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David is editor of InDaily, but also writes on topics as diverse as politics, football, science and agriculture. He began his career in journalism nearly 25 years ago and has been a federal political reporter, food writer, public servant and small business operator.

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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.

Adelaide stalwart goes in Seven shake-up

Seven Adelaide’s veteran publicity manager has lost her job after 20 years as part of a network-wide restructure, and the media company won’t say if more local jobs will be lost.

Ali Clarke. Supplied image: ABC

Radio ratings: Ali Clarke takes back breakfast crown

ABC Radio Adelaide’s Ali Clarke has marched back into the lead in the breakfast shift with her FIVEaa rivals recording a big dip in the latest radio ratings.

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.

SA unemployment rate climbs to three-year high

South Australia’s unemployment rate continues to be the worst in Australia, with the August figure climbing to 7.3 per cent.

FIVEaa wins breakfast ratings battle

FIVEaa has taken the latest round in Adelaide’s breakfast ratings battle, overtaking ABC Radio Adelaide in the winter survey.

State Govt moves to lift ban on GM crops

The State Government will seek to lift the state’s long-standing ban on genetically-modified crops beginning next year for much of South Australia, but Kangaroo Island will continue with the moratorium.