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10th March 2026

SA Business Journal

Rising costs hammer SA business: ‘We’ll pass on what we have to’

South Australian business confidence has fallen amid soaring energy bills and wages, with operators bracing for more inflationary pain as war in the Middle East intensifies.

Aussie shares rebound $45bn on Trump’s Iran war tease

The Aussie sharemarket is stabilising after Monday’s bloodbath, lifting 1.6 per cent at the opening bell after US President Donald Trump teased that the Iran war could be nearing a...

Pig poo to power: $10m farm to fuel jobs

From SA farm waste to family power: A groundbreaking $10 million facility will transform what pigs leave behind into enough clean energy for an entire neighbourhood.

Fuel chaos: SA servos run dry as prices soar by 40c

A 40-cent petrol price explosion has triggered the kind of consumer frenzy typically reserved for toilet paper during lockdowns.

Wine v mine: Hills gold project’s fate sealed in last ditch bid

Miner Terramin says it’s “reviewing its options” after a crucial court decision on its bid to overturn a ban on its proposed gold mine surrounded by top name wineries.

Call waiting: Telstra fights to keep its coverage crown

Telstra is fighting a watchdog’s proposal that would force it to significantly redraw its coverage maps after it was accused of misleading customers with unreliable service claims.

These Aussie industries grew by 200 per cent in a decade

New data shows a dramatic transformation in how Australians are accessing key services, with two industries experiencing explosive growth over the past decade.

How Middle East conflict could impact your portfolio