Station pinpointed for nuke dump
A CATTLE station near Wilpena Pound, in the Flinders Ranges, has been earmarked as the site for a national radioactive dump for medical and laboratory waste.
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Subs: How did oui do it?
TWO years ago, the hope of building 12 subs in our state was all but torpedoed. Now, the future of naval shipbuilding in Adelaide is secure for decades to come. But how did we achieve this outcome? We answer your questions.
Jay in jobs mission to subs winner
PREMIER Jay Weatherill will seize on a $50 billion submarine deal expected to be awarded to Adelaide within days by launching a jobs campaign targeting the winning bidder.
My plan to make Adelaide best place on planet
ONE of the state’s most private, yet powerful, tycoons is urging a River Torrens marina, 40km/h city speed limit and shark nets at beaches to spark a more vibrant Adelaide.
Future of famed artist’s historic studio secured
THE historic home and studio of one of South Australia’s most famous artists will be secured through a $1 million federal grant.
New RAH boss quits amid delays
THE new Royal Adelaide Hospital’s project director has quit amid government frustration at the failure to nail down a finish date for the delayed $2 billion-plus project.
Whyalla: ‘Panic is not an option’
AS Whyalla reels from the news its largest employer Arrium has been placed into voluntary administration, politicians are floating a variety of ideas to save the steelworks — including taxpayer contributions to a rescue package. | What is voluntary administration?
Subs decision in sight as PM moves to defuse voter fears
PRIME Minister Malcolm Turnbull is preparing to reveal the site for Australia’s future submarine construction in a move designed to defuse pre-election unrest in South Australia.
Riverbank to flow with $1bn revival
THE long-awaited Festival Plaza project has been given the crucial tick of approval, unlocking about $1 billion of riverbank redevelopment on Adelaide’s most prime real estate.
Unis unite for defence jobs push
ADELAIDE’S three universities are launching an unprecedented alliance to push into the multi-billion dollar defence sector in a bid to grow jobs, skills and research.
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