SA’s summer forecast is being issued by the Bureau of Meteorology as news emerges of the plight of farmers starting to harvest on the back of devastating drought.
This week, InDaily readers have their say on a controversial bill for bigger garages and health concerns about the algal bloom crisis.
As the bp Adelaide Grand Final revs up today, one state parliament hopeful is vowing to get the race out of the city. Some CBD residents are packing up and heading to Melbourne to escape the “horrendous” noise.
Developers want to build a new multi-level apartment block alongside a North Adelaide state heritage-listed church built in 1882. Six street-level businesses would be demolished to make way for the new structure.
Pat Cummins has bowled unhindered in the nets as he firms for the second Ashes Test in Brisbane.
SA’s wine industry is mourning the loss of one of the nation’s ‘finest’, who was found dead after a house fire in Clarendon this week.
A final deal has been struck to strengthen Australia’s long-criticised environment laws – but neither Labor nor the Greens are declaring the bill a complete success.
And a truck carrying batteries has gone up in flames in the outback region of Mannahill.
The death toll from a blaze at a high-rise apartment complex in Hong Kong has risen to 94 as firefighters continue searching the smouldering buildings.
Barnaby Joyce’s decision to quit the Nationals comes after months of speculation – and a highly publicised steak dinner cooked by Pauline Hanson. But what are the real ramifications if Joyce joined One Nation?
Discover affordable gifts, unique creations and festive fun at markets across Adelaide, supporting South Australian makers while ticking off your Christmas list.
Feather&PECK has secured the 2025 Consumer Choice Award, a testament to South Australians recognising the value of true pasture-raised eggs crafted through regenerative farming and uncompromising hen welfare.
More than 70 per cent of SA prisoners are reporting illicit drug use before their convictions. An advocate says: “When you see yourself as a criminal drug addict, it’s very hard to imagine yourself doing anything different.” One ex-prisoner shares his story.
About 4 million scripts are written for ADHD medications each year. But, with so much medication circulating in the community, it’s easier for these drugs to be shared, sold, or used by someone they weren’t prescribed for.
He’s the 2022 DAYTONA 500 champion and a NASCAR legend in the United States. But how will Austin Cindric fare on the street circuit at this weekend’s bp Adelaide Grand Final when he’s “used to turning left all the time”?
Supporters and champions of the state’s agricultural and regional communities were recognised at the 2025 Regional Showcase and AgTown of the Year awards.
Lameroo has beaten fellow finalists Keith and Kimba to take out the title, marking a major win for the region.
South Australians are being urged to drop unwanted clothes at 13 sites across the state this weekend. Dire figures show Australians are the world’s largest textile consumers and dump about 222,000 tonnes of unwanted clothing into landfill each year. See the sites.
Across South Australia, councils are taking a fresh approach to organic materials waste by rethinking how communities handle food and garden organics. And the results are already paying off for our economy and environment.
Experts say new minimum height limits for future builds on the CBD border could see land values almost double. But what is the future for car dealerships that dominate the precinct?
Managing the thousands-strong flock of tiny birds bound for Adelaide’s CBD this roosting season could cost about $150,000. Ideas to deter them, without causing “bird tornadoes” are flying around town hall as they try to avoid a “repeat of last year’s horrors” when birds died in numbers.
As InDaily explores urban sprawl 15 years on from a controversial rezoning, the Planning Minister assures Mount Barker was “one of the more successful” rezonings. Watch the video.
