The Latest Breaking News from SA

The South Australian Tourism Commission will overhaul its policies about engaging with social media personalities following a review into an exclusive Sam Smith concert at McLaren Vale earlier this year.

The anti-corruption watchdog's evaluation of South Australian government grants is going under the radar for now, but some in state parliament might be getting nervous.

A man has been shot dead during a "high-risk incident" in regional South Australia, where two police officers were stabbed, with one of the officers sustaining "life-threatening, critical injuries".

A boy who was admitted to hospital in pain last month with a suspected bowel obstruction had to sleep on a folded up towel because nurses couldn't find him a pillow, despite an audit by the state government into hospital supplies.

Thousands of people living in remote and regional Australia are feeling even more isolated as Rex Airlines reduces some of its flights from today.

Plans to build another 1,900 homes in Adelaide's north and south have been unveiled by the South Australian government, which says the land release will help the state prepare for the AUKUS project.

Deputy Opposition Leader Sussan Ley has called for unity in the Liberal Party, saying ‘the time to sook and moan is done’, and there’s a push for councils in SA to change their bylaws so transgender, intersex and gender-diverse people can choose which public toilet they use.

A national park, home to internationally significant fossils including some dating back 550 million years, has opened in South Australia.

The state's coroner will not hold an inquest into the death of a woman who took her own life in 2020, following an "exhaustive coronial investigation".