Overseas students thriving in SA and help $2.47bn education boom
International student enrolments are up, even on pre-Covid numbers as part of a $2.47bn sector boom.
Building a Bigger, Better SA
Revealed: The SA site earmarked for nuclear power station
The site of an old SA coal-fired power station has been earmarked for a nuclear reactor under a Coalition clean energy plan.
Inspiring future leaders pitch their big ideas for SA
South Australia’s leaders of tomorrow have converged on Parliament House for the sitting of the 2024 Teen Parliament.
Flights direct to Tokyo or LA and cheap Euro fares on the cards
Adelaide Airport hopes to offer 39 non-stop direct flights by 2050 as part of a bold plan to bring Adelaide closer to more major cities. See which routes are on the list.
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‘I want a pre-nup’: Mali’s cheeky wink to ‘flirting’ mining giant
The Premier was playing hard to get with his message to one of Australia’s biggest firms on plans for a multibillion-dollar Spencer Gulf project.
Mali’s important moment signals the end of SA’s whine industry
The perception of SA in the east is that our biggest industry is moaning – but the Premier just delivered a big sign that will change, writes David Penberthy.
Loud or large? Truth about the South Aussies who hate change
SA’s long had an image of nimbyism – but the reality behind the overly loud group is far different, says the head of UniSA.
Half finished: Why SA’s young tradies are getting out early
One in two SA apprentices drop out, new figures reveal, as the state is set to spearhead a new national bid to reverse the trend.
All aboard? Why Adelaide’s north-south trains must be extended
More than 50,000 new residents will be moving into homes on the fringe of the metropolitan area – but they’ll be left isolated if substantial transport work doesn’t happen.
RAA road project wishlist includes a ‘mountain of maintenance’
SA’s peak motoring body has big ideas to improve regional highways and suburban traffic flow – but not at the expense of a growing backlog of crucial maintenance projects.
Business is booming! $2.5bn surge in corporate events after Covid
Covid stalled Adelaide’s conventions sector but it has now recovered to pre-pandemic highs, with a lucrative “tail” wagging long after the actual conferences end.
SA could be Australia’s cash cow ‘unicorn’
Boosting population is a blunt instrument to push SA’s economy forward, Mitsubishi’s boss has warned, telling leaders there is a better way.
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.
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