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A former Labor candidate sacked from his senior public service role after last month’s state election says it was made clear to him before he put his hand up to run that he would be removed in any case if the Liberals seized power.
A driver has ploughed his white rental van into a crowd in Toronto, killing at least 10 people and injuring 16 along a footpath thronged with lunch-hour pedestrians.
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South Australia is facing a “generational loss” from the soaring rates of Aboriginal children and young people in care and detention, the state’s leading child protection advocate warns.
Opinion
Evidence of widespread wage theft and revelations of a rotten culture in the nation’s financial sector point to a social contract in tatters – and will leave a lasting legacy of distrust and decay, writes Malcolm King.
ABC Radio Adelaide has trumped rival FIVEaa to come out the top talk station, while rock station Triple M has achieved a surprise jump into second place overall in the latest ratings survey.
Just yesterday, renowned philosopher and humble poet Kanye West tweeted “constantly bringing up the past keeps you stuck there”.
Geelong will challenge Joel Selwood's one match suspension, which will see him front up to tonight’s AFL tribunal alongside the man he’s accused of striking – Port Adelaide forward Lindsay Thomas.
The state’s largest provider of water and sewage services plans to significantly reduce its electricity costs with an ongoing commitment to renewable energy.
Design and craft is no longer reserved for porcelain and cloth at Bowerbird with these small-batch and creative food and beverage vendors setting up shop for the May 4-6 weekend.
Food and drink happenings in South Australia, including a Clare Valley takeover at Plant 4 Bowden, a Baltic beer and cider tasting feast at the Central Market, cheese and pinot pairing, and a lavish Champagne showcase.
This week marks the 12th anniversary of Poet’s Corner, which began as a regular feature in InDaily's print forerunner The Independent Weekly. In republishing the column’s first poem, poetry editor John Miles looks at other things also past.
Adelaide musician and composer Mark Simeon Ferguson says his great-grandmother’s passion for jazz music has inspired him to honour female jazz composers and writers this International Jazz Day.
Opinion
Every individual Bruce Lander condemned in his Oakden report is now far from public view, as South Australians go to the polls on Saturday. But what if the ICAC got it wrong? asks InDaily reporter Bension Siebert.
News
SPECIAL REPORT | The proportion of South Australian students choosing to study a language in Year 12 has fallen by more than half in the past 10 years, prompting a new strategy and a staffing overhaul of the Education Department’s languages team.
Opinion
At a small and heartbreaking funeral in suburban Tusmore, Adelaide lawyer Mal Byrne says he grasped the full horror of the damage wrought by Australia's immigration detention system.
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