SA’s biggest firm kicks off carbon storage revolution
Energy giant Santos has officially opened its flagship Moomba carbon capture and storage plant, one of the world’s largest.
Major projects
Adelaide’s unlikely hospo hell saviour – a town 16,000km away
The answer to SA’s hospitality woes and abandoned shopfronts could be found in an unlikely place. Just ask this British cafe owner.
Huge step forward for $1bn, 1000-home West End housing project
Adelaide’s most significant city-fringe housing development – on the old West End site at Thebarton – has hit a new milestone, as a new image is revealed.
It’s official: SA the best place to do business in the nation
An influential Business Council report has crowned South Australia as the nation’s best state to do business.
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Elders fume as bones found on WCH site examined in secret
Bones and pottery shards have been found on the new Women’s and Children’s Hospital site and forensically examined – but Kaurna elders were left in the dark.
Starick: Mali’s already found his new ramping
Expect Labor to pivot further from fixing the ambulance crisis – and be sceptical, writes Paul Starick.
World’s most ‘digitally advanced’ SA shipyard set for hiring spree
The chief of the firm building Australia’s future frigates and nuclear-powered submarines has revealed a recruitment program.
Devilish union attack on submarine chief condemned
A personal union attack targeting the boss of Australia’s future nuclear-powered submarine builder and maintainer has been rejected.
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.
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.
Rocky road for $15.4bn South Rd tunnels construction deal
Key background details about the bidders for the $15.4bn Torrens to Darlington have triggered criticism.
‘Maximising every available opportunity’: Mali heading to US
Premier Peter Malinauskas will head to the United States in May, visiting nuclear submarine shipyards.
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