The Latest Breaking News from SA

Scott Morrison, our former and very first Pentecostal PM, says his ‘pastoral encouragement’ book will be offered to America’s booming $1.175 billion religious publishing market, and extreme heat in southern states will force 20 schools on the NSW south coast to close today.

The SA Environment Department will conduct an inquiry into a bungled approval process that allowed an Aboriginal cultural heritage site to be destroyed.

Louise Beaston says their lives were shattered when her husband was charged after speaking out about the tax office’s pursuit of tax debts from small businesses

The Irish official is one of the refereesat the tournament

The next steps? Triage Queensland and WA, assume Victoria and NSW will vote Yes, and send an army of volunteers to Tasmania and SA.

Researchers call for urgent stabilisation efforts so the ship, which brought settlers to the state in 1836 and was used in whaling, can be studied

Guardian Australia analysis shows yes and no campaign advertising is focused more on SA, Tasmania and WA, and less on east coast states

South Africa became the latest country to provide equal pay across genders after they announced all their cricketers would receive the same match fees for international matches according to the ICC

Matildas captain Sam Kerr says the one thing that will keep her smiling after their loss to England last night is the hope it’s the start of something bigger for women’s football in Australia, and Immigration Minister Andrew Giles is reviewing hundreds of appeals from Afghans denied visas after assessors…

An Adelaide barbershop has applied for an exemption to the Equal Opportunity Act to maintain its status as a "male only sanctuary".

Public health expert warns police are fighting an uphill battle to stamp out the illegal trade until federal reforms enacted