The Latest Breaking News from South Australia

Police have dropped charges against an Adelaide man who modified his electric unicycle to use it as a mobility aid, but have warned him not to use the device in public again, sparking fresh questions about whether South Australia's laws for electric vehicles are up-to-date.

South Australia is set to become the "home of Australian nuclear-powered submarine construction", with an estimated workforce of at least 8,000 needed to build AUKUS subs and shipbuilding facilities over 30 years, according to the federal government.

SA's shipbuilders are on tenterhooks ahead of next week's AUKUS discussions, which will finalise an agreement around the future of Australia's submarine fleet. Here's why that deal is so important for South Australia.

The South Australian government is aiming to have an Indigenous Voice to Parliament up and running before the national referendum, and supporters are hoping it will serve as an example for the proposed federal body.

South Australia's premier says nuclear submarines will be built in Adelaide under the AUKUS defence partnership, but he is not clear on whether all eight promised boats will be manufactured in the city.

A new partnership between the South Australian Film Corporation and the ABC will see more locally-made productions hit the screens, nearly a decade after local television was slashed at ABC Adelaide's Collinswood studios.

The South Australian Film Corporation will join with the ABC to produce more content out of Adelaide, thanks to $5.2 million in state government funding.

South Australian child protection staff say vulnerable children may be at greater risk because the case management system they are using keeps crashing.

Ten interest rate rises in a row are biting hard into household budgets in South Australia, stretching many people's ability to pay their mortgage or rent and even basic necessities such as food.

Josh Inglis and Ashton Agar helped WA claim back-to-back one-day cup titles with a crushing 181-run victory over South Australia. 

Western Australia opener Josh Inglis was dropped three times on his way to 138 as the Warriors equalled their highest ever team total in the one-day cup.