Local
EXCLUSIVE | An explosive email from the man appointed to run Steven Marshall’s Department of Premier and Cabinet lays bare the tense and terse relations between the universities of Adelaide and South Australia before their merger talks collapsed.
Local
A section of the recently-closed Coca-Cola Amatil manufacturing site in Thebarton will be transformed into social and affordable housing for people on low-incomes, InDaily can reveal.
Notes on Adelaide
In today’s Notes On Adelaide, new faces for the Renewal SA board, the SA Liberals gather to celebrate a double-edged anniversary, Stephan Knoll’s main man and his close links to The Overland’s difficult journey, and how our Space Agency measures up internationally.
Opinion
Numerous reports have identified evidence-backed strategies to reduce the tragically high rate of Indigenous incarceration in Australia – so why won’t governments take action?
News
Scott Morrison has fended off criticism of a proposed national integrity commission, warning against a NSW-style “kangaroo court” model with frequent public hearings.
Sponsored Story
Celebrating 20 years in business, the directors of Studio Nine Architects believe their commitment to talent development and creating a meritocracy in their workplace has lead to sustained growth and success in a sometimes volatile industry.
New beer, food, art and music festival A Day on the Cans will debut at Pirate Life’s Port Adelaide brewery next March, featuring a line-up of national and local musicians and live street art curated by Vans the Omega.
From unique stargazing opportunities under an internationally recognised dark sky, to snowy peaks and ridiculously blue-hued water, this little lakeside town warrants more than a mere photo stop on your New Zealand driving holiday.
Rising from the ashes of Greasers Workshop, The Motorcycle Society brings a café and a service, repair and custom-build motorcycle workshop hybrid concept to Pulteney Street.
With a scenario centred on a doctor trapped in an inescapable hell, new Australian horror The School should be an engaging film. Unfortunately, writes media studies lecturer and reviewer Ari Mattes, it isn’t.
Opinion
A few days ago, the leader of the SA Opposition stood up before a large crowd of people and conceded: “To be quite honest, I didn’t go into politics for the social issues.”
Local
An Adelaide public health facility that discharged a young man three days before he killed himself also misplaced a suicide note and a map, which his mother believes could have saved his life.
Local
Typical notions of power and influence are counterbalanced in CityMag’s list, which seeks to reveal the truth about who needs to be involved if things are going to change around here.
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