The Latest Breaking News from SA

Authorities have almost completed levee work to protect the town of Renmark, the first SA community to feel the impact of floodwaters surging down the Murray.

A strong pace bowling effort has given South Australia the advantage in their Shield match in Hobart, leading Tasmania by almost 300 runs after day two.

After a mad dash "working around the clock" to build levees, towns are bracing as later this week 70,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools worth of water will flow through daily.

The Women's and Children's Hospital has lost a major teaching accreditation, after an inspection found staff were overworked, and the facilities don't meet current standards.

As flood waters surge into South Australia, ecologists say locals should give fleeing snakes a wide berth

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The South Australian parliament is expected to pass laws to make defibrillators mandatory in all public buildings and many private properties.

Hundreds of homes are among 4000 South Australian properties set to be flooded along the Murray with authorities to contact residents about emergency plans.

South Australia's Labor government has released draft legislation to make industrial manslaughter a criminal offence paving the way for jail sentences.