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Researchers uncover more details of Carl Webb, who they say is the Somerton Man, including images of his nephew and other members of the Webb family. They believe the Somerton Man may have been wearing his nephew's clothes when he was found in 1948.

SA Health Minister Chris Picton says the annual salary for a skilled doctor to work in a rural area is proportionate to the dire demand.

South Australia has followed in the footsteps of the UK by introducing harsher penalties for people who assault retail workers but legal experts have questioned whether extending the rules based on profession comes with its own risks.

Thousands of South Australians are being given some relief on cost-of-living pressures with a one-off cash boost. Find out if you're eligible and how to get paid.

A federally-funded CCTV trial in residential aged care homes alerted staff to so many incidents it became "a case of the boy who cried wolf", South Australia's Health Minister says.

The sale takes the families' landholdings to more than 9.2 million hectares across three states.

The South Australian government will urge its federal counterparts to create a new taskforce aimed at growing the state's defence manufacturing workforce.

Education Minister Blair Boyer says the move promised ahead of the state election will prevent institutions from using subtle marketing techniques to sign up young children to lifelong accounts.

When Julie Thompson went for an evening stroll during a recent family trip to Deep Creek, she had no inkling she was about to make a remarkable discovery.

Advocates blast state government for opting out of parts of the updated national building code

Welfare group says breeding numbers are still too high and surpass the industry’s capacity to rehabilitate the dogs