The Latest Breaking News from South Australia

Australia's health chief issued a public warning after encephalitis virus was detected at sites in flood-ravaged areas of New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia

The mayors of Prospect, Whyalla and Tumby Bay have lost their jobs because they did not submit forms disclosing donations to their election campaigns, as the cost of holding by-elections in 36 councils — most of them outside of Adelaide — is set to mount.

Residents in some South Australian councils areas face the prospect of potentially going to the polls for a fifth time in a year following a paperwork bungle linked to local government elections.

The South Australian government will fund disability support placements for refugees and skilled migrants, becoming one of the last jurisdictions to introduce the gap funding for people who are unable to access the NDIS due to their visa status.

South Australia has revoked an emergency management declaration in response to flooding down the Murray River.

While it is not yet in effect, South Australia's state-based First Nations Voice is already generating noise, with cheers and applause greeting the introduction of the legislation underpinning it.

A survivor of child sexual abuse is seeking an apology from the South Australian government in state parliament, saying he has endured "nightmarish trauma" for decades.

Thousands of pigeons are gathering across a coastal town in South Australia, with pest controllers using air rifles to shoot some of the birds in the hope the flock flies elsewhere.

A bill will be introduced this week which could result in South Australia enshrining a First Nations Voice to Parliament weeks ahead of the national referendum.