Small businesses will be able to access low-cost finance to support the adoption of renewable energy, in a partnership between the Australian Renewable Energy Agency (ARENA) and councils in NSW and South
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Whyalla school utilises locally produced steel
A new school that will equip students with the skills needed for the future will use entirely locally produced structural steel.
The school, located in Whyalla, South Australia, is a $100 million project,
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Rubber manufacturer moves to SA
Rubber manufacturer Derby Rubber has moved its operations from NSW to South Australia, with their new site opened by the SA Premier, Steven Marshall, on November 29.
The company supplies high-performance
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Moving submarine maintenance to WA not in national interest: report
A report commissioned by the South Australian government and produced by Flinders University has found that moving submarine maintenance to Western Australia would not be in the national interest.
Currently,
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Curriculum overhaul to drive VET enrolments
The NSW government will encourage more high school students to pursue future education through TAFE through a new program to embed trade education in senior secondary schooling.
The move comes as part
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SA and University of Adelaide partner for research infrastructure
Four collaborative research centres at the University of Adelaide have received a boost in funding from the South Australian government and the University of Adelaide.
Both the South Australian government
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Canada’s Eguana Technologies to produce battery systems in SA
Canadian energy storage company, Eguana Technologies, has announced it will produce its home battery systems in South Australia, following approval of its application to the state’s Home Battery Scheme
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SA appoints Chief Entrepreneur
The South Australian government has appointed Nova Systems chairman Jim Whalley as the state’s first Chief Entrepreneur, as part of its effort to build a new “support model” for entrepreneurs
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Last Toyota Aurion rolls off the line
Last week, Toyota Australia reported that its last Toyota Aurion has rolled off the line at Toyota Australia’s Altona manufacturing base after 11 successful years, racking up over 110,000 sales domestically,
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Redflow welcomes Tesla battery project
Redflow CEO Simon Hackett has welcomed today’s announcement that the South Australian Government has awarded a contract to deploy a 129 megawatt hour (MWh) battery farm to help solve the State’s power
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Tesla building world’s biggest battery in SA
Tesla will build the world’s biggest lithium ion battery, to be installed at a wind farm in South Australia before the end of the year.
The successful tender was announced as a partnership between Tesla
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SA government to help displaced Walker employees
The closure of the Walker exhaust manufacturing facility in Adelaide will leave 128 workers without jobs.
South Australian government officials have promised to be on site at the facility this week to
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SA power prices to become world’s most expensive
From July 1, South Australia will surpass Denmark as having the most expensive power in the world.
Energy companies AGL, EnergyAustralia and Origin Energy will all be increasing their electricity prices
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SA plastic recycling facility shut due to power prices
Adelaide recycling business Plastics Granulating Services (PGS) has been forced to close due to power bill increases of $100,000 over the past 18 months.
According to managing director Stephen Scherer,
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Submarine jobs at stake as DCNS backtracks on promises
Future submarine building jobs are at stake in SA, after French company DCNS retracted its statement that 90 per cent of the construction of its next fleet would occur in Australia.
Speaking to a Senate
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SA and WA shipbuilders join to win frigates contract
Western Australian shipbuilder Austal is teaming up with government-owned counterpart ASC in South Australia to win the contract to build the Navy’s nine new frigates.
Three international designers
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AGL announces development of $295m gas-fired power station
AGL has announced plans to invest $295 million to develop a 210mW gas-fired power station alongside the company’s Torrens Island plant, near Adelaide.
Construction of the Barker Inlet power station
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New milk powder factory opens in SA
Staff have begun work at a new milk powder plant in South Australia. Owner The Union Dairy Company (UDC) has confirmed the factory is on target to begin production in July.
Construction of the facility
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Australia’s only sink manufacturer growing through automation
Tasman Sinkware has partnered with Australian company Ailytic to deliver improvements in its manufacturing efficiency with automation, artificial intelligence and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT).
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SA snubbed in Federal Budget, politicians claim
The Weatherill government and Nick Xenophon believe that South Australia was deliberately slighted in this year’s Federal Budget. The politicians have suggested the Liberal Party purposefully excluded
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