Queensland senator Larissa Waters has been chosen to lead the Greens in federal parliament, replacing Adam Bandt after his unexpected election loss.
A look inside the InDaily 40 Under 40 judging offers compelling evidence that our state continues to punch above its weight in business, research and entrepreneurial talent.
Former Greens MLC Tammy Franks was found to have engaged in misconduct by a Greens SA committee, a leaked memo sent to party members claims.
Car buyers have changed their habits in favour of heavy SUVs, but a new study has brought the threat to vulnerable pedestrians and cyclists back into the headlights.
The Greens are reportedly considering electing three women to share the leadership when the party meets on Thursday.
Port Adelaide coach Ken Hinkley says there has been a positive from the Willie Rioli case as the wider AFL shines a spotlight on racism in the sport.
Adelaide City Councillor Phillip Martin has been elected Deputy Lord Mayor until four new Central Ward councillors are sworn in later this year.
Two brothers serving life in prison for murdering their parents have a new chance of freedom after a US judge reduced their sentences.
Now the Liberal leadership question is settled, the hard work of rebuilding the party can begin. Find out where Sussan Ley stands on four policy flashpoints.
Small-to-medium venues across South Australia built momentum during the 2025 Adelaide Fringe season, thanks to targeted corporate philanthropy that enabled vital technical upgrades and infrastructure improvements.
When Penola was crowned 2024 Agricultural Town of the Year it was off the back of its diversity and innovation in primary production. But – hold onto your Akubras – it’s also forging ahead in agritourism.
South Australia is home to some of the nation’s most valuable farmland, despite slowing growth due to drought conditions.
Council rates will rise 5.6 per cent. Find out what this means for city residents.
Coastal councils are calling for a federal funding boost and a national climate response from the incoming government.
The Adelaide City Council will remove netting from Leigh Street trees after displaced birds flocked to Rundle Mall, where they are dying in numbers.
