Contrary to some on this forum, experts in this field with actual data seem to think that SA is doing more than alright. South Australia’s economy consistently outperforms the nation Release date: 07/03/24 South Australia’s economy is the only one to consistently outperform the rest of the nation ov...

Why do you people always have to include insults in your responses to reasonable Cry me a river mate. I believe I reported u multiple times on another thread which is now locked because of your abusive ranting this is a you problem and the hostility was entirely initiated by your meltdown So it's m...

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Sat Mar 09, 2024 6:37 pm

Why do you people always have to include insults in your responses to reasonable

Cry me a river mate. I believe I reported u multiple times on another thread which is now locked because of your abusive ranting

South Australia’s Record Exports Crack $18 Billion Release date: 08/03/24 South Australia’s merchandise exports have hit a record high of $18.02 billion with the state outpacing the nation as the only jurisdiction to experience export growth, up 8.7 per cent in the year to January 2024. The record ...

we dig uranium out of the ground here and sell it overseas for profit (of those multinational mining companies) because nuclear energy apparently isn't viable :D Sigh.... same old poster posting without any actual economic figures or facts to back up his case. I personally think we should drill int...

I'm not sure that my view of immigration (legal or illegal) should be bipartisan is exactly 'parroting a party line'. Not all posts that you don't agree with are, as the kids put it, 'woke' or 'leftist'.

I can only sigh when I see posts like this.

We're talking about immigration, specifically the high intake of migrants in the past 12 months and projected figures for the next 2 years. The cost of living etc. One person is mentioning and fixated on illegal immigrants, thats you. I doubt that this will clear it up for you. You missed my point ...

Most people aren't "rolling their eyes" when it comes to cost of living pressures which aren't easing up but increasing. Detainees or the odd boat of desperate people is not going to make a speck of difference to your cost of living argument. This race to the bottom by some is what people...

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Tue Mar 05, 2024 10:41 pm

Bangladesh levels of building standards in this country

we couldn't even build an underpass in this state without the sides caving in at Bedford Park

I doubt you've ever been to Bangladesh for comparison.

If they can sell this right, good riddance to comrade Albanese. :banana: :hilarious: Libs can only sell fear. There is no policy that they will ever adopt that will win back enough swinging voters or teal voters when most moderates see this for exactly what this is :toilet: :toilet: Honestly when t...

If they can sell this right, good riddance to comrade Albanese. :banana: :hilarious: Libs can only sell fear. There is no policy that they will ever adopt that will win back enough swinging voters or teal voters when most moderates see this for exactly what this is :toilet: :toilet: Honestly when t...

Planting the foundation to grow SA’s Forest Industry Release date: 29/02/24 The Malinauskas State Government is delivering on another forestry focused election commitment with the release of the South Australian Wood Fibre and Timber Industry Master Plan. The Master Plan provides a vision to furthe...

The best place to head for answers would be the SA Energy Ombudsman or you're local MP to follow up. They would get this question on a regular basis and am sure would give u a timely response. I for one would b interested in their feedback.

Global pharmaceutical company to manufacture here in South Australia 26 Feb 2024 Global pharmaceutical company, Noumed, has turned the sod on the construction of its $100 million pharmaceutical manufacturing facility at Salisbury, creating 250 construction jobs and 180 ongoing jobs upon completion....

Not sure where else to post this. Funding to Develop New Plant Protein Release date: 27/02/24 Dublin-based Integra Foods has received $500,000 from the South Australian Government to support the company to research, develop and export its faba bean plant protein products. The funding will help Integ...