Anthony Albanese will put his stamp on his government’s AI position, writes Michelle Grattan.

Housing touches almost every part of Australia’s economy. So whenever housing slows, the same question quickly follows: will the broader economy slow with it?

Australia’s health system is under strain – but a wave of innovative new ideas could slash wait times, help doctors focus on patients (not paperwork), and bring quality care closer to home for all. From high-tech AI scribes that “see” as well as listen, to game-changing sleep tech and a national push to help older Aussies stay in their own homes, the future of healthcare is being reimagined.  

Lisa Khan’s artwork celebrates the connections between culture, community and place, revealing how South Australia’s stories continue to inspire future generations.

As South Australia’s population ages and demand for health, disability and community services continues to accelerate, the state’s care economy is rapidly becoming one of its most significant growth industries.

When the inaugural InDaily South Australian Business Index launched more than a decade ago, it set out to provide a snapshot of the state’s largest and most influential companies. Twelve years later, the Index has become much more than a ranking – it’s a record of South Australia’s economic evolution.

Business and community leaders will gather tonight at the Adelaide Zoo for the annual Vinnies CEO Sleepout, as demand for homelessness services surges.

Celebrating South Australia’s inspiring young entrepreneurs and leaders at the globally recognised 40 Under 40 Awards dinner at Adelaide Oval.

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”.

With SA Parliament’s winter break looming, the state government is running out of time to announce if it will delay local council elections.