The State Liberals have made it clear they’re not interested in helping local businesses go global. Their constant attacks on international strategies and trade missions signals to the 65,000 workers and 1300 businesses involved in export, that a Liberal Government in SA would dismantle trade strategies. While every Australian State is spending big in Chinese…
Traveling from all over the world to study in South Australia, the state’s 32,000 incoming students spend a massive $1.2 billion on education, accommodation, food, goods and services, a report by Deloitte Access Economics (DAE) shows. Releasing the Deloitte International Education in South Australia report today, together with the final version of South Australia’s International…
In recent years, the global space sector has undergone a significant evolution in technological development, knowledge dissemination and overall size. Between 1998 and 2015, space-sector growth was about three times the annual growth rate of the world’s GDP. South Australia is now claiming its role as a key player in that global arena. Our state…
Small Businesses in the Victor Harbor and Murray Bridge regions of SA will get a unique opportunity next week to connect with a number of local, State and Federal Government agencies that provide services and advice to small businesses. The Office of the Small Business Commissioner will be holding the popular BizLink Seminars in Victor…
Fans attending the SANFL IGA League Grand Final will be able to travel free on-board any Adelaide Metro bus, train or tram this year for the first time. The Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure will offer free Footy Express services to all ticket holders for the Grand Final at Adelaide Oval on Sunday, 25…
Get smart, get organised and get strategic, is the message to South Australia’s defence industry and small business sector looking to gain lucrative work on future defence contracts. Minister for Defence Industries Martin Hamilton-Smith will open DefenceSA’s South Australian Industry Engagement Forum this morning at Mawson Lakes, where more than 70 local firms will hear…
The alignment of East Terrace near Rymill Park will change today as the $160 million O-Bahn City Access Project marks another milestone. This afternoon traffic travelling on East Terrace between Grenfell and Hutt streets will be switched to a new road, to the west of the existing alignment, in preparation for the next stage of…
The State Government is today calling for the Commonwealth to move swiftly on five key actions to deliver promised jobs and investment from naval warship construction. The ASC yesterday provided 175 reasons why the Commonwealth needs to move faster to get the results it has promised, Defence Industries Minister Martin Hamilton-Smith said. 175 ship building…
As we have done previously, the State Government will provide a day of free train travel in the near future as a thank-you to passengers for their patience during this week’s industrial action. The free services will operate from the first service to last service and further information will be released in the near future.…
Three South Australian-based companies have won contracts to supply and install up to 400 solar photovoltaic systems on public housing properties, supporting local jobs. The State Government has awarded a tender to install up to 200 solar PV systems on public housing in the Adelaide City Council area. A further 200 solar PV systems will…
