Lachlan - there has been several discussions on shoes - see the Relevant Content Tab in the lefthand column (when logged in). 

I hope this helps.

PS - Aside for all the advice in the posts, and considering your individual needs, the thing that would concern me with a runner is the height of the heel that does not really move freely with the twisting and turning movements, the same as a tennis shoes, as there is more chance of twisting the ankle. (That did happen to me when the Dunlop Volleys were on the way out, and new models were coming on the market)  Inserting an orthodic tends to lift the foot too high in an indoor shoe and you would not want the shoe to come off when playing.  This link shows what looks ideal for wearing to support the "flat foot" and fit inside the indoor court shoe without lifting the whole foot.

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