South Australian Energy Minister Tom Koutsantonis has threatened to use regulatory powers to “protect South Australian jobs”, if a merger between Santos and WA-headquartered giant Woodside goes ahead.
More than 24,000 homes are blacked out and more than a dozen fires are blazing across the state, but there are hopes that overnight rain will ease today’s extreme conditions.
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In a show of friendly rivalry for a great cause, BDO in Adelaide and Andersons Solicitors went head to head during November to raise funds for leading men’s health charity Movember.
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers has released for public consultation a discussion paper on how to make superannuation more accessible and workable for retirees.
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Here’s why local advertising agency kwpx gives its staff every tenth day off.
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This week, we’re celebrating something very special hitting South Australian shelves – SALIFE’s 20th anniversary issue. We’ve scoured the state to discover the very best of our people, places, fashion, food, homes and gardens for our collector’s edition.
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We’ve crowned our winners of the 2023 SALIFE Absolute Best Awards, presented by Brand SA, so it’s time to take a peek into the ceremony and after-party.
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The mood was positively vibrant at the afterparty celebrations for this year’s SALIFE Absolute Best Awards presented by Brand South Australia – with Adelaide Fringe CEO Heather Croall among the night’s winners.
EXCLUSIVE | New homes in the rapidly expanding Mount Barker growth area won’t have to comply with national minimum building code requirements being introduced next year to improve energy efficiency, after the state government granted an exemption following housing industry lobbying.
The Governor has expressed her hope for the construction of new arts infrastructure in South Australia, particularly a “long-awaited” concert hall and the on-ice proposal for a national Aboriginal cultural centre at Lot 14.
Former Premier Mike Rann has issued a stark warning about climate change, attacking the gas industry in clear contrast to the rhetoric of the current Labor Government.
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