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SA anti-corruption system at tipping point

South Australia’s anti-corruption system has reached a crisis point, with unresolved questions about the state’s biggest and most important department. The State Government cannot allow this to stand, argues David Washington.

Business SA loses court bid for charity no-payroll tax status

Business SA has lost a years-long legal fight to claw back millions of dollars in payroll tax on the basis of its charity status, with the Supreme Court ruling that promoting private corporate interests is not the same thing as promoting a stronger economy for everyone.

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Mayoral "interference" claim over city councillor motions

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Centrelink's robodebt scheme a "fiasco": UN

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Seven West in $63m merger with Prime regional media

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Immerse yourself in the art of Tarnanthi

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Your views: on a Libs' fresh start, and life on the roads

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Career opportunities in regional SA

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Features

OzAsia review: Beyond Skin - Revisited: Nitin Sawhney

Twenty years since its release, Nitin Sawhney breathes new life into his soul-stirring, genre-fluid and multiple-award-winning album Beyond Skin. Still intoxicating with its beauty and emotional power, it feels as relevant as ever.

What’s on: OzAsia, Tarnanthi, Renmark Rose Festival and more

There’s no excuse for staying at home this weekend, with both the Tarnanthi Art Fair and OzAsia festival running, and much more.

Film review: Zombieland – Double Tap

Columbus, Tallahassee, Wichita and Little Rock – the gang is back and they’re still killing the undead, only now there’s a new breed of evolved zombies to tackle.

GANG GANG to debut an all-day deli on Unley Road

After successfully slinging burgers in a food truck for one year, Gang Gang will open their brick-and-mortar eatery next month, boasting a brunch menu consisting of more than just good eats in brioche buns.

From moon lanterns to techno circus: InDaily’s OzAsia picks

Artists from more than 20 countries will converge on Adelaide for the 2019 OzAsia Festival, which opens today with an exciting line-up of music, theatre, dance, film, literature and visual art events. Here are eight of our most-anticipated shows.

Red Oktoberfest: Enjoy a week-long celebration of beer

Touting Russian beer-focussed food, German beer styles from local breweries, and a massive tap runout party on closing night, Red October is going all out for Oktoberfest 2019.

Way Back When is a return to the classic espresso bar

The team from Public and Bowlsome have opened up a new espresso bar café concept in the lobby of the GPO Exchange building on Franklin Street.

Florist and coffee shop team up for new venture

East End Flower Market has moved to an expanded shopfront on Halifax Street, and it’s brought former pop-up coffee vendor DAYJOB along too.

Resort living in the Adelaide foothills

This expansive, historic home in the Adelaide foothills bridges a gap between the old world and the new. The estate at 40 Wootoona Terrace, St Georges, once featured in an article in South Australian Homes and Gardens, way back in 1943.

In the garden: History repeating

Grandly planned, cared for and now lovingly restored, the gardens at Auchendarroch House will bring joy for many more generations to come.

Zucchini and corn quesadillas with guacamole and salsa

Simple, tasty and fun to eat, get the kids to help make Callum Hann’s zucchini and corn quesadillas tonight.

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Fifteen years of independent media in Adelaide

Fifteen years ago today, the first edition of The Independent Weekly newspaper was published – a bold move to provide South Australians with an alternative media voice. That project continues today through InDaily. We revisit that tumultuous first edition and talk to the key players who finally broke Adelaide’s media monopoly.

The suburban Adelaide address that could be the nation's most important cultural site

In a leaky brick and aluminium warehouse in Adelaide’s western suburbs hides what has been described as one of the most culturally significant sites in Australia – and it’s a place that is perpetually under threat.

Killing The Messenger: News Corp’s failed pitch to save suburban weekly

SPECIAL REPORT | Cuts and closures loom for News Corp SA’s suburban weekly Messenger Newspapers, after the media company unsuccessfully lobbied several metropolitan councils for hundreds of thousands of ratepayer dollars to help prop up the ailing brand, warning continued publishing is “at risk”, InDaily can reveal.

State Theatre 2020 season launch

The State Theatre Company of South Australia launched its 2020 season this month at the Adelaide Convention Centre.

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