It’s been five years since AUKUS was announced, so what does Australia has have show for a program the government has said is “too big to fail”?

Zero migration isn’t serious demographic policy but neither is uncontrolled migration, writes Simon Kuestenmacher.

The failure to stop 9/11 was a catastrophe, but even bigger mistakes were made in its aftermath, Greg Barton says.

From fairer drug policing and prisoner reintegration to early mental health support, new research shows smarter, community-focused approaches could help prevent crime before it starts. 

They’re innovators, business owners, community champions and people with a story to tell. Explore the 20 Regional Showcase finalists and have your say on who takes home the 2026 InDaily People’s Choice Award.

South Australia’s business landscape is changing, with more women taking on senior executive and board positions across some of the state’s biggest and fastest-growing organisations.

Demographer Simon Kuestenmacher explores how ageing, migration and technology will create both challenges and opportunities for businesses over the next decade.

Partnerships with the not-for-profit sector are becoming an increasingly strategic part of doing business.

A heritage-listed Adelaide pub with a pedigree reaching back to the 1850s “that holds a lot of quality memories for people” is switching owners.

A prominent councillor who was kicked out of a meeting earlier this week has called in the media to announce his dramatic next move.

A bill is headed to state parliament aiming for widespread smart glasses bans. While the city council is debating bans from major Adelaide precincts following worrying reports.

A new plan to have special cameras installed in city streets to pick off noisy cars and hoon drivers has been given the green light.