The Lead South Australia

Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten has agreed to sell more than 400 additional South Australian food and beverage products in a new partnership with state government.

More than ninety businesses and organisations and sixty prominent individuals have signed a statement addressed to politicians.

An emerging commercial seaweed industry is gaining pace in South Australia and it has the methane produced by cows firmly in its sights.

Teamgage is rolling out a COVID-19 update to its continuous digital improvement technology, and is about to take advantage of a $350,000 grant to boot.

The Australian Cyber Collaboration Centre will be established at the Lot Fourteen innovation precinct in Adelaide later this year.

Foment, dubbed SA’s ‘wine and tourism tech revolution’, will be run out of the Tonsley Innovation Hub in the southern suburbs of Adelaide.

The Ping Monitor uses acoustic analysis, machine learning and the Internet of Things to continuously detect wind turbine blade damage.

The digital app offers users a live news feed, an instant messaging function and a calendar to log upcoming events and appointments.

Instead of a truck picking up scooters at the end of each day to move them to pick-up points, the batteries are swapped out by a roving mechanic on an EcoCaddy pedal-assisted electric bike.

Sports drink startup PREPD has outlined big expansion plans after managing to raise almost a million dollars in a recent funding round.

South Australia ranks ahead of the UK for entrepreneurs, with a new report revealing young aussies are also flocking to the state compared to other areas.

Dr James Waldie and Dr Gordon Cable founded Human Aerospace in Adelaide, South Australia to repurpose space-related technology for use on earth.