The Latest Breaking News from SA

It's been five years since the construction of Elon Musk's giant battery in rural SA. But for then-premier Jay Weatherill, the tweets that triggered the Tesla project were a double-edged sword.

The union for retail workers is seeking at least $250 million compensation on behalf of more than 250,000 current and former McDonald's workers across Australia.

A new style of tourism encourages people to involve themselves in research and conservation while visiting locations, rather than just taking in the sights.

The SA Country Fire Service's chief officer is concerned about firefighters attending ambulance jobs without more training and mental health support.

SA Police say "significant" police resources have been deployed near a school in Adelaide's west following an alleged incident where a student was grabbed by a man.

A vital South Australian support service for women experiencing sexual harassment and discrimination in the workplace has been given a $2 million funding boost.

South Australia has received its first doses of the monkeypox vaccine with about 900 jabs arriving this week and more expected later this year.

Adelaide Crows chairman John Olsen says a mooted class action over the controversial 2018 preseason training camp remains a "hypothetical", and no legal advice has yet been sought by the club.

The South Australian government will push ahead with plans to ban political donations in the wake of controversy over a gift from the CFMEU.

Months before reports of bullying and sexual harassment in Federal Parliament, South Australia's Parliament was dealing with its own cultural crisis. Now, the state's Equal Opportunity Commissioner says she is not satisfied enough has been done to stop bad behaviour.

A 47-year-old man has died while waiting 40 minutes for an ambulance in Adelaide. South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas said the circumstances of the case were "beyond tragic", and that an investigation would be conducted.