Taxpayers warned about paying twice for ‘failed hydrogen hoax’
The opposition has warned taxpayers they may face paying for the state’s flagship hydrogen project twice, despite the decision to effectively axe the plant.
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Green steel stand-off on rescue plan for Whyalla
Australia’s leaders laid their power cards on the table over the Whyalla rescue plan in Adelaide. Vote in the poll.
Live: Albo, Dutton’s big plans for a Bigger, Better SA
The PM, opposition leader and premier are among political heavyweights and industry leaders outlining their bold plans for the state at The Advertiser’s Future SA forum today. Follow live.
Starick: White elephant in the room as Albo smashes nuclear
Anthony Albanese left one key factor out in his nuclear broadside on Peter Dutton in Whyalla, writes Paul Starick.
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Major defence firm relocates headquarters to Adelaide
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SA Premier keeping close eye on Whyalla steelworks
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Mali in talks with five steel firms about Whyalla ‘opportunity’
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Radical abortion reform on cusp of securing MPs’ backing
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Blueprint for Adelaide’s future: Where 2.2m people will live by 2050
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Starick: Mali’s $1.9m magic trick to make ramping pledge disappear
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Huge news for beloved Cranker
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