The Latest Breaking News from SA

More than two years after China placed tariffs on Australian wine, SA producers are still looking for alternative markets for their product.

In a sometimes heated interview ahead of her appearance at Adelaide Writers' Week, Susan Abulhawa condemned the Russian president for committing "horrible crimes", but repeated criticism of Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

A right-wing Christian conference has heard a call for Christians to ‘save the Liberal Party’ by ensuring conservative religious candidates ‘prevail’ in every branch, and Zachary Rolfe, who shot dead an Indigenous teenager, will be stood down from the NT Police Force. (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are warned…

South Australian health authorities have expressed concern over a spate of tuberculosis cases in the state's Indigenous lands.

The SA government has thrown its support behind a bid to have certain sections of the city and surrounding areas World Heritage listed.

Peter Malinauskas says he strongly considered cancelling funding to Adelaide Writers' Week amid controversy over an author's views on Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but his overriding consideration was to "ensure freedom of speech isn't compromised by cancel culture".

Salman Abedi could have been stopped at Manchester Airport on his return to the UK from Libya days before the bombing, the inquiry chairman has said

As Safe Work Australia considers banning engineered stone due to the risk of people working with it developing silicosis, one leading kitchen shop manager says 60 per cent of customers still want it.

South Australia's outgoing child protection boss says no single government agency can cope with the complexity of the issues associated with abuse and neglect.

Six-year-old Oscar loves taking his e-scooter out for a spin with his dad. But his hobby is illegal on South Australian roads.

Both states are behind on their commitments and Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young says South Australia is being left ‘high and dry’