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The South Australian government will look at law changes to prevent victim impact statements in criminal cases being edited by lawyers

An Aboriginal community in SA's outback has received funding to establish a permanent art centre after calling for support for more than 10 years.

SA will consider new legislation to ensure the future of the state's Nunga Court which gives Aboriginal communities a role in the criminal justice system.

South Australia has followed in the footsteps of the UK by introducing harsher penalties for people who assault retail workers but legal experts have questioned whether extending the rules based on profession comes with its own risks.

Close friends of an elderly couple who died at a retirement village in Adelaide's eastern suburbs, in a suspected murder-suicide, tell the ABC the husband and wife were devoted to each other, as assisted dying laws come back into the spotlight.

The government will investigate potential changes to laws for dangerous driving after a Lamborghini driver was acquitted of a higher-end offence.

The South Australian Law Society has renewed calls for a review of anti-corruption laws after suggestions there is a loophole in changes to the law that were rushed through parliament last year.

The APY League spans more than 200,000 square kilometres with more than 400 participants playing in 10-team footy and softball competitions. And it's not without great athleticism and the most curious of spectators.

The first-ever dictionary translating English into the language of Adelaide's Kaurna people is not only protecting the language from extinction, it's helping to revive the culture.

Laws allowing survivors of institutional child abuse to claim proper compensation will come into effect in SA on Monday, the state's Attorney-General announces.

An independent review says investigations by workplace officials into the death of SA outback nurse Gayle Woodford was comprehensive and careful.