Cameron England

Adelaide

Business Editor at The Advertiser (South Australia)

Adelaide-based Business Editor for The Advertiser, senior reporter for @Australian and @theTiser. Runner.

Articles

Island resort Rumi on Louth set to get even more luxurious with day spa and private villas

1 month ago | realcommercial.com.au | Cameron England

The $20m second stage of the luxury Rumi on Louth island resort has been granted planning approval, with construction of 26 luxury villas, a Japanese-inspired day spa and recreational facilities to start later this year. The $30m first stage of the development, on Louth Island near Port Lincoln, opened in early 2024, with accommodation for about 20 people and a fine dining restaurant.
Quantum computing could blow apart current data encryption: Qanapi founder

2 months ago | stockhead.com.au | Cameron England

Bad actors are probably warehousing encrypted data now in anticipation of the imminent advent of quantum computing, experts warn, with the enormous boost in computing power from chips such as Google’s recently released Willow promising the ability to break current encryption in minutes – if not seconds.
Cameron England at The Australian

2 months ago | stockhead.com.au | Cameron England

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Diversification key to BHP's future success

Sep 23, 2024 | futures.tradingcharts.com | Cameron England

Sep 24, 2024 (The Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) --BHP CEO Mike Henry says the resources group is now o much better placed compared with a few years ago, due to a diversified portfolio of assets than includes iron ore, copper and potash. He notes that demand for all three commodities is expected to be strong in coming years.
Premier Li Qiang welcomed with banquet in Perth

Jun 18, 2024 | theaustralian.com.au | Cameron England |Duncan Evans

Lobster exports to China still remain in limbo after a high-profile visit to Australia by the major power’s second-in-charge which has been hailed as “an important milestone” in the bilateral relationship. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese joined Chinese Premier Li Qiang in Perth on Tuesday after the pair held their annual leaders meeting in Canbera the previous day.
Seven West news boss Craig McPherson steps down, replacement announced

Apr 29, 2024 | theaustralian.com.au | Sophie Elsworth |Cameron England |Nathan Schmidt

Seven West Media’s director of news and public affairs Craig McPherson has stepped down from his role with the national broadcaster. The veteran news head did not give a reason for his departure, but said he had been considering the decision “for a while”. “I believe now is a good time for all to have a fresh start,” he said in a statement issued on Monday.
Resources Top 4: Talisman hits hot base metal action at Durnings (Not Burning’s. Or Bunnings)

Mar 27, 2024 | theaustralian.com.au | Rob Badman |Cameron England |Josh Chiat

Copper-gold hunter Talisman Mining (ASX:TLM) has been standing out on the bourse on Wednesday. In fact, by 3pm, it was up nearly 43 per cent for the day. Why all the attention? Well, partly because of a typo, actually.
Uranium miners still have eyes on sky high price as yellowcake deficit emerges

Mar 26, 2024 | theaustralian.com.au | Josh Chiat |Cameron England |Rob Badman

Despite a recent dip which stalled an almost year-long run in uranium prices, miners are putting their mouth where their money is, tipping spot prices will hit a new record in the coming bull run. Following Tribeca Nuclear Energy Opportunities Strategy portfolio manager Guy Keller’s call that uranium should hit $US175/lb, leaders from three ASX listed companies have punted on sky-high prices to return for the first time since the mid-2000s ahead of an expanding global deficit.
BDO’s Fast Movers program inviting entries

Mar 17, 2024 | goldcoastbulletin.com.au | Cameron England

The BDO Fast Movers program, which this year is offering prizes worth more than $150,000, is inviting entries for this year’s competition. The program, which is open for entries until the end of March, identifies a list of the top 25 finalists, as well as handing out awards for first, second and third place, plus special award categories Excellence in Business and Fastest Employment Growth.
BDO’s Fast Movers program inviting entries

Mar 17, 2024 | news.com.au | Cameron England

The BDO Fast Movers program, which this year is offering prizes worth more than $150,000, is inviting entries for this year’s competition. The program, which is open for entries until the end of March, identifies a list of the top 25 finalists, as well as handing out awards for first, second and third place, plus special award categories Excellence in Business and Fastest Employment Growth.