Mali challenged over $593m ‘vanity project’
Plans for a government-owned, $593m hydrogen power plant are being questioned after major energy firms abandoned the technology.
Plans for a government-owned, $593m hydrogen power plant are being questioned after major energy firms abandoned the technology.
A top Chinese official has declared the Communist nation’s “family reunion” will not be complete without Taiwan, at an event hosted by Premier Peter Malinauskas.
Higher-density living along key urban corridors and new greenfields developments ringing the city are the core of a new 30-year master plan for Adelaide. See it here.
Extending the AUKUS security pact to Canada, Japan, South Korea and New Zealand is being touted as a big boost for SA’s nation-leading defence industry.
Two enormous road projects in Adelaide’s south costing about a billion dollars have hit major new milestones – see the video.
The chief of the Adelaide firm which will construct and maintain Australia’s nuclear-powered submarines has announced his departure after a career full of highs and lows.
The “public policy disaster” the Premier warned of this week is actually far, far worse than he says, writes Paul Starick.
South Australia is at heightened risk of electricity blackouts, authorities warn, as they seek emergency summer supplies.
The biggest project in Australia’s history is not sure thing and failure risks shattering SA’s economy and psyche, writes Paul Starick.
South Australia is the best place to set up a business and more should move here, says the Business Council of Australia’s chief.
Tweaks have been made to the long-awaited South Rd tunnels project as a major milestone is reached, with hopes it may open sooner than expected. See the new video.
South Australia is being held back by nation-leading energy costs in a ranking of business-friendly states.
Premier Peter Malinauskas and university vice-chancellors are warning of the economic cost to South Australia of a crackdown on foreign student numbers.
The militant union is slapping a costly premium on Adelaide construction, hitting SA’s biggest projects hard, senior industry figures say.
Labor has ploughed $7.1bn into fixing ramping but has the money been wasted, asks Paul Starick.
The 200-m long USS Emory S. Land, moored at Outer Harbor has a virtual indoor firing range and a 200-seat American diner.
A $2.2bn deal has been inked to secure 700 jobs maintaining the Adelaide-built Collins Class submarine fleet.
Another interest rate rise is on the cards and governments are taking too long to tackle housing costs, Paul Starick writes.
South Australia’s natural beauty and slew of icons are not enough to keep skilled workers here, with radical calls for a cash bonus to help retain them. Have your say.
There’s about to be some major competition in Australia for our best and brightest young minds.
The past few years have been charmed for Premier Peter Malinauskas – but some major obstacles have emerged.
SA taxpayers have footed an eye-watering bill for overseas trips related to hydrogen and mining – including more than $30,000 to send one executive overseas for eight days.
Don’t follow these trucks too closely if you’re on the roads in Adelaide’s north. There are a lot of them and they’re doing a job the government says is unacceptable.
Adelaide-built HMAS Rankin is being held hostage at an Osborne dock rather than starting a two-year deep maintenance program.
Premier Peter Malinauskas will unveil a housing road map on Tuesday, with plans to fix one key bottleneck blocking new developments.
There is growing anger after five major SA road projects – including the $45m Mount Barker freeway interchange upgrade and Hahndorf renewal – were scrapped in a federal review.
Hydrogen power scares off private infrastructure investors, but Premier Peter Malinauskas still says it’s the way to go.
A controversial developer has launched an audacious $1bn bid to transform one of Adelaide’s largest CBD sites with a hotel, apartments, bars, cafes and wellness centre.
Artist’s impressions reveal how Adelaide Airport will be transformed in coming years as it adds more gates, more security and more drop-off lanes.
Three of the biggest names in the Barossa Valley have won a Supreme Court fight to stop the development of a new $25 million five-star hotel.
Kaurna leaders say they support reburying Aboriginal remains at the $3bn Riverlea housing project – but the minister will have the final say.
The Premier says he is open to a second assessment on Aboriginal remains in a mass grave at the $3bn Riverlea housing project after a first one “ruled out” a massacre site.
Red tape will be slashed for renewable energy investors in landmark laws the Premier has touted as allowing big global firms to “participate in grabbing land”.
Custom-built offices facing demolition for an $85m upgrade to one of Adelaide’s busiest intersections are “irreplaceable”, a devastated business founder says.
A huge overseas company has been awarded the contract for the $120m Majors Rd upgrade – but the government insists most of the project’s workers will be from SA.
A prime 11-hectare parcel of land a short drive west of Adelaide’s CBD will soon be a hive of activity as more than 400 homes are built.
Over the past year, a string of major building projects have been shelved or scrapped completely. We take a look at some of SA’s largest cancelled developments.
The Adelaide Aquatic Centre will get an extra cash splash to build a bigger “world-class” – but the site will close for at least a year from August 2024 for the build.
The new bigger WCH will feature a dedicated heliport, along with critical care services all on one floor – including birthing, theatres, and paediatric and neonatal ICUs.
SA’s hydrogen plant may use River Murray water, it’s been revealed by the project’s CEO, who has also confirmed energy storage plans have changed.
Proposed world-first laws allowing big global firms to “grab land” are being trumpeted by Premier Peter Malinauskas at a Netherlands hydrogen summit.
A snap audit has thrown into doubt the future of at least half a billion dollars of SA road investments, sparking concerns the state could be set back by decades.
The state government has announced almost 400 new apartments in the heart of Adelaide’s CBD in a bid to improve affordable housing.
Adelaide will be critical to the huge new national security plan announced this week, from nuclear-powered submarines, to ships and the potential for missile manufacture. Paul Starick explains.
Bringing together world-class medical researchers and health services, Flinders Uni’s $280m project has reached a massive milestone and is on track to open soon.
The Freemasons have expanded their plans to build Adelaide’s first skyscraper – and recruited a well-known property magnate to make their $400m vision a reality.
A Transport Department head has admitted the state government could compulsorily acquire more homes and businesses for the Torrens to Darlington project.
Early work on a new nuclear submarine shipyard at Osborne, tipped to become the envy of the world, will start this year. See what is planned to happen first.
Osborne will become just the fourth nuclear submarines shipyard in the AUKUS pact in a massive expansion that will create up to 5500 jobs and encircle a conservation reserve.
Foreign Minister Penny Wong has explained why we need the AUKUS nuclear subs to ensure security in the Pacific – without naming the elephant in the room.
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