A controversial mining company is trying to block a $30m winery expansion at Woodside — claiming the planned restaurant, art gallery and gardens don’t fit the “desired character” of the Adelaide Hills.
A shortlist has been drawn up of firms in the running to manage SA’s Venture Capital Fund.
Marmota is optimistic its Aurora Tank project might suit a low-cost gold recovery technique.
Recognising that they need to work together to meet the needs of Australia’s $90 billion naval shipbuilding program, the major companies have agreed to collaborate, rather than compete.
Cooper Energy is about to produce the first gas from a major offshore project, and its team has been rewarded in line with its success.
With microgrids at the Adelaide Showground, Adelaide Airport and the SA Produce Market, the state has an opportunity to be a leader in the technology.
The chief executive of Schneider Electric, which owns iconic SA brand Clipsal, has warned the world is “seriously on the wrong trajectory” in terms of carbon emissions.
In a major win for local industry, Schneider Electric has won a huge defence contract for the Attack class submarine fleet and is calling on Adelaide manufacturers to be involved.
The Coober Pedy Council is enveloped in crisis. It wants one of its own councillors charged with contempt, another is suing a local newspaper, while two councillors are embroiled in their own legal battle — and now residents are getting their say.
The $90 billion in shipbuilding defence spend in SA could be used to position the state as the defence industry capital of South East Asia.
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