South Australia’s 2025-26 Budget: Winners and Losers

South Australia’s 2025-26 budget: Winners and losers

The government-owned steel manufacturer and the state’s law enforcements are the big winners of the budget.

South Australian budget winners and losers

Whyalla residents and aspiring police officers are winners in the South Australian budget, but inflation is forecast to rise.

Steelworks sale on track despite hit on state budget

Mining Sector Seeks Funding in South Australia

The Association of Mining and Exploration Companies (AMEC) is advocating for increased financial support within South Australia’s mining and resources sectors. This call follows the release of the South Australian State Budget 2025, which AMEC says lacks investment attraction incentives. A key concern for AMEC members is the current Mining Act, specifically the 18-year exploration license expiry limit, with the association pushing for extended t…

South Australia State Budget 2025-26 Regional Wrap

South Australian regions are set to benefit from $1.8 billion in measures announced in the 2025-26 State Budget on June […] Subscribe or Login to see the rest of the content. The post South Australia State Budget 2025-26 Regional Wrap appeared first on The Islander.

South Australia pledges $650m for Whyalla steelworks - Australian Mining

The Whyalla steelworks in South Australia. Image: Alexander/stock.adobe.comThe South Australian 2025–26 State Budget has allocated $650 million towards the $2.4 billion industry support package for the Whyalla steelworks, designed to support local jobs and stimulate growth in the state’s steel sector. In March, Whyalla steelworks’ owner – OneSteel Manufacturing – was placed under administration amid various operational challenges at the site. In…