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From Kazuo Ishiguro to Zadie Smith, Granta’s list has been spotlighting future stars since 1983. Four decades on, what does its evolution says about our literary landscape?

South Australian child protection staff say vulnerable children may be at greater risk because the case management system they are using keeps crashing.

Natasha Brown said she will never be able to "unsee" her daughter fading away in front of her

Andy Lancey, general manager of The Hideaway, says he and his wife Ruth 'knew they needed to do something' to help families in their community after noticing a drop in footfall this winter amid energy bill hikes

One of our guests has written an epic novel described as India's answer to "The Godfather". The other wrote one of the most talked-about debuts of the moment, which manages to say all there is to say about Britain today. Natasha Brown, author of "Assembly", and "Age of Vice" writer…

Two long-serving remote mental health staff are sacked by South Australian health bureaucrats, with a union saying the workers have been treated appallingly and despicably by management.

Two Adelaide prisoners who started a fire in their cell because they were unhappy about being moved to a higher security division, may have tampered with a power point to spark the blaze, the Department of Corrections says.

Natasha Soobramanien and Luke Williams’ ‘extraordinary’ work sits alongside a field of creatively ambitious writing that finds new ways of telling stories

Staff at Adelaide's youth detention centre "feared for their lives" and had to use plastic chairs as shields to defend themselves as two teenagers allegedly attacked them, the union claims.

Leading building designers have sketched their ideas for ways to change or improve the Queen’s official residence.

Low staffing rates have been blamed for a protest at the Yatala Labour Prison over the weekend, but unions and the new South Australian opposition differ on what caused the shortage.