The South Australian Arts Minister at the centre of the Writers’ Week storm is leaving politics, the third Minister to quit the government ahead of the state election.

As turmoil continues amongst their federal team, The Nationals in SA are pushing on to reveal candidates for the state election. Among them a farmer and a Port Lincoln councillor, one vowing to push back against stronger gun laws.

Last week, Aria Bolkus farewelled her father and Labor stalwart Nick Bolkus at a state funeral amid campaigning to win the beachside seat of Colton. InDaily spoke exclusively to Aria about her father’s passing.

As students head back to the classroom today, the state election campaign is seeing parties announce new education promises on building upgrades, trade support and a bid to make public education free.

A prominent seafood industry executive is taking on a traditional Liberal seat, telling InDaily why he’s thrown his catch in with SA Best in the state election battle.

The co-founder of the Little Heroes Foundation and an AFL hall of famer has joined Sarah Game’s political party for the upcoming state election.

A pro-Palestine campaigner, who was arrested under the Malinauskus government’s tough anti-protest laws last year, is taking on the Premier at the state election.

An Art Deco theatre will get a $7.5 million makeover if the Liberals win the state election – one parliamentary hopeful saying the party wants to make the “eastern suburbs the heart of the arts in Adelaide”.

The Premier showed off the latest home building figures this morning – flanked by Labor’s candidate hoping to fill former treasurer Stephen Mullighan’s seat. While the Greens announced it wants to target massive bank profits to fund its plans.

Labor has committed millions to expand recreational fishing access at some of SA’s most popular reservoirs, while the Liberals dangle some bait for the state’s seafood sector.

South Australian Liberals will keep the current Women’s and Children’s Hospital in North Adelaide as a health precinct if they win power at the state election in March. Here’s how Opposition Leader Ashton Hurn says it would work.

A delighted Mount Barker mayor and Labor candidate welcomed Premier Malinauskas’s commitment to a comprehensive infrastructure plan for the region if his party wins this year’s election.

In Labor’s latest election commitment, the Premier promises bigger savings for families going through the costly process of infertility.

Leaked policy documents reveal “old” Liberal Party plans to build a new high school. The plan was pounced on by Labor to muddy the waters over zoning for two of the most popular schools in Adelaide. While the Libs released its Mount Barker policy.

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.

An independent MP who has been in custody for 10 days will be freed on “oppressive” home detention because special circumstances exist, a court has ruled.

As the Labor Party officially launches its state election campaign, the Premier is criticising the number of women in the Liberals’ ranks. InDaily explores whether 2026 will see women dominate parliament and reveals who is fighting for retiring speaker Leon Bignell’s old seat.

A newly registered political party hopes to be a left-wing alternative for South Australian voters in the upcoming state election following the launch of the South Australian branch of right-wing organisation Turning Point Australia.

Former Liberal Leader David Speirs and the state’s peak medical bodies make a call on the party’s new chief installed yesterday.

Besieged federal Liberal Leader Sussan Ley’s quiet SA appearance has Mike Smithson warning locals can fight Labor on their point-of-difference female leader. But only if their national counterparts stay away.

Does the Premier’s stance on Writers’ Week risk him being “labelled a hypocrite” as the next Saudi-backed LIV Golf tournament looms? Mike Smithson warns freedom of speech issues could be back to bite.

As the Premier deals with a ‘public relations disaster’ over Writers’ Week, Mike Smithson ponders potential tensions with Labor’s frontline MPs who marched at last October’s pro-Palestine rally.

Spare a thought for those remaining journalists left to report on this year’s state election campaign after Labor and Liberal continue to lure top names into the spin doctor fold, says Mike Smithson.