The Latest Breaking News from SA

Aboriginal children are over-reported, over-investigated and over-represented in child protection removals and the government must act urgently, a report warns.

Benefits and appeals were recently launched to support the medical costs of veteran South African guitarist Madala Kunene. It’s not the first time such initiatives have been necessary, nor the first time that media and politicians have expressed astonishment that a renowned musician “died in poverty”.

After shocking footage of Jim Monro crashing on the new Hardline feature, we ask where does the line get drawn when it comes to rider safety versus entertainment?

South Australia has reported a massive increase in shoplifting amid the ongoing cost of living crisis that has hit the state worse than most.

Australians with homes near coal and gas facilities would be receptive to living close to nuclear power plants, the federal opposition says.

The federal energy regulator's latest default market offer will see bills reduce for NSW and SA customers but a rise for those in Queensland.

States must roll out batteries, solar and wind energy more quickly to ease risk of blackouts, market operator says

Jacinta Allan proposes stronger penalties for people who assault, threaten or intimidate retail, hospitality, and other workers

Pro-Palestine protesters at a second university are considering occupying a building as students defy orders to pack up encampments.

An Aboriginal corporation accuses the government of misrepresenting its anti-gas stance, the Greens want Israel’s ambassador expelled, and a look at the highest-paid public servants.

Forty years on from its lavish unveiling and mysterious disappearance, the search is on for the power pole painted by an Archibald winner that marked a South Australian cultural shift