Poll cash bid for Adelaide tram network
PLANS for an Adelaide tram network will be put to Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull in pre-election bid to seize on his demands for light rail to add value to cities.
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$230m defence jobs hub for Adelaide
ADELAIDE will become the headquarters of a new $230 million national centre to spearhead defence industry jobs growth, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has announced.
Good news, but there’s still the subs question
SECURING a $230 million defence industry centre to grow jobs in Adelaide and across the nation should be unalloyed good news for Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to deliver during a three-day visit.
The perfect spot for a nuclear waste dump?
IT’S the SA site that carries a terrible, shocking history. Now one high-powered company has suggested it for a high-level nuclear waste storage facility. What do you think?
Angry anti-nuclear poem Weatherill wrote as a teen
A PASSIONATE 16-year-old at Henley High in 1980 was stirred to pen a poem venting his fervent opposition to nuclear energy. Three decades later, he’s not only changed his mind — he’s the Premier.
What next for SA nuclear waste plans?
UNPRECEDENTED political support is being thrown behind South Australia becoming the global dump for high-level nuclear waste in return for a $445 billion bonanza.
Nuclear dump would tip $445b into SA’s economy
A GIGANTIC $445 billion would be pumped into the state’s finances over at least 70 years by creating a high-level nuclear waste dump in SA, a Royal Commission has revealed. TAKE OUR POLL
What you need to know about the nuclear report
FOR months now, a Royal Commission has been examining the idea a nuclear industry in SA — and now the initial report is due out today. Here’s what it’s likely to say — and the possible impact on SA.
Get set for a nuclear future in SA
A NUCLEAR power reactor to spearhead a push to lure industries with low-cost clean energy is likely to be a centrepiece of the Nuclear Royal Commission’s first findings, released tomorrow.
We can build all subs in Australia: Japan
JAPAN would be very willing to build future submarines wholly in Australia if it wins the multi-billion dollar project, says the chief of the global firm spearheading its bid.
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