals an unexpected but welcome surge in business confidence for a region that is swiftly re-inventing itself and reviving its fortunes. Designed to serve as a new industrial hub for Adelaide’s north, the 122ha Lionsgate site has been
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East-side shopping precinct Burnside Village is expected to undergo a $350 million two-stage upgrade later this year, under a proposal set to create 1790 jobs in South Australia. Village owners the Cohen Group has lodged plans with the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure that could see work on the 10-year project begin later this
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From a nondescript warehouse in Thebarton in Adelaide’s western fringes is a global company that has quietly worked away on spectacular flame effects watched by millions worldwide. FCT Flames has been behind the man-made flame effects on show at every Olympic Games ceremony since 2000, and despite the international reach and presence of the company,
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For a rather small, specialised company such as Levett Engineering to be awarded Exporter of the Year at the Business SA 2018 Export Awards speaks volumes about the quality of work this aircraft component manufacturer delivers. However, founder and CEO Paul Levett believes it says more about the company’s organisation structure and workforce ability. “Making
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The value of international students to the South Australian economy continues to grow – last financial year generating $1.62 billion and positioning international education as one of the state’s top export earners. Almost 38,000 international students were enrolled in SA universities, education institutions and schools in the 12 months to November last year, and with
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