The Latest Breaking News from South Australia

Corrections officers have locked down prisons in South Australia claiming the new government has failed to address their concerns about staff shortages.

As mineral exploration in SA reaches an eight-year high, resources companies are scouring remote parts of the state for commodities needed for lower-emission steelmaking, renewable energy generation and batteries.

While today is a public holiday in most states of Australia, that is not the case in South Australia. That means workers will earn normal Sunday rates today, instead of public holiday rates — something the retail workers' union is hoping will change.

South Australian exports have topped $17 billion for the first time ever as Australian-Chinese relations stabilise taking pressure off trade.

Here's a quick wrap of the COVID-19 news and case numbers from each Australian jurisdiction from the past week.

A proposed billion-dollar deal has been announced that will potentially see hundreds of service stations across the country fall under one banner. So what is the deal, and what does it mean?

The oil and gas company says it is unaware how much gas was released when a pipeline in South Australia's outback exploded in January. Meanwhile, Aboriginal traditional owners walk out of the company's AGM in Adelaide.

Clean-up crews have removed tonnes of rubbish from properties along the Murray River in South Australia after the recent flooding.

South Australia's State Coroner has found the Department of Child Protection "missed opportunities" that "may well have prevented" the death of a 13-year-old boy who took his own life while in state care. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this story contains the image and name of a…

The 145-year-old Rambler is the oldest known colonial-built fishing boat in South Australia and it's "falling to pieces" at a disused dump.

Over the Easter long weekend, some stores and shopping centres will be staying open to get any last minute shopping done.