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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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Stuart O’Grady and the TDU: an astonishing lack of scrutiny

For the Tour Down Under and Stuart O’Grady, the “good bloke” defence just shouldn’t cut it.

Tour Down Under courts controversy with Stuart O'Grady appointment

UPDATED: South Australian cyclist Stuart O’Grady, who confessed to doping at the infamous 1998 Tour de France, has been appointed the next race director of the Tour Down Under.

Today Tonight's current and last host Rosanna Mangiarelli

SA’s media landscape shrinks again as Seven wields axe

After nearly 25 years, South Australian-produced Today Tonight has been axed, taking with it journalism jobs and reportage that will never return. It marks the end of locally-produced current affairs television in Adelaide.

SA's jobless rate edges down with participation rate

South Australia’s unemployment rate edged lower in October, but remains the second-highest in the nation behind Queensland.

If a tree falls in Mt Barker, is it really dead?

In this edition of Notes on Adelaide, we unpack the strange spin around the destruction of centuries-old trees near Mt Barker, and a former racing minister calls out the great silence engulfing the local industry.

Adelaide - it's time to grow up

Adelaide continues to propagate an image of itself as a “big country town” – but that’s just become an excuse for shoddy public administration.

Racing board row: SAJC up in arms; Minister warned about "concerns"

Racing Minister Corey Wingard was warned before endorsing a candidate for the Thoroughbred Racing SA board that there were concerns about the appointment, with one racing identity alleging the minister suggested the racing body’s constitution could be changed to resolve the issue.