Construction bosses are being forced to recruit interstate to fill chronic worker shortages – but the cashed-up tradies are competing for places to live and making the housing crisis worse.
The administrator warns it can’t keep propping up Whyalla steelworks and mines unless immediate government action is taken.
It’s one of the most tightly fought election races in the state and both Labor and Liberal candidates think women’s football facilities could be a key contest.
South Australia’s trade team is now actively engaged in Canada as the government ramps up its response to the US, the trade minister says.
US President Donald Trump has hit Australia with a base tariff rate of 10 per cent, however Australia’s beef industry could take a much bigger hit.
More than 100 crossbench amendments are placing the state government’s new child protection bill at severe risk – and one key minister is facing the wrath of the Upper House.
The PM has stumbled over agency names – and appeared to make light of national security issues – as he tried to reassure Aussies amid fears a Chinese ship is gathering data in local waters.
The Premier has launched a state-first blueprint for SA’s arts future – but has left out funding for a highly-anticipated multimillion-dollar project in the heart of Adelaide.
State leaders have headed to Whyalla to announce new jobs and millions of dollars in creditor payouts.
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