Amid institutionalised erasure, writing becomes an act of resistance. Recent Afghan women’s literature challenges this erasure. It is a way of reclaiming agency, writes Ayesha Jehangir.

As conflict rages on in the Middle East, SA’s Iranian community gathers each week at parliament in solidarity for family and friends. The first female journalist in Iran to attend a World Cup – who now lives in Adelaide – tells InDaily why she is her family’s most reliable news source.

Rewind to 2003 and the Iraq war. Labor was in opposition and came out strongly against the action. So if Labor were in opposition now, would it be against the American-Israeli action, asks Michelle Grattan.

Unions will argue for an increase in annual leave entitlements for full-time workers – but giving employees the right to an extra week of leave may not address broader issues around overwork.

From entrepreneurs and researchers to artists and activists, the InDaily 40 Under 40 Awards spotlight young South Australians making an impact – with nominations closing soon.

More than a trophy, InDaily’s 40 Under 40 Awards open doors to collaboration, influence and lifelong professional connection – as Lutheran Homes Group alumni Tim Chia and Kristian Roocke can attest.

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

Corporate intrapreneurs, AI founders and purpose-led entrepreneurs are reshaping South Australia’s business landscape — and the 40 Under 40 Awards are helping make their stories visible.

When people think about what councils do, roads, rubbish and rates usually top the list. While these are essential services, you might be surprised to find that many councils deliver a much broader range of services to support their local community.

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.