The Latest Breaking News from Peter Malinauskas

The South Australian government has agreed to pay increases and bonus payments to the state's 21,000 public sector nurses and midwives.

The South Australian government believes it has turned a corner in fulfilling its promise to fix the ambulance ramping crisis, but concedes it has a "long way to go".

Operations at the Adelaide Casino could be shaken up by an independent review due this week with the state government warning it will make any necessary changes.

Department for Child Protection chief executive Cathy Taylor steps down after a year in which her department has been exposed for failures in protecting the state's young people from abuse.

The South Australian government says the head of its child protection department has quit.

The SA government defends its strategy of employing celebrities and influencers to market the state, but says it will review the approach to ensure there is value for money.

Restrictions along the Murray River have eased for the first time since flooding started, but swimming remains off limits in popular holiday spots.

Restrictions imposed on boat users amid SA's flooding crisis have eased along the River Murray's upper reaches, with the premier declaring the step a "first sign" that the emergency is moving towards clean-up and recovery.

The SA premier says the decision to make last week's Sam Smith concert invitation-only was out of the government's control, amid criticism over the event's cost to taxpayers and its exclusive guest list.