A second group of women and children linked to Islamic State has returned to Australia after years spent in a Syrian refugee camp.
Benjamin Netanyahu’s office says he’s receiving dental treatment in a Jerusalem hospital, prompting speculation about the health of the Israeli prime minister.
The state’s Health Minister has vowed to fight back against anti-vax “trolls” after being hounded by thousands over a social media post.
To ignore One Nation’s anti-democratic behaviour shows wilful blindness to what is happening in the United States, and suggests a complacency that it can’t happen here, writes Denis Muller.
Four days after they set sail from Turkey, Israeli forces intercepted the flotilla on international waters. One activist tells what happened next.
Wind farms and solar panels are producing more of Australia’s electricity than ever, but slow approvals and investment commitments could stall progress.
Australia’s inaugural National Anti-Corruption Commissioner has quit his post two years early amid ongoing questions about potential conflicts of interest.
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.
And South Australian businesses are set for significant price reductions after a determination from the energy regulator.
Essendon have sacked AFL coach Brad Scott with the experienced mentor paying the price for their horror AFL season.
The Albanese government has found itself on the thorny end of a social media campaign post-budget as it watches One Nation ride a wave, writes Michelle Grattan.
Are the tax changes in the federal budget really an “assault on aspiration”, as Liberal leader Angus Taylor claims? The answer is nuanced, Tamara Wilkinson writes.
Using your green bin correctly not only helps reduce landfill, it also helps generate future fresh fruit and vegies.
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.
Ten years after launching on Pirie Street, EGM Partners is expanding its partnership model, investing in future leaders and building what its founders hope will become a lasting South Australian institution.
As South Australians vote for the 2026 Agricultural Town of the Year, three Rural Women’s Award-winners are demonstrating how innovation in agritourism, sustainability and wool is reshaping the sector’s future.
From laboratories to grassroots movements, the state’s next generation of female leaders is proving that meaningful impact starts long before 40.
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”.
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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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When the Adelaide Festival Board quietly removed Sydney-born Palestinian writer Dr Randa Abdel-Fattah from the 2026 Writers' Week on Thursday, January 8, it sparked a national discussion over freedom of speech. Read InDaily's extensive coverage of the fallout that ultimately led to the event's cancellation.
