$1bn boost from 61,000 new Adelaide homes in Mali’s plan
Opening up agricultural land for Adelaide homes would deliver a huge boost for the state economy and create thousands of jobs, research shows.
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David Speirs has made a shock admission in court over his drug supply charges, after earlier claiming a video of him appearing to snort a white powder was a fake. Watch it here.
Why SA is the forgotten state in this pre-election budget
The Whyalla rescue was always going to soak up a chunk of SA’s pre-election budget but spending for the rest of the state is looking strikingly sparse, writes Paul Starick. Here’s why.
All aboard: Why subs build is a family affair
Adam followed in his father and late grandfather’s footsteps by working at the Osborne Naval Shipyard – and his own children could make it four generations in years to come.
Fledgling leader versus popular premier: Who won the debate?
Peter Malinauskas was uncharacteristically stern as he faced his new political opponent – but did anyone land a fatal blow? Read our debate breakdown and see who came out on top.
Sky’s the limit: Mali’s message to grow the city
Premier Peter Malinauskas says Adelaide CBD towers should soar as high as possible as he launches the city’s first skyscraper. See the video and vote in our poll.
Shipbuilding boss fires back at union over Adelaide strike
A union leader spearheading industrial action at a $45bn naval frigate project is being accused of disrespecting a job-saving campaign fronted by Premier Peter Malinauskas.
Adelaide hi-tech radar in historic $6.5bn export deal to Canada
Australia’s biggest defence export deal in history is being forged by an Adelaide-developed surveillance radar’s sale to Canada.
Huge wage demand from striking Adelaide shipyard workers
Workers at Adelaide’s naval shipyard want a huge pay rise as they start building the nation’s $45bn frigates. See their demands.
Inside Tarzia’s circle of influence: Meet his key contacts
Find out the players who have the ear of the Opposition Leader as he tries to repair relations with key Liberal networks and draws upon his Italian heritage.
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