‘Timid’ Libs must hammer ‘salami slicing of society’: Downer
Former federal Liberal leader Alexander Downer has revealed what he thinks the party got wrong in the lead-up to the election – and what it will take to rebuild.
State Election
Mali echoes Trump’s anti-woke diversity attack
Premier Peter Malinauskas has echoed Donald Trump’s opposition to mandating diversity but championed inclusion of people with autism as “an absolute no-brainer for our economy”.
Adelaide vs the world: Global city rankings revealed
Adelaide has been measured against 19 other mid-sized cities in an international study. See how our capital stacks up.
Stain on the state: There will be no statues erected for this David
Convicted cocaine supplier David Speirs was once touted as a future Premier, a move that cast lasting doubt on his former Liberal colleagues’ judgment. Now, he has confirmed just how justified that doubt was.
Labor poised for victory: Here’s what’s at stake for SA
Labor is heading for a second term in government, Paul Starick writes, with vast consequences for South Australia.
Starick: The secret sauce that makes SA world class
There’s a simple ingredient behind the stunning success of everything from AFL Gather Round to SA securing huge naval shipbuilding contracts, Paul Starick writes.
Power shift: Auto giant’s battery plan could spark EV revolution
A connectivity revolution between solar panels and electric cars would be triggered by extending battery subsidies, says Mitsubishi’s Australian chief.
Adelaide’s massive Supercars shake-up and new name revealed
Adelaide’s Supercars event this November will have a new name and major sponsor in a revolutionary transformation.
SA’s public sector needs touch of Musk’s DOGE – productivity boss
Taking a leaf out of Elon Musk’s efficiency handbook is being recommended in a top-level public sector economic growth strategy for SA. See what that means.
California here we come: Businesses praise new international route
Adelaide’s biggest firm has hailed new non-stop flights to the USA after a historic announcement for other local businesses and jetsetters.
Direct to Delhi: Mali ‘confident’ crucial travel route will take off
Direct flights from Adelaide to India may be one step closer.
Mali’s Mumbai mission: Wooing India’s man of steel for Whyalla
Premier Peter Malinauskas has met with the world’s most valuable steel firm owner at his Mumbai mansion.
$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.
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.
Who came out on top? Gloves off in leaders’ debate
The claws were out as SA’s premier and opposition leader went head-to-head for the first time. But who impressed? Read the blog and have your say.
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.
Second mammoth parklands to transform Adelaide
New suburban parklands larger than those surrounding the city have been unveiled by Premier Peter Malinauskas. Find out where.
Spread our city: Urban sprawl limit to be axed for 61,000 new homes
Premier Peter Malinauskas has had a veiled dig at his former boss as he outlines plans to axe urban growth boundaries to open up land in five major areas.
Did Mali just put Labor into election mode?
All the speculation might be around the federal poll but SA’s state leaders are showing signs that they’re also preparing for their date with the voters.
Revealed: Schools, underground rail in SA’s 20-year plan
A top-level blueprint adopted by Premier Peter Malinauskas reveals the infrastructure needed to grow Adelaide’s population beyond two million.
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.
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.
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.
Libs put $600k hydrogen chief and his office in crosshairs
The Liberal’s are keeping the pressure on Labor calling for an end to the Premier’s “hydrogen fantasy”.
Starick: White elephant in the room as Albo smashes nuclear
Anthony Albanese left one key factor out in his nuclear broadside on Peter Dutton in Whyalla, writes Paul Starick.
City Council stoush explodes as One Nation calls for law change
An Adelaide City councillor has joined forces with One Nation, claiming they need to strip the Lord Mayor of “dictatorial power” after he was booted from a meeting. Watch the video.
Albo urges ambitious Aussies to dream big, help grow economy
The PM will urge Aussies to show an insatiable ambition for growing the economy and boosting the nation’s “long, proud record of achievement”, in a major address in Adelaide.
‘Security for so many’: Whyalla workers praise $2.4bn ‘shot in the arm’
The $2.4bn announcement to secure the future of the Whyalla Steelworks has been met with praise by the workers plagued with uncertainty over the future of the plant.
Starick: Mali’s bold choice haunted by ghosts of SA catastrophes past
Whyalla should undeniably be saved but $2.4bn in government funds sets a disturbing precedent, writes Paul Starick. Have your say
Mali’s hydrogen pipedream was really dead years ago
Labor’s Whyalla hydrogen folly was threadbare from the start and was always Mali’s biggest gamble, writes Paul Starick.
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