The Latest Breaking News from SA

Liberal premier Steven Marshall points to state’s nation-leading economy, but voters don’t seem to be listening

South Australia has decided against any further changes to COVID-19 restrictions amid a rise in hospital cases.

The death of two people after ambulance delays has put health back in South Australian election campaign spotlight.

Liberal-turned-independent MP Troy Bell releases a scathing public letter to his former party days out from the SA state election, refusing to guarantee support in the event of a hung parliament and telling Premier Steven Marshall the "clock is ticking" to match Labor spending in his seat.

As South Australians go to the polls this weekend, federal political strategists will be scrutinising trends and issues.

Get in The Loop with this quick wrap of today's headlines.

The brother of 26-year-old Synamin Bell, who was allegedly murdered in SA's south-east over the weekend, says his family has been left shocked and grief-stricken by her death.

This week’s Newspoll, conducted March 9-12 from a sample of 1,520, gave Labor a 55-45 lead, unchanged since last fortnight. Primary votes were 41% Labor (steady), 35% Coalition (steady), 8% Greens (down one), 3% One Nation (steady), 3% Clive Palmer’s UAP (down one) and 10% for all Others (up two).

SA Premier Steven Marshall writes to the federal government asking it to reduce the fuel excise in the next budget, amid record petrol prices across Australia.

A man has been charged with murder following the discovery of a woman's body inside a home near the South Australian-Victorian border.

South Australia has eased more COVID-19 restrictions in a boost to arts events and the wider community.