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Government announces $25 million in Palestinian aid, as Labor conference debate looms A $25 million aid packaged in assistance for recovery in Gaza...
Think you understand drought? Think again Believe drought always looks like dust and bare paddocks? Not necessarily. In Australia’s grain-growing...
Leadership Lens: Building trust in the public sector Building an innovative public sector starts with leaders who invest in their people and unlock...
Australia is getting angrier – that’s a worse Australia The share of adults who have personally experienced online hate is rising, writes our...
Bin fodder: Garrett and his AUKUS inquiry Mike Smithson argues the federal government will thank the commissioners in Midnight Oil frontman Peter...
The zeitgeist doesn’t suit Angus Taylor but he could do more to help himself As he surveys the degraded and demoralised Liberal Party he presides...
Claims former pollie is ‘rewriting history’ over Vic Park grandstand One of the state’s longest serving Attorney-Generals is fired up about...
The false choice at the heart of Australia’s housing debate Australians are increasingly being asked to choose between housing and liveability....
Exclusive: Liddle calls out Labor ‘pile on’ over Telstra outage post In her only interview over a controversial post linking the Telstra outage to...
Real question on SA abortion care is who decides? As a controversial anti-abortion lobbyist announces she is taking SA police to court, academic Dr...
If Whyalla’s cuttlefish disappear, there’s no bringing them back Extinction is what lies before us – not necessarily of a species, but of a...
Exclusive: Colourful ex-pollie’s tell all on park lands grandstand As the Premier opens the door to a permanent park lands grandstand, Kevin Foley...
PM wants Labor’s conference to ‘showcase’ the party, but not its AUKUS division The PM said Labor’s national conference in Adelaide this month...
SA once led Australia on whistleblower protections — it can lead again When whistleblowers are protected, institutions are stronger and more...
The Stats Guy: The migration debate is outrageous by design A leader talking about migration in simplistic, vague, and imprecise terms isn’t fit...
Why Adelaide can’t afford to leave talent at the door Adelaide is at an inflection point, writes Sam Dighton. “The companies winning in the...
Leadership Lens: How do we lead when there are no clear answers? Some of the most relevant guidance does not come from new frameworks, but from the...
Naff or not, these ‘giant road Rambos’ tell us much about politics right now You can almost trace the rise of political discontent across...
‘Grim faces’: Inside SA’s bird flu response InDaily columnist Mike Smithson was the only journalist invited into the state government’s...
Support for multiculturalism is declining. But how can governments respond? A new report by the Lowy Institute showed declining support for...
The unsolved mystery of the McAlister Agreement As Port don the black and white for this weekend’s Showdown, Port member and barrister Patrick...
From Spain to SA: Reimagining our broken youth justice system A smart approach to crime is one that addresses the underlying drivers, instead of...
Why state government debt matters to struggling households While the government wants its most recent budget to be in our rearview mirror, objects in...
AUKUS has a big waste issue – and not only money Many people are shocked by the price of the AUKUS agreement. The government has budgeted a...
Here’s 2.5 trillion reasons to send Bennell-Pegg into space The recent successful US listing of SpaceX is as strong a signal as you’ll get that...
Local council election delay another cat amongst Parliament pigeons This week, the upper house will vote on delaying local council elections until...
Breaking the flexibility stigma this Men’s Health Week More men are highlighting the importance of work-based flexibility for their well-being....
The secret to ageing well? It starts with prevention Australians are ageing, and the numbers are growing. On top of this, more older people than...
Smithson: Is the Mali-Midas touch being undone by left-field issues? Brewing issues that the Malinauskas government didn’t foresee may be a hint of...
‘Broken promise’ or not, Albanese’s tax decision helped One Nation Most prime ministers have broken major promises, but Anthony Albanese’s...
The reason why I leave shoes that aren’t mine by the front porch The reaction to news that a man was living in the roof space of a Housing Trust...
Ordinary Australians are rising up to save our trees and park lands Protestors arrested trying to save trees and park lands from Queensland to SA in...
Housing crisis demands a crisis response in state budget Crisis times require crisis thinking, and more importantly, a crisis-level response to...
Gina Rinehart and Southern Cross Austereo: what do billionaire media buyouts mean for democracy? Rinehart’s Southern Cross Austereo move is not her...
Housing affordability: Do we actually want it? Housing affordability isn’t one problem but three hurdles, writes Simon Kuestenmacher. Housing...
Leadership Lens: Purpose isn’t fading, but people are carrying more Leadership has never had a greater opportunity to positively influence...
Kouts ‘staring down barrel’ of fifty billion-dollar debt A state budget warning shot from Mike Smithson who lifts “a lid on the most notorious,...
‘When fear finds a face’: Why our politicians are using immigrants as a weapon My daughter heard “A word used to remind her she didn’t belong....
It’s time the media took a stand against One Nation’s abuse of journalists To ignore One Nation’s anti-democratic behaviour shows wilful...
The Stats Guy: Vampire economics is alive in Australia – we need vampire hunters The logics of “vampire economics” are alive and well in modern...
Journo ‘shut up’ barb vintage Hanson as she makes Adelaide ‘second home’ Another week of One Nation headlines has Mike Smithson saying that...