Cyber skills in high demand
Whether they are re-skillers or up-skillers, those who choose technology and engineering can win big in the job market.
Whether they are re-skillers or up-skillers, those who choose technology and engineering can win big in the job market.
Healthcare needs are soaring, and practitioners in the field are flocking to upgrade their skills.
High-quality regional SA food and beverage producers have created an $11bn sector that exports premium goods around the world.
Lot Fourteen is leveraging SA’s strengths to create economic growth, job opportunities, and high-value careers.
Future-focused industries, unique innovation hubs and world-class infrastructure turn globally connected South Australia into a hugely attractive proposition.
‘Wine tech’ is very much a thing in South Australia, but where the emphasis goes on those words is important.
From nothing just a few years ago, SA’s space industry now has more than 80 organisations, companies and education institutions.
Researchers at Adelaide’s MIT want to use the power of data to identify growth and development opportunities for South Australia.
With the growth of the defence industry, the cyber industry has burgeoned too, as defence supply chains require cyber-resilience.
SA’s ambitious plan to become a “green hydrogen” hub takes another step forward.
Those who want the top business qualification should bring with them an entrepreneurial spirit and a global outlook.
NSW’s key trade gateways have remained open and operating during the pandemic.
A commercial deep-sea port at Glyde Point has been mooted for more than two decades.
Innovation is the key to navigating the uncertain waters of international ports and logistics in the post-COVID world.
Ports Australia is looking to build a sustainable regional relationship with our neighbours in the Pacific.
This past year we’ve witnessed what panic does to public confidence in times of crisis, no matter how strong a supply chain is.
Ports are central to Tasmania’s way of life and economy.
Biosecurity is a crucial consideration for our ports.
As the custodians of three gateways that connect WA to world markets, Southern Ports takes their responsibility as corporate citizens seriously.
The rural homes of major food conglomerates are using the pandemic to their advantage; bringing in jobs and awareness to Australian small towns.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/special-reports/page/51