Why big business thinks South Australia is best place to invest
South Australia is the best place to set up a business and more should move here, says the Business Council of Australia’s chief.
Building a Bigger, Better SA
TikTok triggers Port Lincoln tuna titan’s treasure trove
A TikTok marketing push has triggered Port Lincoln tuna sales into China.
‘Maximising every available opportunity’: Mali heading to US
Premier Peter Malinauskas will head to the United States in May, visiting nuclear submarine shipyards.
Major public sector review urged to boost economy, cut red tape
Pinpointing better public service standards and efficiency is recommended in a key productivity report, which also aims to improve SA’s national share of high-wage jobs.
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Mali’s bottom line: ‘Give us what we need to take Australia hi-tech’
South Australia can push the nation into a defence, space and cyber driven future, the premier says, if the federal government does its part too.
Mali’s nuclear gambit: Historic mega-deal or another Monarto?
Both the prime minister and premier are pitching Adelaide nuclear-powered submarine construction as an economic nirvana, writes Paul Starick.
‘Very privileged’: Winning teen’s generous wish amid PM’s praise
The PM, Premier and Governor were all on hand to present six bright young SA teens with their Teen Parliament scholarships on Thursday.
Recap: Nuclear subs will bring in cash and jobs
Nuclear submarines will create a “new, more affluent” middle class in SA, spurring on investment and job creation – just as car manufacturing did, the Building a Bigger, Better SA forum has heard.
In grandfather’s footsteps: Teen Parliament winner’s inspiration
Meet the six teens who have won $10,000 scholarships after their bold trip to State Parliament last week.
Downer’s lesson: How the Adelaide Uni merger can succeed
Former federal Liberal leader turned academic Alexander Downer has some ideas on how a merged Adelaide mega-uni could create world-leading research.
Why a myth about women could cost SA a rich chance
South Australia has to make clever choices if it really wants to capitalise on the success of companies like Santos, writes Michele Bardy.
Road tested: How far across SA can electricity drive you?
Ever wondered what it would be like driving a EV hybrid car on SA’s less-than-perfect regional roads? We took one for a spin to see how long the charge lasts.
Business leader’s theory on SA’s growing problem
One of SA’s most important industries has a big problem, but there is a solution, writes Elders boss Mark Allison.
Home batteries on wheels: How SA can drive an energy evolution
SA has become the first state that allows electric cars to supply battery power to homes, and Mitsubishi’s boss says this could be a game-changer.
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