The Latest Breaking News from Adelaide

John Harvey, the founder of Salisbury in Adelaide's north, was a man of African descent — but history often leaves out that detail.

Three Extinction Rebellion activists have been fined and received good behaviour bonds after a protest outside the Santos building in Adelaide.

Adelaide's Ben Keays says he'd relish spending his 100th AFL match playing on Western Bulldogs superstar Marcus Bontempelli.

Melbourne assistant coach Troy Chaplin says an attack-minded Port Adelaide are winding back the clock to the early years of Ken Hinkley's tenure.

A largely inexperienced Hockeyroos team featuring five debutantes has scored a stirring 4-2 win over India Women in Adelaide.

Flying is probably one of the most uncomfortable forms of transport for most people. You’re squished up like sardines in a metal flying contraption that’s a thousand feet in the sky with nowhere to go, leaving you with aching butt cheeks.Well, for passengers who chose to fly with Qantas, the…

The Hockeyroos have beaten India Women 4-2 to take a 1-0 lead in their three-match international series in Adelaide.

The current platforms at Adelaide can only cater for trains that are three carriages in length

Tom Entwisle is spared a recorded conviction after being caught drink driving a WOMADelaide golf buggy through the city in March, in what the magistrate described as a "foolish decision".

The regional carrier says the council is trying to force it into paying a security charge it cannot afford. Whyalla City Council says the federal government must continue to subsidise that cost.

Climate activists face large penalties and three-month jail terms in bipartisan move which appears to have been hashed out on talkback radio