Green steel stand-off on rescue plan for Whyalla
Australia’s leaders laid their power cards on the table over the Whyalla rescue plan in Adelaide. Vote in the poll.
Building a Bigger, Better SA
Santos chief slams red tape: Jobs go begging as investors baulk at hurdles
Our next leader must reverse the trends that are ruining Australia’s living standards and killing productivity, the man behind gas giant Santos says.
Sky’s the limit for casino jobs boom – you can bet on it
Adelaide’s SkyCity casino is recruiting for 140 jobs as it undergoes a “multi-year transformation”. Is it a good place to work? Ask Kym – he’s been there since day one.
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
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Students’ success ‘frighteningly’ depends on parents wealth
Public schools are being challenged to adopt bold targets to overcome parents’ education and location determining student success.
Starick: AUKUS subs catastrophe is a very real risk
The biggest project in Australia’s history is not sure thing and failure risks shattering SA’s economy and psyche, writes Paul Starick.
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.
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.
Don’t let Gather Round go like we did the Grand Prix
Adelaide must act now to keep reinventing AFL Gather Round so it becomes a permanent fixture here, Paul Starick writes.
The shocking amount SA salaries have shrunk in real terms
While SA’s economy is thriving on many measures, real wages for workers are going backwards at the fastest rate in the nation – and a business leader has sounded the alarm.
The massive contradiction that’s so plain to see with Albo and Mali
There’s a big contradiction at the heart of Labor’s policy on nuclear energy and submarines, writes Paul Starick.
Albo: AUKUS strong enough to survive another Trump presidency
“It’s a deal between countries, not a deal between individuals.” The Prime Minister has backed the strength of the AUKUS agreement if Trump is re-elected.
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