Clean up Port Stanvac for 1500 new homes: US oil giant put on notice
Premier Peter Malinauskas has demanded ExxonMobil clean up its abandoned oil refinery at Port Stanvac to build a massive new housing development in the southern suburbs.
Major projects
Is this man the premier candidate to take Albo’s job?
The popular premier making the switch to Canberra seemed an outlandish prospect until the past week, writes Paul Starick.
Mali meets ‘next Obama’ to seal new deal in US
Premier Peter Malinauskas has met with the US governor branded “the next Barack Obama” in his latest stop on his American trip.
‘Infuriated’: Mali blasts nuclear NIMBYS and culture warriors
Peter Malinauskas says left and right wing culture warriors are doing Australia a disservice as they put their ideology before the national interest.
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Why we need to shake up SA and grow wealth, jobs and opportunity
Why The Advertiser is challenging conventional thinking on population growth, economic priorities, urban planning, future jobs and reversing the brain drain.
Billion-dollar build: 24,000 new homes for Adelaide’s north and south
Almost 24,000 extra homes for more than 50,000 people are set to be delivered in four residential land parcels, as the Premier declares urban sprawl is “not a dirty word”. See the plans.
‘It’s a $15bn road – we should be talking about tolls’
Would a toll road fast-track the final stage of the North-South Corridor? New Property Council boss Bruce Djite thinks it’s time to debate the idea.
‘This place can thrive’: Billionaire says Adelaide is ready to boom
Property magnate Lang Walker has issued a resounding vote of confidence in SA’s future prosperity, saying our state now has the strong leadership needed for success.
$4bn pipeline of projects set to reshape Adelaide’s skyline
New hotels, office towers and apartments will change the face of Adelaide’s horizon. Read more about projects under way and others ready to break ground this year.
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”.
Love thy neighbours: Crows boss hails motorway a boost for new HQ
Adelaide Crows chairman John Olsen has hailed $15.4bn Torrens to Darlington motorway designs as a win, saying they help his club “arrive as a good neighbour” at the Thebarton headquarters.
No blue snake for Brickworks as elevated roadway dumped
The historic Brickworks Marketplace shopping centre has been spared from a huge blue snakelike structure soaring above it in the new South Rd designs.
What’s a few extra billion dollars for SA’s record-biggest project?
There’s a pretty simple explanation why Premier Peter Malinauskas is content to spend a few billions dollars more on the North-South Corridor, writes Paul Starick.
125 more properties going as $15.4bn South Rd plans revised
On and off ramps will be added to the Torrens to Darlington project, and elevated motorways dumped, under revised plans. See how it will work.
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