The Latest Breaking News from SA

Low levels of PFAS chemicals have been found near a water supply in regional NSW, but authorities say there is no risk to health.

A freed Israeli hostage, 85, has said her Hamas captors treated her ‘gently’ and with ‘care’, but also that after her painful kidnapping she had ‘been through hell’. And AUKUS discussions with Democrats and Republicans remain ‘productive’, PM Anthony Albanese says.

Leading Yes campaigner Thomas Mayo has vowed to keep fighting for the ‘unfinished business’ of Indigenous recognition after the defeat of the Voice to Parliament, and a wintry chill will sweep across southern NSW and Victoria, the SA coast and all Tasmania this week as Queensland and northern NSW swelter…

At one point in September nearly 100% of eastern Australia’s demand could have been met by renewables, says energy operator Aemo

A threat of expulsion from World Aquatics has been averted by Swimming Australia after an emergency meeting of the national governing body voted for reform.

NSW fast bowler Liam Hatcher has taken a hat-trick in a 33-run win over South Australia in their 50-over clash in Adelaide.

A new biosecurity facility will help tackle fruit fly outbreaks and shorten the time it takes for produce to get to grocery aisles in South Australia.

Two Labor federal ministers, Ed Husic and Anne Aly, have accused Israel of collectively punishing Palestinians in Gaza, a war crime listed in the Geneva Convention, and FOI’d documents show the Albanese government is not lobbying the US government to drop its prosecution of Julian Assange.

A search is ongoing for a radioactive instrument missing from a South Australian steel plant but authorities say there is no threat to workers or the public.

The annual death toll on South Australian roads is on track to eclipse recent years, with three more fatalities in one day.

South Australia have taken less than an hour on day four to finish bowling NSW out and confirm a 186-run Sheffield Shield victory.