Mali is pushing Sanjeev Gupta to the brink on Whyalla
Premier Peter Malinauskas wants a circuit breaker on Whyalla steelworks’ future and is delivering coded messages to Sanjeev Gupta, writes Paul Starick.
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11 reasons Whyalla steelworks collapse would ravage Australia
Premier Peter Malinauskas has revealed his “grave concern” about Whyalla steelworks’ future – Paul Starick examines the implications.
Staying alive: $9m spent on office staff to keep hydrogen project afloat
Taxpayers are spending around $23m to keep the state’s hydrogen office in business, while the number of staff in the office has grown at a cost of $9m.
Mali confirms: Gupta’s steelworks firm owes us ‘tens of millions’
Unpaid royalties, unpaid contractors and Whyalla steelworks’ financial problems are keeping the SA Premier awake at night.
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Starick: Tomorrow’s D-Day for both Mali and Speirs
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Mali channels JFK on historic day for nuclear subs project
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Mali slams ‘coward’ Liberals over new claims in tense by-election
The Premier has hit back at claims Labor’s star candidate for the increasingly bitter battle for Dunstan has “serious questions” to answer over her husband’s business.
UK leaders to kickstart nuclear subs in top-level Adelaide talks
Adelaide will host a former UK prime minister for a crucial summit about the $368bn nuclear-powered submarine project.
In pictures: Future SA business leaders forum
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Bye-bye brain drain: Albo tells why SA will be the pride of Aus
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The tax tolls for thee: Free ride by electric cars needs overhaul
An unstoppable surge in electric vehicle drivers escaping fuel excise payments is triggering top-level calls for fuel excise reforms.
Mali knockers can’t hide from the truth when even Eddie gets it
McGuire’s massive aboutface underscores the logic in pouring public money into “bread and circuses”, writes David Penberthy.
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