The Latest Breaking News from Adelaide

Police say the Director of Public Prosecutions wants a 17-year-old boy charged with the stabbing murder of a 25-year-old man in Adelaide last month to be dealt with as an adult.

The ABC is projecting the Liberals' James Stevens retains Adelaide's eastern suburbs seat of Sturt.

A woman who was assaulted and kidnapped in Adelaide's northern suburbs nearly two years ago describes the lasting impact of the crime, including being unable to sit in the back seat of a car because it is too close to the boot.

An Adelaide court has heard more details about an alleged "attempted honour killing" of a young Muslim woman by her family.

The 32-year-old alleged offender has been charged with assault, disorderly behaviour, and carrying prohibited weapons and a disguise.

An Adelaide woman has won workers compensation because of a throat injury caused by the use of hand sanitiser at the school she worked at from the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rachel Swift congratulates the Labor Party for its win in the southern Adelaide marginal seat and says she is disappointed that the country had not put more scientists into parliament. Meanwhile, the South Australian Liberal Party director has resigned.

Police say the stabbing was the result of ongoing violence between two youth gangs based in Adelaide's northern suburbs.

An Adelaide court will allow a man accused of murdering his wife weekly visits to a hardware store so he can continue building a house, despite the court previously hearing he could be a danger to the community.

An Adelaide man with schizophrenia wins a retrial after spending more than three years in custody following an incident in 2017 where he threw a bottle at an elderly man and stole his backpack.

SA Liberal incumbent James Stevens says while he was still not yet confident to claim victory over Labor's Sonja Baram in his eastern-Adelaide seat, postal votes were so far in his favour.