Gas fuels our freedom: Santos chief on 70th anniversary
Santos chief Kevin Gallagher says products from the state’s biggest firm are ‘critical to the energy trifecta’ in a speech marking its 70th anniversary.
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Santos chief: SA can be national climate emissions leader
The boss of the state’s biggest company, gas producer Santos, says South Australia can hit a nation-leading emissions target.
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.
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Starick: Mali hits out with Test cricket ramp shot
Premier Peter Malinauskas delivered some bouncers to cricket authorities over Adelaide Test scheduling – and copped a few in return, writes Paul Starick.
Huge milestone for Adelaide’s nuclear submarine shipyard
The most important step has been taken on the shipyard set to build nuclear-powered submarines in a $368bn program centred on Adelaide.
‘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.
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