In the midst of chemotherapy treatment, a South Australian photographer shares the story behind an award-winning image. See the striking photo.
It was shot in just 19 days in the Adelaide Hills – and it’s already generating excitement overseas. Now Lucrum is heading home for its world premiere, alongside 121 other films at AFF.
InDaily reveals the “unforeseen circumstances” delaying the grand opening of the $600 million expanded Adelaide Central Market.
Immediate safety warnings have been issued to beachgoers at a popular southern suburbs beach after harmful asbestos was found.
Treasurer Jim Chalmers is expected to announce extra funding for the tax office to delay its controversial ban on credit card payments.
Today, former MP Max Chandler-Mather on his proposal for a publicly owned supermarket chain.
The execution of a US mass shooter will be livestreamed, with the news coming days after the botched execution of a convicted murderer.
This week, InDaily readers have their say on MotoGP and damning comments over SA’s renting market.
Following rumblings from investors yesterday, an AI data centre giant has pulled the plug on an ASX float.
The South Australian executive search firm has appointed three experienced business leaders to an Advisory Board as it enters its next phase of growth.
More needs to be done to ensure every South Australian has the support they need.
A former winemaker who survived a horror plane crash will now be operating on 30-minute naps in a bid to break an arduous Guinness World Record.
Why Greens’ plan for 624 public supermarkets to take on Woolies and Coles just doesn’t add up, according to University of Queensland professor Flavio Menezes.
A Federal Court judge rejected “many” arguments from a park lands advocate and one traditional owner who now say the law needs to change.
The intrepid explorer never set foot on an ice sheet which may be crucial to our future. Even now, we don’t know anyone who’s been there. It’s time to change that.
After years of strong growth, changing buyer behaviour and economic conditions are creating new challenges – and opportunities – for the state’s property sector.
Sitting on Goyder’s Line, the pastoral town of Burra draws on its rich history to turn challenges into opportunities. That problem-solving mentality has earnt it a return as a finalist in the Agricultural Town of the Year Award.
Defence and space remain strong but entrepreneurs are also finding opportunities in AI, health, energy, ag-tech and advanced manufacturing.
From innovation and investment to heritage, resilience and community spirit, 20 stories are vying for InDaily’s Regional Showcase People’s Choice Award – but there’s only days left to decide your favourite.
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 local mayor has shared his personal story amid a rise in reports of physical threats, stalking and verbal abuse of council staff and elected members across SA.
The next Adelaide Lord Mayor will win a pay packet tipping well over $200,000 as councillors across the state get a rise.
Read the latest news in South Australian state politics.
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.
InDaily has partnered with Flinders University to bring readers a series of stories that showcase research that matters. Spanning opinion pieces, Wicked Problems features and broader InDaily coverage, these stories explore how Flinders researchers are responding to the complex challenges facing our communities.
