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Some of the stories you’ve helped our journalists cover:
Last drinks for heritage city pub under 33-storey student tower plan
The Duke of York Hotel on Currie Street is the latest CBD pub to be targeted for high-rise development. Left photo: Thomas Kelsall/InDaily. Right render: Telha Clarke Architects‘Cost-of-doing-business crisis’: hospo owners call for payroll tax reform
Hospitality owners say payroll tax reform would help them stay afloat as small businesses reduce staff and try to keep their doors open. This graphic: Jayde VandborgCranker saved from demolition under historic deal and legislation
A crowd of up to 2000 marched from Victoria Square to Parliament House on North Terrace in support of the Cranker before the deal to save it was announced. Photo: Helen Karakulak/InDailySA’s live music industry is worth half a billion dollars
South Australia’s music industry contributed $490 million to gross state product in the financial year 2022/23. Picture: Samuel GravesCity councillor to sue two others for defamation
Councillor Henry Davis (left) says he will sue councillor Phillip Martin (right) and councillor Janet Giles for defamation over comments made at a July meeting. Photo: Tony Lewis/InDaily