Global Markets

How to go global

McLaren Vale gin brand Never Never Distilling Co. has taken their spirits to the world with the help and resources made available to them by DTI.

Cultured Export: The Yoghurt Shop goes global

In its 15-year history, The Yoghurt Shop has gone from third party retailer to owning its own production, wholesaling and distributing its South Australian wares interstate and throughout Asia.

The art of crossing over: Taking South Australian music global

In order to build sustainable careers, Australian musicians need a global audience. Crossover Music is an independent market development program that will help local artists make it on the international stage.

Adelaide goes global with The Wolf Gang

What happens when a local designer and Frame Creative work on a fashion brand together.

SA’s live music industry is worth half a billion dollars

The importance of South Australia's live music industry to the state economy has been reinforced by a new report. CityMag examines what it means for the local scene.

Take your TV or film idea to the world at the 2019 Screen Makers Conference

The Media Resource Centre’s national Screen Makers Conference in July will connect emerging and established filmmakers with real and present opportunities to plug into the multi-billion dollar global film industry.

Turning forte and flaws into uniqueness

Can Adelaide find a stronger sense of identity as a city, asks Timothea Moylan, who ponders why finding it matters.

Reforms, not handouts, needed to save Adelaide’s nightlife

Insurance rates and giving city visitors a reason to stay longer after shops close are two of the issues being considered by Adelaide City Council following a report into how to help struggling venues and a flagging night-time economy.