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SA Business Journal

Sweat co-founder buys stake in app developer

Entrepreneur Tobi Pearce has acquired a stake in the web and mobile app agency that helped his Sweat fitness platform conquer the world.

SA firm trumps the big boys in monster $100m BHP payday

A family-owned SA trucking company has outbid major transport operators to secure $100m in new contracts with mining giant BHP.

Ignore at your peril: 2026 shaping as perfect storm for recession

It’s the calm before the storm. Right now, all indicators point to one chilling truth, the next major recession is looming and 2026 is a pivotal year, writes ASX Trader.

RBA interest rate cut: three things to check right now

As the Reserve Bank prepares to cut interest rates, homeowners are expected to see relief on their mortgages. Here’s how much you might save, and what you must do next.

Heavy hitters back $50m VC fund

Some of SA’s most successful entrepreneurs are backing a new $50m venture capital fund set up to invest in Australia’s ‘under-served markets’ from Adelaide.

Town, industry left reeling as Port Lincoln tuna royalty dies

One of Port Lincoln’s founding tuna magnates has died, with locals and friends paying tribute to the hardworking fisherman.

Meth city to boom town: Rebirth as Golden North set for historic shift

Murray Bridge is on the brink of a spectacular rebirth, seven years after a blaze wiped out a major employer and rampant drug problems saw it labelled the nation’s “meth capital”.

‘Major threat to our economy’: Trump dishes out new 40pc tariffs

Donald Trump is handing out tariff letters with some countries to face up to 40 per cent import tax, citing “national security” as his imperative.

Chilling group makes contact with Qantas

Qantas has provided a disturbing update on a major data breach after cybercriminals hacked into the data of millions.

It’s the most iconic Aussie job – but who would want it now?

If conditions don’t change soon, these South Australian families could see a way of life disappear forever.

Regional supermarket workers in huge $5.5m backpay win

Supermarket workers across regional SA will receive millions in backpay after what a union claimed was one of the “largest retail underpayment cases in SA history”.

$20m funding to help SA businesses slash power bills

SA businesses will soon be able to apply for a portion of $20m in funding to help pay for energy-saving equipment. See who’s eligible, how much you could get, and when to apply.