Australia wants to build nuclear subs but lacks a crucial element
Australia wants a fleet of nuclear powered submarines despite lacking a crucial element. An international watchdog is visiting this week to check us out.
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Why the SA Libs are licking their wounds … again
The SA Liberal Party’s issues go far beyond gender – and there was a sliding doors moment just a month ago that summed it up perfectly, Gabriel Polychronis writes.
Wong vows to keep up high level pressure on murder mystery
Senator Penny Wong has vowed to keep pursuing the truth over the mystery death of Adelaide grandmother Anna Jenkins in Malaysia.
Senator Penny Wong finds home
Penny Wong is being feted on her tour of South-East Asia, but from her birthplace in Malaysia, she is able to reflect on why Australia is home.
Penny Wong opens up in revealing speech
In one of the most candid public speeches of her 20-year career, the Foreign Minister has revealed details of her personal life – to change how the world sees Australia.
Malaysia’s big fear over nuclear submarine deal
Foreign Minister Penny Wong has downplayed Malaysia’s fears over nuclear submarines during a visit there, saying people simply need to wait.
Charm offensive: Emotional homecoming after Wong’s Pacific blitz
Penny Wong’s brother has shared touching details about what he has planned for his sister’s emotional homecoming trip.
‘It’s not fair’: Taxpayers cop steep bill for next door’s solar
Big solar rebates for early rooftop adopters will cost SA taxpayers tens of millions of dollars this year. See how the feed-in tariffs for each energy company compare.
Why young people are flocking to regional SA
Young people are moving to regional SA at a higher rate than any other remote area in the country, with three cities leading the nation. Here’s why.
Zero surprises: Shock power bill prediction blasts net cost
A right wing think tank says coal power data – including from two SA stations – paints a costly picture for household energy bills.
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