Why you’re being punished by power price rises
Consumers are suffering because of an abject failure of political leadership on electricity stretching back decades, writes Paul Starick.
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Starick: Could arrogance nuke Mali?
Premier Peter Malinauskas is an overwhelming election favourite – even with a chequered record in office, Paul Starick writes.
Nuclear launch: ‘World-best’ Adelaide shipyard plan revealed
Australia’s nuclear-powered submarine chief exclusively reveals his plan to transform Adelaide’s naval shipyard into the world’s most advanced manufacturing centre.
Footy star caught up in Cyclone Alfred chaos
Adelaide Crows premiership player Shaun Rehn has bunkered down on his northern NSW farm as he prepares for the cyclone to make landfall.
Starick: Australia’s woeful predicament is utterly exposed
A commercial airline pilot was the one who sounded the alarm over China’s live fire drills. Think about that, writes Paul Starick.
How your business can get a slice of $368bn AUKUS sub project
Defence Minister Richard Marles has unveiled an AUKUS submarine industry strategy at The Advertiser’s Defending Australia forum.
$500m Adelaide skills centre to kickstart nuclear sub jobs
Work on a long-awaited $500m naval shipbuilding skills and training centre for thousands of shipbuilding jobs in Adelaide is about to start.
Popular R.M. Williams clearance sale returns to Adelaide
The annual R.M. Williams sale at Adelaide Showgrounds is making a comeback, coinciding with another big event in town.
Starick: Is Albo about to crash Mali’s party?
Brace yourself for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to add an extra event to your Gather Round weekend calendar, writes Paul Starick.
Inside Gupta’s Whyalla downfall: How Mali’s steel trap was sprung
Just before launching the Whyalla steelworks takeover, Premier Peter Malinauskas’s bungle stunned a top-level briefing.
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