Today’s defence industry offers a range of exciting job opportunities, many carried out from CBD offices across Australia.

More and more tenants are taking up residency at Adelaide's Lot Fourteen.

Already a global leader in renewable energy, South Australia is becoming home to new energy generation that will further harness our wind and solar resources, prove a game-changer for reducing carbon emissions and create significant economic growth.

With start-up accelerators like Stone & Chalk providing fertile platforms for growth, there’s never been a better time to establish a tech-centric business in SA, says teen app developer Will Bishop.

Being based at Adelaide’s Lot Fourteen puts the Australian Institute of Machine Learning in a prime position to dovetail with the innovation hub in exciting new STEM-focused careers.

One of the quiet achievers of Lot Fourteen’s mushrooming space economy is working on a project that will make history for Australia and, it hopes, lead the way to making space more accessible for all.

Jobs are at the heart of South Australia’s new Defence Sector Plan 2030, launched by Premier Steven Marshall.

MIT’s big data laboratory at Lot Fourteen is closer than ever to yielding results that will help grow the state’s economy.

A $500 million investment into RAAF’s Edinburgh base is bringing the latest technology and brightest minds to South Australia.

South Australia’s burgeoning space sector is creating job opportunities for today and the tomorrows to come.

Some of the brightest minds are collecting at South Australia’s exciting new innovation precinct in the heart of Adelaide’s CBD.

When most people hear the words “Adelaide” and “defence” in the same sentence, they probably think of the big naval shipbuilding programs that produce submarines and surface warships; or perhaps, more unkindly, of this year’s defensive porosity that brought the Adelaide Crows the club’s first AFL “wooden spoon”.