The Latest Breaking News from SA

South Africa's reputation of being chokers in World Cups remains intact after their 3-wicket loss to Australia in the semi-final. Despite their formidable form and best ODI win percentage, they have yet to reach a World Cup final. Past losses include a 1-run defeat in 1999, a strange rain rule…

Five SA road projects have been scrapped by the federal government in a national infrastructure review but the $15 billion North-South Corridor will go ahead.

An Australian woman is awaiting extradition in Palau over an attempted murder mystery in which her lover was shot and her ex-partner left a tetraplegic.

Thursday's second semi-final gives Australia a chance to gain revenge over South Africa for their group game defeat – watch the SA vs AUS live stream from anywhere on November 16.

A man who allegedly crashed his car into a roller door at the South Australian Parliament, before trying to enter the building, has been charged by police.

“This is something that’s been imposed on us because of colonisation on Kaurna land... This will happen again.”

A spate of shark attacks off South Australian beaches has led to calls for more investment in shark deterrent technology, including tagging and beacons.

The discovery of what an archeological assessment has deemed a burial ground has distressed the Kaurna people, many of whom ‘know in our hearts that it’s probably a massacre site’, according to one activist

Woman rushed to Flinders Medical Centre with serious injuries after incident near Adelaide

South Australia's defence workforce must more than double in the next two decades to build the AUKUS submarine fleet as the project reaches a major milestone.

South Africa will call in Israel's ambassador to issue him with a "demarche", or formal reprimand, a senior foreign policy official said on Wednesday, potentially deepening divisions between the two countries over the war in Gaza.