First-time pollie Alice Rolls is charged with one of the state’s most complicated portfolios, with yesterday’s State Budget revealing how money will tackle SA’s domestic violence crisis.
South Australia’s Hall of Fame ice cream maker Golden North is officially closing the doors to its original cold rooms today, leaving dozens of locals behind as it moves to a more bustling town.
The state government has handed down its 2026-27 budget. But what does it mean for young South Aussies? We take a look.
A public servant is being warned by the Crown Solicitor that court action disrupting the controversial golf course redevelopment could cost millions, but he has vowed not to be “intimidated” by the state government.
Protestors arrested trying to save trees and park lands from Queensland to SA in recent weeks have science on their side as they “risk so much”, Sarah Bekessy argues on World Environment Day.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is preparing to take to the big stage at the National Press Club as former minister Ed Husic hits out at a straitjacket on caucus, writes Michelle Grattan.
Foreign Minister Penny Wong has responded to questions about the Global Sumud Flotilla activists’ allegations they were sexually assaulted during their detention in Israel.
And an Elizabeth Park home has been significantly damaged by a fire overnight, with an occupant taken to hospital with burns.
An elderly couple leading a “calm and peaceful” life was forced to fight back after they were allegedly attacked by a stranger in their home, leaving their community reeling.
Here’s our easy-to-digest summary of the South Australian State Budget, including details of the cost-of-living package.
Adelaide Uni student Bayley Fitzpatrick delves into the ‘manosphere’ impacting young men and women across the state.
Exclusive: A second person is joining the fight for a federal probe into the SA government’s golf course plans, as court battle donations spill over $20,000.
The latest outbreak of Ebola is the third largest in world history and is showing no signs of slowing.
What makes a great agricultural town? According to the judges, it’s the people, ideas and community spirit helping regional South Australia thrive.
How South Australia’s rising founders are leveraging the InDaily 40 Under 40 network to build businesses, challenge industries and back themselves bigger than ever.
For regional South Australia, the Agricultural Town of the Year Awards have become more than a competition, giving communities the chance to reflect on their strengths, share their stories and rally behind a common cause.
From pouring beers to delivering the keynote address, 2020 40 Under 40 alumnus Oliver Brown returns to inspire a new generation of South Australian changemakers.
Using your green bin correctly not only helps reduce landfill, it also helps generate future fresh fruit and vegies.
Adelaide City Council has flagged another significant rate increase above inflation in its 2026-27 draft budget, also putting the brake on upgrades to one of the city’s most visited nightlife precincts.
Plans to install pop-up bikeways have won support overnight as the fuel crisis sparks investigations into temporary cycling infrastructure in the CBD.
A plan to revitalise an Adelaide oval precinct with high rise housing is facing backlash from local residents who say the plans are “more wants than needs”.
Read the latest news in South Australian state politics.
Thousands of marine species are dying in South Australian waters as businesses and coastal towns struggle from the impact of the harmful algal bloom plaguing the state's coastline.
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