A pharmaceutical firm has found a buyer for its entire Australian business, more than a year after a messy, failed transaction with a US suitor.
Parents in six regions received 48-hour notice that their childcare provider is closing today, one woman saying the only...
This week, InDaily readers have their say on shooting native birds and Adelaide’s great parking debate.
Luxury concession brands working inside David Jones have been seen pulling stock from shelves, as the future of an SA st...
South Australia’s former One Nation leader Jennifer Game – whose daughter Sarah also controversially left the party – ha...
A pharmaceutical firm has found a buyer for its entire Australian business, more than a year after a messy, failed trans...
The verdict is in for the state’s top literary awards, where nominees included the author at the centre of Adelaide Writ...
Adelaide Thai restaurant Kiin launched its new seasonal menu with a curated event.
The “dinner roll” is dead – here’s the best restaurant bread in town.
Just a few simple ingredients will have you serving this zesty cake in no time.
Traditional charm meets contemporary comfort in this coastal two-storey home, with space for a growing family.
Meet the family behind The Carob Kitchen, delivering popular Banjo Bears and other nutritious treats from a Port Elliot ...
The Adelaide Fringe launched its 2027 poster and brand refresh with an event BankSA Westpac.
The Garage Sale Trail is returning this November. Here’s how to make money from your unwanted items – and where to send...
Demand is growing for a city ‘social supermarket’, with thousands of kilograms of fruit and veg rolling out the door as ...
A conversation with Premier Peter Malinauskas sparked one GP-led not-for-profit’s move to South Australia amid rising ra...
We’ve rounded up Adelaide’s best new music released in October, including a spooky ode to a burnt-down amusement park.
A popular Adelaide bar has temporarily shut its doors amid allegations made by its former managers.
He grew up in his mum’s bakeries, trained in SA and built his career on the Fleurieu Peninsula. Now, Connor Bishop has ...
A long-running theatre company has closed to the public weeks before its 99-year-old venue was due to welcome artists fr...
Three decades after the ‘Hindmarsh Island Bridge controversy’, a sell-out Film Festival documentary and Adelaide Festiva...
Adelaide artist Sharifah Sorayya turns the lens on herself for a very personal OzAsia Festival exhibition exploring loss...
This week’s Poet’s Corner contribution comes from Rory Kennett-Lister in Adelaide.
In our regular Q&A column What’s My Scene, InReview speaks to emerging and established local artists to get their take o...
Scotsman Robert J. Harris created the famous fantasy board game Talisman before trying his hand at crime thrillers and h...
This custom-built home features three kitchens, six bedrooms and seven bathrooms across four expansive storeys overlooki...
This historic home on the city’s tightly held fringe is expected to break the state’s residential record to sell for mor...
This Adelaide Hills oasis boasts professionally-built horse facilities on almost 25 hectares of land.
An enchanting garden is the pride and joy of this extensively renovated Adelaide Hills home that is on the market for $3...
The historical Woodburn Homestead turned iconic Langhorne Creek wedding destination is on the market.
Vast views over Adelaide, natural light and more than 1300 square metres of living space are just some features of this ...
Parents in six regions received 48-hour notice that their childcare provider is closing today, one woman saying the only choice now for her grandchild was family day care.
The people and communities helping regional South Australia thrive took centre stage last night at the 2026 Regional Showcase and Ag Town of the Year awards.
Hoax bomb threats have affected flights around Europe from Ireland to Bulgaria, forcing some to make unplanned landings and prompting fighter jets to escort or intercept others.
Daniel Ziffer discusses a retail institution overtaken by changing habits, what it says about the economy and whether Australians still want what department stores have to offer.
One Adelaide leader reckons the city could do with less parking bays and more outdoor seating. What do you think? Vote in our poll.
Pirate ships in Burra Creek, dogs on winery tours, Guns N’ Roses on stage and Father Christmas on parade. Throw in queer cinema, rodeos, fast cars and ballet, and November’s shaping up to be a busy month in SA.
SALIFE October issue
A long-running theatre company has closed to the public weeks before its 99-year-old venue was due to welcome artists from around the country. It’s the latest heritage-listed arts space to close for maintenance.
This custom-built home features three kitchens, six bedrooms and seven bathrooms across four expansive storeys overlooking Adelaide.