No substitute for exchange of ideas
Schneider Electric and ASC have commenced an exchange of graduate engineers following a collaboration agreement struck in preparation for the $50 billion Future Submarines program.
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Plan to unlock country’s biggest graphite deposit
Half-way between Whyalla and Port Lincoln lies one of the world’s biggest graphite deposits. And if all goes to plan, ASX-listed explorer Renascor Resources will start mining at the site by the middle of next year.
SA start-up duo win federal funding
Two South Australian start-ups will share in more than $400,000 in funding as part of the latest round of Federal Government commercialisation grants.
Creditors to decide fate of former United owner
Creditors of a failed building company overseen by former Adelaide United owner Bruno Marveggio will meet in the coming weeks to vote on his last ditch bid to avoid bankruptcy.
Green electricity retailer in SA power play
Energy retailer Powershop, which describes itself as the country’s greenest power company, has launched in South Australia.
Irish pitch for new gateway to Europe
South Australian businesses seeking to trade with Europe following Britain’s imminent departure from the EU are being encouraged to turn their attention to Ireland as an alternative entry point to the world’s second biggest economic bloc.
Crows eye global prize with video games play
The Adelaide Football Club’s annual high school esports competition kicks off tomorrow as the club continues to tap into the burgeoning global video games industry.
Hundreds march in protest of school zoning changes
Hundreds of parents and children from the inner western and southern suburbs of Adelaide have rallied against the State Government’s changes to the CBD school zone.
Young couple charged after car crashes into group
An Adelaide couple in their 20s has been charged with acts to endanger life after allegedly driving a car into a group of people at a hotel car park in Adelaide’s inner suburbs — two people suffered suspected broken arms.
Ahrens adds tank and windmill brands to growing portfolio
Acquisitive engineering and construction group Ahrens has snapped up a portfolio of rural brands as part of a deal struck with global infrastructure group Pentair.
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