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NOT A SAFE DROP TO DRINK: SA town’s water scandal

It is one of the most arid places in South Australia, but for decades the outback town of Oodnadatta has been without safe drinking water, prompting health concerns and leaving locals furious about what they claim is a fundamental breach of human rights.

Central Market Arcade's $400 million redevelopment

A 35-storey tower with a hotel, apartments and offices will be built above a redeveloped Adelaide Central Market Arcade as part of a $400 million project unveiled today.

Climate and economics driving Basin farmers off land, not less water: study

A temperature increase of half a degree by 2041 will force more than half the farmers in the Murray-Darling Basin to walk off their farms, a report says.

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Adelaide food strips targeted in national wage underpayment checks

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Builders hope housing lift lays foundation for better times

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Your views: on an SA Health inquiry, and electoral boundaries

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Living with bushfire, and facing our fears

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Saddle up for festive fun at the twilight races

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Summertown Studio goes full café

Summertown Studio – the multi-faceted maker retail store, co-working space, and events venue – has upped its coffee offering, introducing an in-house café run by De Groot Coffee Co.

Staazi & Co makes global list of top 10 vegan food trucks

Adelaide’s Staazi & Co – already renowned in South Australia for its plant-based ‘lamb’ yiros – has been named one of 10 top vegan food trucks around the world in a new guide to vegan-friendly travel.

Adelaide Urban Sketchers: A lesson in art and awareness

Adelaide Urban Sketchers are a group of local artists mapping the city’s urban landscape – ‘one drawing at a time’. Reporter Angela Skujins joins them to try her hand at plein air sketching and being present in the city.

Film review: The Addams Family

They’re creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious and spooky – and they’re venturing into suburbia in this new CGI-animated take on the gothic tale of The Addams Family.

Monsters, sensory encounters, samurai and surrealism at the AGSA

An “art as experience” winter exhibition featuring large installations and sensory works and a showcase of surreal art by brothers Dušan and Voitre Marek are among highlights of the Art Gallery of SA’s 2020 program revealed today.

Hills Collide launches its 2019 harvest release

With a few single-release vintages under its belt, Hills Collide has now expanded to four bright and fruit-forward spring release wines, launching at Ferg’s on Saturday.

Big Shed’s bigger shed opens this week

Take a look inside Big Shed Brewing Concern’s new, bigger brewery on Old Port Road ahead of its official opening tomorrow.

Travel series: Air West

After back-to-back road trips, an “Uber of the air” service flying between Adelaide and the Eyre Peninsula has elevated Josh Fanning’s expectations of just what’s possible in South Australia.

Large family home in the foothills

Beautifully extended and renovated by Linda and Kit Black in 2005, this six-bedroom home still hits the right notes, in harmony with the stunning location of Torrens Park.

In the garden: Planning for Christmas perfection

There are many gardening odds and ends that we must attend to prior to Christmas entertaining. Get them out of the way now so you and the family can aim for a stress-free time ahead.

Omelette with Broad beans, Pancetta, Goat Cheese and Mint

Protein-rich and infinitely versatile, South Australian eggs have grown from a quick breakfast staple to the main event at lunch or dinner.

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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.

Archaea brand launch party

SW-Architects held a launch party to celebrate its rebranding and change of name to Archaea Architects.

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Penny Place ceremony

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Patch Theatre celebration

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JamFactory Ring Collection launch

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NOT A SAFE DROP TO DRINK: SA town’s water scandal

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