Fears SA submarine jobs may go west
HUNDREDS of defence support jobs could shift to Perth if Western Australia succeeds in snaring more work looking after the Collins Class submarines.
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Radiation leak from Adelaide-built destroyer
LOW-LEVEL radiation has leaked from the hi-tech radar of the first air warfare destroyer being built in Adelaide in a $9 billion program.
’I’ve forgiven her, so should all of you’
ADELAIDE Crows footballer Eddie Betts says he has forgiven the woman who threw a banana at him during the Showdown against Port Adelaide – and does not want her to be banned for life.
‘All year we’ve had to put up with her’
SEE THE VIDEO: A Port Adelaide member who threw a banana at Crows star Eddie Betts has been “indefinitely” banned from footy — and some of the strongest condemnation of her racist attack has come from fellow Power fans.
These racist fans put people off AFL
THE Port Adelaide supporter who hurled a banana at Eddie Betts in a racially motivated attack is the type of ugly fan who turns people away.
Carbon price needed ‘to solve electricity crisis’
A SENIOR state Labor figure is urging a carbon price on electricity to lower household bills by kickstarting investment in new-generation power plants.
SA risks more blackouts over generator mothballing
SOUTH Australia is at risk of more blackouts because of dwindling power supply caused by predicted Victorian coal-fired generator downturns or closures to slash greenhouse emissions.
Xenophon’s balance of power wishlist
SENATOR Nick Xenophon says his team would use the balance of power to fulfil an 11-point wishlist, as the Government savages them for being just another dysfunctional Palmer United Party.
Howard slams Xenophon, predicts vote will fade
EXCLUSIVE: The popularity of Senator Nick Xenophon will wane and his party won’t win lower house seats, former Prime Minister John Howard says.
PM asks Adelaide astronaut to ‘put nation on new orbit’
ADELAIDE astronaut Andy Thomas has been asked by the Prime Minister to advise him on setting up an Australian space industry, which the former NASA leader says can help forge a lucrative new economic direction for the nation.
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