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Uggly row goes global
A FEDERAL politican is helping a small Australian company fight against a global giant — by hiring a flock of sheep to protest outside its US headquarters.
SA naval shipbuilding a bedrock of economy
A defence industry creating thousands of South Australian jobs was born during World War II and, a century after that, will be a bedrock of the state’s economy.
The last Holden: Why it matters
For six decades being Australian has meant football, meat pies, kangaroos and home-built Holden cars. Now, the brand is ending for good. We revisit how Chief Reporter Paul Starick covered the winding down of the Adelaide factory in 2017 and optimism for the future.
Former speaker ‘divisive even in death’
UPDATED: CONTROVERSIAL former state parliamentary Speaker Peter Lewis, who propelled Labor into power in 2002, is proving as divisive in death as he did at the height of his powers.
Rampant Crows send businesses soaring
A WAVE of optimism sweeping South Australia after the Crows secured a Grand Final berth is predicted to trigger a surge in consumer spending and economic benefits.
Did high-rise apartments cause the old RAH split?
ANALYSIS: More than a decade of lamentable indecision on the city’s most prized development site is wounding the State Government less than six months before an election.
$10m compo demand as old RAH plan fails
DUMPED developers of the old RAH site will demand a multimillion-dollar payout after the State Government scuttled their deal, putting in doubt a major project intended to revitalise the city’s East End.
Reborn Rossair taking to the skies after tragedy
ADELAIDE-BASED charter airline Rossair has staved off closure and is taking to the skies for the first time since being grounded after a fatal Riverland crash in May.
Happy glampers enjoy rooftop city
LUXURY “glampers” will sleep in tents on the old Royal Adelaide Hospital’s helipad from later this year in a bid to “activate” the site during redevelopment.
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