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Date Time Share SA Premier’s Defence Industry Scholarships Program powering South Australia’s high skilled defence industry workforce This morning, at APC Technology, the South Australian Premier Steven Marshall met with and congratulated students who have benefitted from the South Australian Government’s $600,000 investment in the development of higher-level skills and careers pathways into South Australia’s defence industry through the South Australian Premier’s Defence Industry Scholarships Program. The scholarships program is supporting South Australian university students to undertake industry placements as part of their degree with companies in South Australia’s rapidly growing defence industry. Students at Flinders University, the University of Adelaide and UniSA who are completing an undergraduate or post-graduate degree in science, technology, engineering, maths or business are able to build into their degree a semester-long placement of work-integrated learning with a host company in South Australia’s defence industry.
NSW outbreak spreads to Victoria with 'two incursion events' sbs.com.au - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from sbs.com.au Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
South Australia community pharmacists to accelerate COVID-19 vaccine rollout miragenews.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from miragenews.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
The drilling operation on Lake Torrens, a sacred site to four separate First Nations clans in South Australia's mid-north, is expected to run for 'several years', and will drill up to 1,230 holes.
University of Adelaide, UniSA merger proposal failed after uncertainty over name and leadership WedWednesday 20 The University of South Australia and University of Adelaide have campuses alongside one another. ( Share Print text only Cancel Documents obtained by the ABC shed new light on secret but failed negotiations to merge South Australia's two largest universities, showing top officials disagreed over what to name the institution and how to choose its leaders. Key points: The University of Adelaide and UniSA refused to go into detail when their merger talks failed in 2018 Leadership and a name for the merged institution were key sticking points, documents show
The Barngarla Determination Aboriginal Corporation is mounting a legal challenge against the South Australian Government's approval of a drilling exploration project on sacred land in the state’s mid-north. Earlier this month, the Premier Steven Marshall, who is also the Aboriginal Affairs Minister, gave the approval for drilling exploration by company, Kelaray, a subsidiary of Argonaut Resources, to search for ore bodies on the surface of Lake Torrens. Lake Torrens is a sacred site to four separate Aboriginal nations - the Kokatha, Barngarla, Adnyamathhna and Kuyani people. Barngarla Determination Aboriginal Corporation Chairperson Jason Bilney told NITV News that his people are “disappointed” with the government’s approval and that they're now preparing a legal challenge.