‘Under-resourced’ force funds border on the absurd
Frontline Australian border security has been dramatically under-resourced and international students unreasonably entangled in an immigration debate, says Adelaide Airport chief Brenton Cox.
Frontline Australian border security has been dramatically under-resourced and international students unreasonably entangled in an immigration debate, says Adelaide Airport chief Brenton Cox.
An alarming surge in petty crime and harassment in Adelaide’s CBD should be tackled by dramatically growing the population, Paul Starick writes.
Confidence in Whyalla steelworks owner Sanjeev Gupta seems to have expired and the state government looks to be engineering a new owner, Paul Starick writes.
Premier Peter Malinauskas has issued a frank personal demand to Whyalla steelworks owner Sanjeev Gupta and pointedly refused to express confidence in his firm.
A list of 1293 creditors to GFG Alliance has been leaked to The Advertiser in a bombshell revealing debts of at least $300m.
Cash-strapped motorists in outer suburbs are propping up a $25bn fuel tax grab as electric car drivers get “a free ride” by dodging payments.
Embattled steel magnate Sanjeev Gupta has spoken out about his plans for the crisis-stricken Whyalla steelworks and its unpaid creditors.
The state’s bureaucrats would cop all-new KPIs under ambitious big ideas from SA industry heavyweights.
Port Adelaide’s chief executive has spoken out about the club’s major sponsor GFG Alliance as Sanjeev Gupta’s financial woes begin to “impact the club”.
British steel magnate Sanjeev Gupta is an enigma who has left South Australia with a series of grand promises and dashed dreams, writes Paul Starick.
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