Local
UPDATED | The Marshall Government has spent more than $4.6 million on payouts for sacked public service executives since it took office, figures provided to InDaily reveal.
Local
The Marshall Government has abandoned an election promise requiring public sector superannuation funds to be locally administered after an outcry from unions and the Funds SA board about the potential impact on its $30 billion investment.
After premiering at the Adelaide Film Festival last year, We Made a Thing Studios’ clickbait-inspired short film Lucy and DiC is returning to the festival in a new format.
InDaily‘s hit list of events and shows, including all the thrills and action at Adelaide Film Festival, Aussie music pioneers No Fixed Address at The Gov, an ASO world premiere, art + science at Spectra Festival and the final performances of Faith Healer.
Consumption of nut-based ‘milk’ alternatives – such as almond milk and coconut milk – have grown by 90 per cent in two years, but this new obsession may be depriving Australian consumers of calcium.
Philip White gives his take on last night’s community meeting in McLaren Vale over a push to extend the town’s boundaries for new housing, and warns: ‘Developers beware – these folks are riled!’
Politics
An inquiry into groundbreaking electoral reform and an “enduring, bipartisan commitment” to an independent Speaker were presented by Steven Marshall as commitments for a Liberal Government in 2014 negotiations with a key independent, newly discovered documents reveal.
News
The State Government has published a series of damning report cards on South Australia’s climate outlook, with key climate change indicators including sea level, rainfall and temperature showing a worsening trend line.
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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