Defence Minister leaves door open to extra military spending
The nation’s defence minister says a top US adviser’s call for Australia to dramatically up its military spending is “reasonable”.
The nation’s defence minister says a top US adviser’s call for Australia to dramatically up its military spending is “reasonable”.
Shadow Defence Minister Andrew Hastie says the message from Chinese warships live-firing off Australia’s coast has been received “loud and clear”.
Premier Peter Malinauskas has told parliament the Hydrogen SA’s boss on an almost $600,000 salary could be shifted from his office.
One of Labor’s trailblazing female MPs has died with the Premier delivering a tribute in parliament today.
Whyalla Steelworks was losing an estimated $1.5m every day and there are $1.3bn in claimed debts being assessed, creditors have been told.
The funding support tap is opening in Whyalla, with payments from the state and federal government’s $2.4bn rescue package expected to land in bank accounts this week.
Businesses reeling from unpaid bills by Whyalla Steelworks will receive a new ray of hope in the form of a fresh state government initiative.
They just declared an audacious bid to buy the Whyalla steelworks, so just who is behind the company that thinks it can fix SA’s biggest industry headache?
A high-profile allied diplomat in Adelaide says China’s live firing exercises off Australia’s coast evoke memories of the infamous tragedy caused by a Russian missile.
Whyalla will make emissions free steel with a hydrogen-powered plant, an Australian firm says, as it throws its hat in the ring with a radical new plan.
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