Business
Leighton building a bigger profit
LEIGHTON Holdings has reaffirmed its forecast for a full-year profit of up to $650 million after its first-quarter growth.
Fewer Australians in dole queues
A FALL in the unemployment rate for October shows the Australian job market is in a good place, economists say.
Local stocks finish the week stronger
AUSTRALIAN shares closed firmly higher on positive offshore leads and short-covering ahead of the weekend.
Dollar steady despite Eurozone crisis
THE Australian dollar finished the week mildly firmer on subdued trading volumes.
Beach wins control of Adelaide
BEACH Energy has won control of Adelaide Energy just three days after launching a hostile 20c per share bid.
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SA Business Journal
New Adelaide Hills mine finished
THE construction of Hillgrove Resources' Kanmantoo copper mine in the Adelaide Hills is complete.
Mining & Energy
Miner sues for millions after ban
MINING company Marathon Resources has accused the State Government of withholding all details of the proposed ban on mining in the Arkaroola area.
Business Owner
Bernie Lewis gets In the Zone
INTEGRATED advice business Bernie Lewis is not a company resting on its laurels having been recently named best national mortage advice business.
Money
Homeowners slash prices to make a sale
PROPERTY sales in one state are so slow vendors are dropping their asking prices by 25 per cent to wrap up a sale.
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Financials
PM pushes for global accord
JULIA Gillard has called on world leaders to provide "a shot in the arm" to the troubled global economy by generating new jobs.
Investors bet on gold resurgence
GOLD futures climbed today amid expectations of a eurozone turnaround.
Europe optimism buoys Crude
CRUDE futures rose overnight, settling at the highest level in nearly four months.
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- Asia not immune to eurozone crisis
- IMF chief welcomes Japan to trade talks
- IMF chief welcomes Greece, Italy progress
- Investors bet on gold resurgence
- Europe optimism buoys Crude
- Copper rises as buyers circle
- State calls for population-based GST
- US stocks up on Europe stability
- European shares jump on progress in Italy, Greece
- Gillard arrives in Hawaii for APEC talks
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- Australia's growth tipped to slow
- Shale be right
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- Economic travails 'worst in 30 years'
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Cheap shots for women
TEENAGE girls are being lured to city pubs and nightclubs with offers of cheap - and even free - drink specials that leave them falling down drunk and vulnerable.
Sport
Sharing the Coast's golden glow
ADELAIDE will push to play an unofficial role in the 2018 Commonwealth Games awarded to the Gold Coast yesterday.
LATEST PHOTO GALLERIES
Burnside Villiage Gala Opening
See the guests who attended the Burnside Village Gala Opening on Friday night.
Kings of Leon rock Adelaide
American quartet Kings of Leon shook up the Adelaide Entertainment Centre on Friday night on their Come Around Sundown tour.
Wild weather captured via NewsForce
Images of the wild weather over the state sent by AdelaideNow readers via NewsForce.
The beauty of nature
Wildlife snaps by AdelaideNow readers and Advertiser staff - including a kookaburra on the hunt for a tasty snack.
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ENTERTAINMENT
Village people come out to play in style
IT was billed as the "party of the year" and the opening of the newly refurbished Burnside Village did not disappoint.
TECHNOLOGY
The world's smallest 'car' hits the road
EUROPEAN scientists have taken compact design to the next level with the world's smallest four-wheeler, revealed today in the journal Nature.
TRAVEL
Thrillseekers terrifying new craze makes planking lame
ADRENALIN junkies swing from jagged rock-face 83m from the ground in death-defying new Aussie craze.
