Starick: Same old merry-go-round as Mali Barnes-storms Libs
Premier Peter Malinauskas is poised to be celebrating another win as he watches Cold Chisel at the Adelaide 500 this weekend, Paul Starick writes.
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Penbo: Libs can’t tell farce from Albo with Mali the man in Black
In a by-election where the locals think their man was framed by his own party, there’s only one logical beneficiary, writes David Penberthy.
Thousands of new homes planned for mega former oil refinery site
Housing plans for a 230ha former oil refinery in Adelaide’s southwest will be unveiled by Premier Peter Malinauskas.
New top public servants in Mali’s high-level reshuffle
A new public sector chief to replace Queensland-bound Damien Walker has been unveiled – and a woman will head Treasury for the first time.
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‘Significant milestone’ in subs deal with historic Adelaide land swap
The $368bn plan to build nuclear submarines in Adelaide has passed a “significant milestone” after the state sealed a deal that will give it the Keswick Barracks site.
‘Bloody proud’: The picture that shows how much ships decision means
Hundreds of workers at Adelaide’s $45bn frigate project have gathered for a jobs rallying call from Premier Peter Malinauskas. See the incredible pictures.
‘Get cracking’: Mali calls for clarity on shipbuilding jobs
Defence industry and Premier Peter Malinauskas are demanding the release of a key review to quell uncertainty over naval shipbuilding jobs.
Mali’s uni merger a much-needed victory
Premier Peter Malinauskas has scored a huge political victory by spearheading a much-vaunted university merger, Paul Starick writes.
Submarine, frigate tours to fire up defence jobs
An Adelaide-built Collins Class submarine and Anzac frigate will be on display and open for tours at Outer Harbor for a major careers expo. Find out when.
One thing Mali insists won’t get in the way of his ‘day job’
Fresh from a China trip, Premier Peter Malinauskas is insisting his agenda of a uni merger, health and energy won’t be disrupted by another core promise.
Who’ll build the nuclear subs? Marles on ‘enormous’ jobs push
One of the world’s most advanced manufacturing lines will be built in Adelaide’s northwest – but the Defence Minister admits finding enough skilled workers is a huge national issue.
Premier defends land grabs amid $70m West End brewery deal
The Premier has defended moves by the government to step in and buy key pieces of land before developers can, amid backlash about a potential West End brewery site sale.
Easier for global energy giants to ‘grab land’
Red tape will be slashed for renewable energy investors in landmark laws the Premier has touted as allowing big global firms to “participate in grabbing land”.
Will Mali seize his moment on the national stage?
Paul Starick asks whether the Mali for Canberra case will be enhanced by his role in the Voice referendum, or distract him from other state-based issues.
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