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South Australia’s wine exports have fallen by $300 million since the 2020-21 financial year – but still managed to hit a value of $1.431 billion in the 12 months to June 30. Image: Tom Aldahn/InDaily While the 21 percent drop in value was a major blow to one of the state’s largest export industries, the 21-22 financial year figure was up $33 million in the 12 months to March this year and $55 million in calendar year 2021. Eight of the top 10 export destinations by value also increased, with only Canada and Hong Kong recording declines. By volume, South Australia’s wine exports fell nine percent to 371 million liters, mainly driven by a decline in exports to China of 30 million liters compared to the previous year. Red wine accounts for more than 80 percent of SA’s wine exports by value and more than 70 percent by volume. South Australia typically produces about half of Australia’s annual production and accounts for

The Adelaide company’s 111-year-old shareholders were asked to surrender their shares free of charge to keep the company’s “good name and tradition” alive and save the jobs of around 100 staff. The GIlberton Swing Bridge in Adelaide’s eastern suburbs is one of many projects implemented by A Noble & Son. Photos provided. A Noble & Son Ltd (Nobles) went into voluntary administration on June 15 when the directors decided the company could not pay its debts and a restructuring was urgently needed. The Kilburn-based business provides lifting and rigging equipment, technical services and engineering design for a wide range of heavy industries including mining, oil and gas, construction, shipping, manufacturing and defense. It has 11 locations across Australia. James McPherson and Austin Taylor of Adelaide-based Meertens Chartered Accountants have been appointed administrators and said the company was bankrupt. No