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‘There’s no joy’: Riverland grape growers on the edge
There have been numerous supports announced for the Riverland wine industry, but are they helping? Photo: Unsplash
Cranker 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/InDaily
First look inside NEXTDC’s $100m Adelaide data centre
Treasurer Stephen Mullighan and NEXTDC CEO Craig Scroggie officially launch the ‘A1’ data centre in Adelaide. Photo: David Simmons / InDaily
Uni leader casts doubt over merger jobs guarantee
The business case underpinning the South Australian university merger forecast that the new Adelaide University could enrol 6000 additional international students by 2034.
City 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
Demolition and redevelopment bid for Glynde Hotel
The owners of the Glynde Hotel have applied to build a completely new pub. Image: Walter Brooke and Associates Pty Ltd. Inset photo: glyndehotel.com
SA’s live music industry is worth half a billion dollars
The Adelaide promoter dancing to a different music festival beat
