“The first thing every person I know does [when they wake up] is reach for their phone and check if their friends are still alive”, the Palestinian-Australian author at the centre of the Writers’ Week implosion said in Adelaide last night.

When we hear that Australia’s unemployment rate is low, it sounds like good news. But there is a broader group, not fully captured by the statistics.

EXCLUSIVE: Documents obtained under Freedom of Information by InDaily reveal the former Adelaide Festival board decided to deprogram a Palestinian-Australian author because it was afraid of government funding cuts.

Unity and discipline are the watchwords of the Albanese government, their importance reinforced in periodic lectures from the leader, writes Michelle Grattan.

Agricultural engineering laid the foundation, but broader business connections and state-level recognition helped propel this regional company towards global ambition.

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InDaily’s 40 Under 40 Awards have long been a marker of ambition, leadership and momentum – and behind the scenes, a thoughtful judging process makes sure that recognition truly matters.

One of the world’s greatest tennis stars has pulled out of a competition in Adelaide, one week before it is set to commence.

There’s a hive of activity in Adelaide’s northern fringes, where the City of Playford is experiencing rapid population growth.

Growing numbers of councils are being flagged as unsustainable by the state’s independent regulator, SA Water stepping in to support one embattled region. Is your council one of the battlers?

Local leaders want public libraries on the state election funding page saying crucial dollars keep falling despite their vital learning role. See how Marion librarians are going viral over their love of books.

Business is “booming” on Jetty Road this summer despite its controversial street upgrades. Mayor Amanda Wilson calls out “extremely detrimental and unfair” criticism over the council’s bid to overhaul the popular precinct.