Mali’s hydrogen pipedream was really dead years ago
Labor’s Whyalla hydrogen folly was threadbare from the start and was always Mali’s biggest gamble, writes Paul Starick.
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Revealed: How Mali forged his plan to oust Mr Gupta
The surgical operation to remove GFG as steelworks owner unfolded on Wednesday in carefully co-ordinated lightning strikes and it was months in the making for the premier who took on the risk and now he claims the reward.
PM announces massive $2bn Whyalla rescue package
Steel city saviour? Whyalla’s long wait for help is over as the PM flies into town with a massive funding package for the steelworks.
Ousted GFG breaks silence after Mali’s Whyalla jobs pledge
Some of the biggest movers and shakers in the country are making a beeline for Whyalla in the wake of the SA government’s bombshell move on Sanjeev Gupta’s OneSteel.
Analysis: Mali’s big gamble paid off in spades
Mr Malinauskas’ political skill has been greatly tested by the Whyalla imbroglio but he has executed the plan methodically, surgically and patiently, writes Paul Starick.
Gupta’s steel firm in administration as SA rushes through new laws
Sanjeev Gupta’s Whyalla steelworks will be plunged into administration as the state government launches an extraordinary bid to seize control of the crisis.
Mali issues legal reminder to Sanjeev Gupta’s GFG directors
Premier Peter Malinauskas has issued a direct reminder to directors of Whyalla steelworks owner GFG Alliance over unpaid debts.
Could electric cars drive down your power bill?
South Australia has failed to capitalise on its rooftop solar wins, but there’s another opportunity in our driveway, an Australian automotive leader says.
New blackout fears – but blame the Vics if they flick the switch
South Australians don’t fully understand how much we rely on interstate coal and gas generators, an industry leader has warned– and that makes us vulnerable.
‘Under-resourced’ force funds border on the absurd
Frontline Australian border security has been dramatically under-resourced and international students unreasonably entangled in an immigration debate, says Adelaide Airport chief Brenton Cox.
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