Huge rail deal puts Whyalla steel back on track
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PM in Adelaide to unveil $65m boost to space program
In Adelaide on Friday, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced a $65m boost to the state’s space program, as he joined the Premier on the campaign trail.
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PM in Adelaide to unveil $65m boost to space program
In Adelaide on Friday, Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced a $65m boost to the state’s space program, as he joined the Premier on the campaign trail.
SA’s six submarines: Union’s pre-AUKUS job plan
Shipbuilding unions have made ambitious demands for up to six conventional submarines to be built in SA to plug possible gaps in the navy and create thousands of jobs.
Lib MP blasts own side over bushfire ‘kick in the guts’
Tony Pasin has blasted his own government over bushfire recovery funds, saying his voters were re-traumatised when the next seat over got the lion’s share.
Fruit fly outbreak officially declared over in Adelaide
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Labor’s ‘historic’ mental health promise
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‘Punch in the guts’: SA’s defence jobs blow
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Senior US, UK officials flock to Adelaide for subs talks
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