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In this week’s briefcase, a new startup course is offered at Flinders University, local PR and strategic communications agency BPR lands radio megastars, the number of mining jobs hits a high, and beloved Australian children's show Beep and Mort goes global.
By 2025, all new houses built in the city should be electrified rather than connected to gas, according to a draft Adelaide City Council climate policy, which outlines a need to electrify 500 gas-connected homes and businesses every year.
Climate and energy ministers have acknowledged the need to obtain social licence when implementing new electricity generation infrastructure, but say the
In this week’s Business Briefcase, South Australia's hydrogen is showcased on the world stage and three companies join Tonsley.
Concerns raised about the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine project moving too slowly have been addressed by Defence Minister Richard Marles at an Adelaide conference today.