A new plan to have special cameras installed in city streets to pick off noisy cars and hoon drivers is up for debate on Tuesday.
A second suspect case of bird flu in a seal has been revealed as a top public servant says an important decision to protect animals across the state could be made today.
Speculation is mounting over a state government plan that could see Colonel Light’s statue “giving a two-fingered salute” to the park lands, Mike Smithson says.
It was one of the nation’s most famous playgrounds – where kids in the ’70s climbed giant slides and rode metal giraffes. See the gallery as its founder is recognised.
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A powerful low-sweeping storm will dump heavy falls and trigger fresh flooding fears across the state.
A South Australian winemaker has received a rare French honour in recognition of her service to the wine industry.
The federal defence industry minister is in town to celebrate a shipbuilding milestone at Osborne today.
The latest protest to stop tree felling in the Adelaide park lands drew thousands and an unlikely alliance.
“It’s quite an expensive habit, isn’t it?” Mining leaders tell how gold is looking increasingly shiny as world prices skyrocket and the state holds vast, untapped treasure in the Outback.
Many people struggle to change from savers to spenders when they retire. Strategies will be dependent on your goals.
Electric vehicle sales are surging in Australia – but can the nation’s charging network keep up?
Each week thousands of members – mainly women – take their opinions to book club meetings at homes, bookshops and libraries across South Australia. Most of the time they don’t agree with each other.
Critics say internal IDF investigations are too slow and biased, and the bar to holding soldiers accountable is far too high.
New Netflix period drama My Brilliant Career – the biggest TV series season ever filmed in SA – is taking the world by storm. InDaily uncovers the impact on local filming sites now being seen in 190 countries.
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.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping the way businesses operate, but technology leaders say the organisations gaining the greatest competitive advantage are those treating AI as part of a broader business strategy rather than simply adopting the latest tools.
The three finalists for this year’s award are recognised for their innovation, drive and community spirit.
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 brand-new city Christmas tree and decorations with a hefty price tag are being unveiled in the city later this year.
A council candidate organising a public protest to support Pauline Hanson is calling for “revolution against the government”. Meanwhile, students are expected to ditch school for an Adelaide protest against One Nation.
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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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