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2nd December 2025

SA Business Journal

Qantas drops 100,000 reward seats in surprise move

Qantas frequent flyers can now book premium Paris seats and dedicated Bali flights using points, in an unprecedented early release usually reserved for January.

26 million days: The stunning work toll of Gen Z ‘mental health days’

Aussie bosses have 26 million reasons to think twice about employing younger workers, as a new study reveals the immense cost of Gen Z staff taking regular mental health leave.

SA stockbroking powerhouse sold after failed multimillion-dollar deal

Capital Haus founder Brendan Gow has fulfilled his long-held ambition to acquire respected Adelaide firm Baker Young following the dramatic collapse of a rival deal.

First look: Inside Australia’s biggest New Balance store

Footwear giant New Balance has continued its bricks-and-mortar store expansion, transforming a former bank branch into its first flagship retail outlet in Adelaide.

Libs pitch plan to fix Adelaide's dead after dark nightlife problem

Adelaide's hospitality businesses have more than doubled their bankruptcy rate in three years, prompting the Liberals to propose a new night time economy solution.

Surprising suburbs Christmas parcel deliveries are most delayed

Christmas shoppers face delivery roulette as data exposes the unexpected suburbs where one in ten parcels arrives late during the festive rush. SEE THE LIST

New CEOs for Mitsubishi, mining lobby

Mitsubishi Motors has chosen a veteran insider to lead its Australian operations from Adelaide, while SA’s peak mining industry group has also picked its new CEO.

Pre-Christmas collapse adds to wave of caravan company failures

Another Australian caravan company has collapsed into administration - the latest in a string of failures which had already seen five manufacturers fail owing more than $27m to hun...

Gold’s wobble spooked the crowd – but the real surge is coming

Gold has just lived through one of the most overdramatised episodes – a healthy two-week pullback was treated as a collapse. But the next big peak is coming, writes ASX Trader.