Trump tariff rampage puts three SA industries on high alert
SA farmers, winemakers and fishers are worried the US has more tariffs in store – when they are still recovering from a crippling trade skirmish with China.
SA farmers, winemakers and fishers are worried the US has more tariffs in store – when they are still recovering from a crippling trade skirmish with China.
News Donald Trump has ruled out a tariff exemption for Australian steel exports has sent shockwaves around Australia. So how does it affect SA’s embattled Whyalla steelworks?
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke launched a snap security review of airports after a teenager allegedly tried to hijack a flight – but left out regional SA sites.
Australian steelmaker BlueScope is sending a crack team in to help the Whyalla administrators get things back to full production.
A beachfront hotel that once catered for the late Queen, boasting sweeping views of the Whyalla foreshore, is among Sanjeev Gupta’s assets under administration.
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.
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