New top public servants in Mali’s high-level reshuffle
A new public sector chief to replace Queensland-bound Damien Walker has been unveiled – and a woman will head Treasury for the first time.
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Mali high and dry at election time as Qld poaches top man
Premier Peter Malinauskas will have to replace his department chief during the countdown to the next election.
SA firms hit China bonanza – and they’re not done yet
Tens of millions worth of deals are being forged by South Australian firms at the world’s biggest trade fair.
We need a little dose of Donald Trump in Australia
Donald Trump might be crude and bombastic but his victory has delivered some important lessons for Australian leaders, writes Paul Starick.
Help farmers feed nation by cutting emissions red tape
SA’s $18.5bn agriculture industry should be given some exemptions from onerous carbon emissions reporting, say the Liberals.
Supermarket boss warns of food price rise
John-Paul Drake is condemning the “beyond unconscionable” carbon reporting burden on farmers, warning this will trigger supermarket price rises.
SA farmers sound green alert: ‘You’ll feel this at the supermarket’
SA farmers and the Nationals are warning they cannot absorb the costs of a new scheme the government says will maximise opportunities in a clean economy.
Gas fuels our freedom: Santos chief on 70th anniversary
Santos chief Kevin Gallagher says products from the state’s biggest firm are ‘critical to the energy trifecta’ in a speech marking its 70th anniversary.
Santos chief: SA can be national climate emissions leader
The boss of the state’s biggest company, gas producer Santos, says South Australia can hit a nation-leading emissions target.
Forget Qantas, Albo should be getting skewered over this broken promise
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese might be getting grilled over Qantas flight upgrades but the focus should be on his broken promise to cut electricity prices, writes Paul Starick.
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