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SA troupe picked to perform in famed AIDA opera home town of Verona

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Labor veteran wins SA’s top speaker job following portfolio loss

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High-end of town: Office block’s $18m sale and new luxury Hilton hotel plan

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Blow to mortgage holders as RBA hikes rates

Mortgage holders will take another blow to their finances after the Reserve Bank lifted interest rates, with the dollar impact revealed.

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Budget handouts on the table as inflation debate flares

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Hefty rise to SA election voting chief’s $300,000 pay packet revealed

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Terri reveals Robert’s big difference from dad

Terri Irwin has revealed the major difference between her husband and son Robert at the annual Steve Irwin gala.
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Australian schools favour the rich – but how can we fix it?

Public education advocate Jane Caro has highlighted the urgency and devastation of the school funding problem in Australia – but how can we fix it? Elisa Di Gregorio explains.
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Aussies dazzle as Met Gala kicks off

Hugh Jackman and his new partner hit the red carpet, as did Nicole Kidman and her daughter, as one of fashion’s biggest nights of the year kicked off.

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EV demand to remain strong despite tax break change

Winding back tax exemptions for electric vehicles will allow manufacturers to focus on cheaper models for drivers, the energy minister has claimed.

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And SA drivers have been warned to fill up their tanks now as war in the Middle East continues to raise petrol prices.

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One Nation’s $6 million payday after record SA election result

New projections reveal how big a payday parties will rake in after changes to SA’s election laws, One Nation poised to win 10 times more to grow its ranks by 2030. Read the exclusive details.

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$50,000 arts degrees look set to stay, despite a new bill trying to slash uni fees

For five years, many Australian university students have been watching their study bills rise with despair. Professor Andrew Norton explores a new bill looking to reverse 2021 changes that saw arts degrees double in price.

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‘Good policy, no strategy’: Adelaide risks missing multimillion-dollar tech opportunity

SA will miss out on many millions of dollars in investment from the world’s biggest tech companies if the state government does not move faster in readying land, says the Property Council.

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SA defence leader looks to the future of war ahead of Anzac Day

Ahead of Anzac Day this weekend, one of the top brass in Saab’s South Australian team tells InDaily about AUKUS opportunities and the role it will play in the future of warfare.

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Turning farming into a tourism drawcard

South Australia’s agricultural heartlands are finding new ways to attract visitors and keep small towns thriving.

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Paddock to powerhouse: Celebrating SA’s ag towns

Innovation, resilience and community spirit are at the heart of South Australia’s regional success, with AgTown nominations now open for 2026.

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Why Lameroo’s AgTown win is still resonating

From renewed confidence to fresh ideas and growing visitor interest, Lameroo’s AgTown of the Year title continues to deliver – as nominations open for 2026.

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Search starts for SA’s top agricultural town

Rural communities across the state are set to square off for the title of South Australia’s top agricultural town, with nominations now open for the 2026 Ag Town of the Year Award.

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Draft plans are currently underway – and residents can review the proposals and provide input to their local council.

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Barossa builds Gather Round momentum

The Barossa Council is preparing to welcome thousands of visitors as the 2026 AFL Gather Round returns, bringing with it major economic opportunity and a packed calendar of local events.

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Helping communities prepare for future bushfires

A community nursery powered by volunteers is working to strengthen the resilience of the local Fleurieu Peninsula landscape.

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Surprising services some local councils offer their community 

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.

SA’s harmful algal bloom

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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The Eastside Business Awards is an annual awards program celebrating the achievements of small businesses, retailers, restaurants, cafés, entertainment venues and wellbeing businesses within the City of Norwood Payneham & St Peters.

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InDaily has partnered with audit and accounting experts BDO to bring readers the most comprehensive business news coverage in South Australia. Whether you’re an employer or employee, small business owner or corporate CEO, you’ll find everything you need to know below.

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InDaily has partnered with LGA South Australia to keep readers up to date with local council news, events and services across the state. From explaining council rates to finding out what’s on in your area, our stories are designed to engage and inform.

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SA State Election 2026

South Australia's political hopefuls are in their final days on the campaign trail for the 2026 State Election. As the March 21 polling day approaches, read InDaily's latest coverage of election promises, previews and popularity contests here.

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Adelaide Writers’ Week 2026

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.

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