The Latest Breaking News from SA

At least 2.1 million of the 9.8 million victims of the Optus hack need to replace their ID, and there’s another rate rise on the cards today.

Former SA tourism minister Leon Bignell is set to seek more than $10,000 in expense reimbursements from taxpayers for a trip to the Middle East and Europe.

India will be chasing their first ever victory over the Proteas in the T20 format at home

Rainfall records are tumbling in parts of the country while the east enjoys a period of relative calm, but forecasters say that will not last long.

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Queues are growing at South Australia licensing locations as victims of the Optus data breach scramble to protect their personal information.

"[It] will threaten you and your family's safety."

The South Australian parliament has passed new laws to target people who conceal or interfere with human remains.

When Adelaide student Chanel Trezise moved from regional SA to the CBD for her studies, she didn't ever imagine forgoing medical appointments or fresh food to keep a roof over her head.

A South Australian paramedic is deregistered for at least two years for having a sexual relationship with a vulnerable patient and lying about the nature of the relationship to authorities.

A man who received a good behaviour bond after broadcasting threatening messages towards a South Australian MP is jailed for eight months after continuing the abuse. He had previously avoided jail despite admitting he breached his bond by stabbing a woman and her dog in Queensland in 2017.