The Latest Breaking News from SA

South Australia's Anti-Poverty Network has called for more state government action to ease the state's housing crisis.

South Australia's Infrastructure Minister admits he will not be surprised if costings for the North-South Corridor blowout beyond the $9.9 billion budgeted, but says he is yet to receive revised costings.

The South Australian government says the state's new abortion laws, which decriminalise the procedure, will take effect from early July.

A photo posted online shows the person covered in a white hospital blanket lying on the waiting room floor of an Adelaide emergency department. The government says it will investigate, but has defended healthcare workers.

Disadvantaged vehicle owners are being forced to choose between paying a fee to release their impounded cars or covering legal costs or if they want to challenge their charge, a law expert says.

South Australia has scrapped plans for a new trade office in Paris and will instead rely on its London base to advance the state's interests throughout Europe.

The Greens have urged the South Australian government to give health workers a thank-you payment for the dedication during the pandemic.

The race is on to save the critically-endangered bat which weighs no more than a 50-cent piece. Here's how researchers hope to boost their numbers.

SA Health says it expects COVID-19 case numbers to rise in coming weeks following the arrival of the latest Omicron variant in the state.

The final buttons to electronically distribute preferences for the Senate were pressed in NSW, Victoria and Western Australia on Monday. I wrote about the distribution of preferences in Queensland, South Australia and Tasmania on Saturday, and the climate activist’s David Pocock’s ACT Senate victory on Tuesday.

South Australian Police Commissioner Grant Stevens says the force is struggling to recruit new officers and has cancelled three training courses.