500 new jobs in missile defence project
At least 500 jobs will be created under a $2.5 billion investment in new air missile systems that will be assembled at a defence industry precinct in Adelaide’s northern suburbs.
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Adding batteries to solar panels can reduce household electricity bills to zero, according to the State Government, as it urges more people to sign up for green power subsidies.
Probe into Downer’s novelty cheque stunt
A novelty cheque presented to Yankalilla Bowling Club by Liberal candidate for Mayo, Georgina Downer, has prompted an audit of the way funding is awarded.
SA jobless rate drops to lowest point in four months
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Sixty thousand new SA migrants? Yes, please!
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Smiles over City Deal but GST pain remains
On a day PM Scott Morrison brought smiles by signing a historic $551 million City Deal, he was reminded by State Treasurer Rob Lucas of significant GST revenue shortfall and the pain it brings.
Smart moves as landmark City Deal is signed
Technologies such as smart parking and CCTV, as well as an indigenous business hub, are the final pieces of Adelaide’s $551 million City Deal, which was signed this morning.
Upgrade planned for Fullarton/Cross Rd intersection
Congested intersections across Adelaide will receive $194 million for upgrades designed to reduce time spent in traffic, under a State and Federal Government agreement.
Cashless welfare card under scrutiny
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Adelaide’s space control centre to monitor missions
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