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Belinda WillisState political editor

Belinda Willis is state political editor at The Advertiser. Her extensive career in journalism covering politics, business and feature writing has spanned roles in Australia, England and the United States.

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thyssenkrupp Marine Systems Australia chief executive Philip Stanford.

German shipbuilder ‘will hire now if it wins subs deal’

GERMAN shipbuilder TKMS is ready to immediately increase staff numbers and relocate its Australian headquarters to Adelaide if it wins the bid to build the nation’s new submarines.

SA News

Illustration of the Shortfin Barracuda submarine the French company, DCNS, wants to provide to Australia.

‘Mischievous’ French report surfaces in subs battle

A CONTROVERSIAL European report has claimed French experts who visited the ASC shipyards last month fear the Adelaide site needs extensive work to bring it up to scratch to build submarines.

SA Business

22/1/16. The Tin Shed distilling Company just sold its latest two Iniquity releases within hours. One listed by in Jim Murray's international Whisky Bible as liquid gold. They have a new still arriving to enable them to triple production and owners think SA could rival international whisky countries in a few years. Ian Schmidt with a glass of his liquid gold and bottle of Iniquity at the distillery. Pic: Keryn Stevens

SA whisky strikes liquid gold

IT only took about six hours for the Tin Shed Distilling Company to sell out of its latest batch of Adelaide made whisky.

SA Business

18/11/15 - Gary Neave and Simon Schrapel outside Uniting Communities church - pic Mike Burton

Promanage wins Pitt St job

ADELAIDE management business Promanage is drawn into Uniting Communities fold.

SA Weekend

03/11/15 - EMBARGOED: Sunday Mail spread master plan underway to transform the Goolwa wharf precinct with food vans, a new conference centre, hotel, more boating events, etc. Picture Dean Martin

Goolwa breathes new life into historic wharf

CHANGES to the Goolwa wharf are breathing new life into this historic coastal town that not so long ago was ravaged by drought and the global financial crisis.

SA Business