According to the South Australian state government, Adelaide will soon be home to the Southern Hemisphere’s “most advanced, state-of-the-art” metal 3D printing facility thanks to a $1.4 million
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SA committed to develop space industry
South Australia has issued a global call for accelerators and incubators to run and deliver services to support space start-ups and early stage businesses grow jobs and develop new technology.
The successful
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600 jobs with Osborne South Shipyard construction
Last week, the Australian government announced that Lendlease has been selected as the managing contractor for the construction of the Osborne South Shipyard and said that the project is anticipated
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QinetiQ opens in SA
UK engineering company QinetiQ has set up a new office in South Australia. The opening was done by Minister for Defence Industry, the Hon Christopher Pyne MP. The office looks to make more room for their
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Relectrify develops new battery technology
Melbourne start up business Relectrify is launching its ground-breaking new technology to repurpose used batteries from electric vehicles for extended use, including in behind-the-meter household energy
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SA businesses apply for grants to create local jobs through Future Jobs Fund
More than 400 South Australian businesses have applied for grants and loans to help them expand their operations and create jobs under the State Government’s Future Jobs Fund program.
The value of the
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Adelaide an electric vehicle hub
In a press release by the SA government, Adelaide has been announced as now being a hub for SA’s electric vehicle charging network with eight fast charging stations opening today within a new dedicated
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Navya to establish Asia-Pac HQ in Adelaide
Driverless vehicle company Navya and the SA Government have agreed on plans to establish Navya’s Asia-Pacific manufacturing facility in Adelaide.
The agreement followed discussions between Premier Jay
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Climate Council: SA, TAS and ACT leading the renewables charge
A Climate Council report states who they see as leading the charge of Australia’s transition to clean, affordable and efficient renewable energy and storage technology.
The Renewables Ready: States
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$174.3 mil Oaklands Crossing project to support up to 160 jobs
The removal of the Oaklands Park level crossing is another step closer with expressions of interest called for the $174.3 million project and support up to approximately 160 jobs during construction.
“We
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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 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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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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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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Medical devices give hope to traditional manufacturers
Manufacturing companies in Australia are finding niches in the medical technologies sector as their traditional markets of mining and automotive diminish.
Lower production costs and more robust large-scale
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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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Naval Shipbuilding College to train thousands of Australian students
Minister for Defence Industry, Christopher Pyne, has announced the release of a Request for Proposal for the Naval Shipbuilding College.
The Naval Shipbuilding College is a key initiative in the Naval
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Climate sharing system could end Australia’s power crisis
A University of Adelaide (UoA) researcher is proposing Australia use a “climate sharing system” to help solve the current power crisis.
The architect of the system, Professor Mike Young, is Professor
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ACCC gives all clear to group for energy price bargaining
Grains producer Viterra and malt producer, Cargill Malt Asia Pacific, have joined a 27-member group that has been given the official all-clear by the competition regulator to bargain as one entity with
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