‘Just makes sense’: Mali inks ‘historic’ deal with major US state
The Premier has hailed his deal with the government in charge of the world’s fifth largest economy as a historic collaboration.
Environment & Climate
‘Special and sacred’: Visitors face ban at iconic outback attraction
A new national parks draft management plan says banning visitors from recreational access would be part of recognising it as a sacred site for traditional owners.
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.
Blended gas the next step in SA’s hydrogen energy revolution
The government sees hydrogen as our state’s biggest clean energy opportunity, and a new project in the suburbs of Adelaide is already partly powering homes with it.
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Nuclear reaction: Why a cold war is set to explode
With billions of dollars of taxpayers’ money at stake and power prices soaring, climate wars are set to reignite. Paul Starick explains why.
Mali trumpets SA hydrogen ‘land grab’ laws to the world
Proposed world-first laws allowing big global firms to “grab land” are being trumpeted by Premier Peter Malinauskas at a Netherlands hydrogen summit.
Interest rate changes blasted as ‘absolutely frightening’
A leading economist warns energy transition will come at a massive cost – often for no more power – while railing against the RBA reforms.
The one thing that can make SA an economic powerhouse
South Australia is primed for one of the biggest eras of industrial growth in the state’s history if it can capitalise on one thing, a leading economist says.
‘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.
Bizarre sight after once-in-a-generation flooding
Only a matter of weeks after floods hit the River Murray, boaties in the lower reaches are now struggling to launch their vessels.
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.
Caving in to green extremists will harm SA, warns Santos boss
Kevin Gallagher, the head of SA’s biggest company, says demonising fossil fuels and energy producers will drive away investment and derail clean fuel initiatives.
Hydrogen power move: Private partners get a stake
Tenders go out for the state government’s landmark hydrogen power precinct but the Liberals call the fine print a “damning document”.
SA to demand federal govt compo over gas prices cap
The Prime Minister has been dealt a fresh blow as SA vows to demand compensation for his plan to cap gas prices.
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