Ex-navy chief’s radical call to change entire part of Adelaide
The region could be transformed from the ground up to boost the state’s shipbuilding abilities, he says.
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Defence leaders’ urgent call: ‘Stop poaching our workers’
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New Adelaide-built frigates now a year ahead
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Audacious bid gives Adelaide three shots at naval windfall
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Travel plans in peril as backlog sparks desperate pleas
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‘You’ll die before you see the water in the Murray’ unless…
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