Mali in talks with five steel firms about Whyalla ‘opportunity’
Premier Peter Malinauskas has revealed he is in talks with five steel firms about a green iron opportunity at Whyalla.
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Radical abortion reform on cusp of securing MPs’ backing
A conservative Liberal frontbencher’s bid to force mothers terminating pregnancies to deliver babies alive after 27 weeks is on the brink of securing upper house support.
Blueprint for Adelaide’s future: Where 2.2m people will live by 2050
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.
Starick: Mali’s $1.9m magic trick to make ramping pledge disappear
The flagship election promise to “fix the ramping crisis” has been effectively buried in Labor’s new campaign, writes Paul Starick.
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Six political challenges Premier Pete must face
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Thought the car industry was big? Our subs will blow it out of the water
For decades, car manufacturing was one of SA’s most important industries – but the nuclear submarines program will dwarf its impact on the economy, jobs, pay and skills.
Nuclear reaction: Why a cold war is set to explode
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No hard knocks: The SA school guaranteeing graduates jobs
Enrolments have opened for a new technical college, which will equip students with submarine building skills and guarantee them a job.
What major defence review means for SA
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.
Why Gather Round will be the biggest show in town since F1
The AFL’s Gather Round will put a spotlight on SA unlike anything we’ve seen since Adelaide waved goodbye to the Formula One, says Paul Starick.
Auf Wiedersehen, Premier Pete! Mali jets off on $600m mission
Premier Peter Malinauskas will visit Germany and the Netherlands in his third overseas trip as leader.
Bombshell: Mali blackmail charges against ex-Labor MP, husband dropped
Charges a former Labor MP and her husband blackmailed Premier Peter Malinauskas have been dropped in a court twist – prompting a relieved Premier to respond.
Mali cuts Libs’ lunch – and the crowds eat it up
Rare and bizarre things have happened this week which defy political orthodoxy, writes David Penberthy.
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