The Latest Breaking News from Andrea Michaels

A crackdown on shops selling illicit tobacco and illegal vapes could see them shut down for months and be hit with penalties of more than $1 million.

Spokesperson says losses will be revealed in next month’s financials and the festival has access to reserves to fund next year’s program

The Northern Territory arts minister is calling for a national investigation into allegations of interference by white assistants that are creating "reputational damage" to the Indigenous art industry.

Lights are dimmed at today's performances and floral tributes are left outside Adelaide's theatres as the state's arts community pays tribute to actor and comedian Barry Humphries.

The Adelaide Fringe becomes the first Australian festival to sell 1 million tickets, according to organisers, attracting record crowds over the past four weeks.

Landlords and real estate agents would be banned from soliciting bids for rental properties or advertising a "rent range" under laws to be introduced to South Australia's parliament.

SA Consumer Affairs Minister Andrea Michael has brought together key stakeholders to look at rental availability and affordability.

Labor and Liberal members deny making any such agreement with Enid Lyons List, a group with stated aim of getting more “pro-life” women into parliament

The South Australian government has instigated a crackdown on petrol pricing to ensure retailers are complying with real-time pricing rules.