The Latest Breaking News from South Australia

Thousands across Australia took to the streets on the weekend to protest against the United States Roe v Wade ruling, with some protesters afraid that Australia's laws protecting a person's rights to abortion are "fragile".

Liberal candidate Jack Batty is "confident" of victory in Adelaide's inner east, as Labor's Alice Rolls says it looks like he is "going to get over the line by a whisker".

An event where politicians from across the political spectrum were due to speak moves at the last minute because of "violent threats", according to South Australian Liberal leader David Speirs. He later withdrew from the event.

South Australia's ombudsman says a regional council committed "maladministration" by giving its chief executive a council-issued fuel card when he was also being paid a vehicle and mileage allowance.

South Australia's electoral commission has warned a result in the Bragg by-election will likely take days due to the high number of declaration votes.

South Australia's gambling regulator has launched an independent investigation into the operations of the Adelaide Casino.

South Australian authorities have launched an independent review of Adelaide's SkyCity casino after interstate probes pointed to broader systemic issues within the industry.

Politicians from the Labor, Liberal, SA Best and Family First parties are scheduled to appear at the youth-mentoring event run by a recently formed pro-life group, just days before laws decriminalising abortion in South Australia come into effect.

South Australia's Commissioner for Aboriginal Children and Young People has launched an inquiry into the high rates of Indigenous kids in state care.

A new economic report says South Australia's economic recovery will continue despite rising inflation and interest rates.

The South Australian government will provide a state funeral for football icon Neil Kerley.