The Latest Breaking News from South Australia

Police find bullets on a riverbank in South Australia's Mid North, which they believe are connected with the suspected murder of Adelaide man Robert Atkins.

South Australia's Acting Premier Susan Close has provided details of an Adelaide Oval state funeral for football identity Neil Kerley.

The BA.4 and BA.5 subvariants now make up more than half of the COVID-19 infections recorded in South Australia, which is resulting in a surge of cases that is close to peaking.

Annabel and Greg Digance, who are accused of blackmailing the South Australian Premier, are granted permission to travel interstate on the condition they notify the Director of Public Prosecutions and report to police upon return.

A woman will be fined for failing to give way after the car she was in collided with a popular tourist train that runs between Goolwa and Victor Harbor in South Australia.

Renewables are covering the bulk of South Australia's energy needs, new data shows, with the government saying the goal of carbon neutrality is within reach.

South Australian officials says the latest wave of COVID-19 cases could push higher than original expectations.

Beth Mylius's dying wish was to see voluntary euthanasia laws in South Australia come into effect, so as not to suffer a painful death. Her wish never came true.

Survivors of institutional child abuse say the South Australian government is inexplicably delaying a law that will allow them to claim proper compensation.

A Greens push for the age of criminal responsibility to be raised from 10 to 14 years old reignites the debate in South Australia, with the state government saying it is considering the proposal.

Ambulances spent 3,838 hours ramped outside South Australian hospitals last month — a new record for the state. The government says it's working on all possible avenues to increase capacity and reduce pressure on emergency departments including the expansion of respiratory clinics.