Each year, for one remarkable week, South Australia becomes the beating heart of the AFL and, this year, SAHMRI will be AFL Gather Round’s visible pulse.
As Haigh’s sells thousands of chocolate bilbies for Easter, the company’s at-risk prototype is experiencing an unexpected boom in SA – potentially fuelled by an unusual bug.
The Premier has a new plan to see prices at bowsers dropped further as the fuel crisis sees a spike in locals finding alternative travel.
One Nation is leading calls to scrap the Voice to Parliament. One new member voted in this week tells InDaily why it is important and reveals its true cost.
President Donald Trump, facing a war-weary American public and sliding approval ratings, has said in a speech that the conflict in Iran will soon be ending.
Whether you’re in the market for a new home, or you’re a builder, here’s how the Middle East war could impact your project – and its cost.
Donald Trump says he wants the “honour” of “taking Cuba”. Now Cuban officials say they are preparing for the possibility of a US attack.
And police are hunting a driver after a car was dumped filled with counterfeit cash, printers and weapons.
The Artemis II mission has sent its crew on a nearly 10-day journey around the moon and back – with an SA-based company helping to track the mission.
It was a pasta picking prank that is believed to be the first April Fools’ Day story to hit the media, Associate Professor Phoebe Hart unpicks the tradition’s history.
Are video games art or products? This fundamental mismatch is a source of tension for game developers, writes Zainab Darbas.
Superannuation law and tax law differ when it comes to who is considered a dependant when it comes to nominating a death beneficiary.
The four fundamental changes that would set Australian universities up for the challenges ahead and the needs of society, according to Simon Kuestenmacher.
For generations, young Australians have been asked to make a choice early: learn on the tools or head to university. Work or study. Practical skills or academic knowledge. At Flinders University, that false divide is being dismantled – and replaced with a model designed for the realities of today’s workforce.
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.
A community nursery powered by volunteers is working to strengthen the resilience of the local Fleurieu Peninsula landscape.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
