The Latest Breaking News from SA

Wind farms and rooftop solar installations could be switched off in the coming days to protect SA's energy grid, with experts warning of the risk of more blackouts following the weekend's extreme weather. The state remains cut off from the national electricity market after key infrastructure was toppled in the…

The South Australian government has released a discussion paper on possible changes to renting laws, including a ban on "rent bidding".

In a final indictment of Australia's disappointing World Cup campaign, none of Andrew McDonald's players have been picked in the ICC's team of the tournament.

Maintenance crews continue to work to restore power to South Australian properties after weekend storms blacked out 163,000 homes and businesses.

Close to 30,000 homes and businesses remain without power and some communities in South Australia's north have lost access to emergency phone calls as the clean-up from the weekend's storms continues.

DUBAI: The ICC on Sunday said the Afghanistan government supports the world body's constitution and has "in principle" agreed to resuming women's cricket in the country.

Some 65,000 homes and businesses remain without electricity, with SA Power Networks saying many will not be reconnected until at least Tuesday.

The number of new recorded COVID-19 cases in South Australia jumps by more than 3,000 from last week's figure, prompting a call from a leading epidemiologist for a reintroduction of mask-wearing.

NEW DELHI: India's utter rout in the T20 World Cup triggered a predictable deluge of fan gyan, ranging from self deprecating to team shaming, from funny to nasty, lame to crass, but generally to the point.