SA bets on a hydrogen-fuelled future
South Australia believes it’s well placed to lead the energy transition as a green iron and steel powerhouse.
13 March, 2024South Australia believes it’s well placed to lead the energy transition as a green iron and steel powerhouse.
13 March, 2024South Australian councils are at loggerheads with the state government over rates.
13 June, 2019South Australian councils have signed an agreement with the state government to boost vaccination coverage across the state.
2 May, 2019South Australia looks set to get a new independent infrastructure body, a new authority for public transport and a new heavy fright corridor with the election of the Marshall Liberal Government on Saturday.
19 March, 2018The Tesla battery farm in South Australia Australia’s states, and in particular South Australia, are leading a battery and energy storage boom which will transform the way energy is used and distributed in Australia. The Climate Council has released a new report on the technology: ‘Fully Charged: Renewals and Storage Powering Australia’. The report says […]
19 February, 2018A spate of elections in 2018 could well change the Australian political landscape. There is the strong possibility of a Federal election, and the states of South Australia, Victoria and Tasmania will definitely be going to the polls. There will also be local government elections in Tasmania and South Australia. The Federal Government does not […]
3 January, 2018South Australia will launch its own Royal Commission into the allocation of water under the Murray-Darling Basin Agreement. The moves follows a number of damning reports on allegations of water theft and mismanagement, and what the South Australian Government regards as a coverup by the Federal and NSW Government. The issue has been brewing for […]
26 November, 2017An urgent focus on the deteriorating health and well-being of South Australians is needed.
28 September, 2017While SA extends a program to boost exports, Qld’s coffers are boosted by the recovery of its coal exports.
10 July, 2017The federal govt should encourage the states to implement their own bank levies.
5 July, 2017The Joint Select Committee on Government Procurement has released its recommendations for improving how the government spends its money.
29 June, 2017Financial assistance grants unfrozen.
12 May, 2017Chief Psychiatrist compares Oakden to ‘a mental institution from the middle of last century’.
2 May, 2017Review of Liquor Licensing Act.
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