The Latest Breaking News from Peter Malinauskas

State premiers will be looking to Anthony Albanese for major reforms, particularly in energy and health, when they convene at the First Ministers Meeting.

A South Australian manufacturing business reliant on wholesale electricity labels the national electricity market a "failure" after standing down 170 employees due to unaffordable operating costs.

South Australia's Premier has declined to answer directly whether his Treasurer or Sport Minister absented themselves, amid conflict-of-interest concerns, from a cabinet decision to award hundreds of thousands of dollars in grants to sporting clubs they were patrons or members of.

The SA government signed off on $84 million in sporting grants just weeks after taking office without following the usual public service process, it's been revealed.

South Australian workers will still be able to claim compensation for multiple injuries caused in the same incident, following the state government backing down after pressure from unions.

South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas has reached a compromise with businesses and unions over proposed workers' compensation legislation.

The South Australian government denies accusations of pork barrelling over more than $84 million for local sports grants, almost all of which was allocated to Labor-held seats.

Alice Clanachan chooses not to drive, recycles rigorously and has invested in solar panels, but her plan to get a home battery has suffered a significant setback.

South Australia records its worst ambulance ramping delays to date with more than 3,000 hours lost to it last month as the state government announces its strategy to get the state through winter.

The South Australian Council of Social Service has urged the state government to build on its election promises after delivering its first budget.

South Australia's new Labor government is predicting a recovering national economy and booming property market will help it deliver key election promises in health and education, without driving up debt, taxes or cutting hard into the public sector.