The Latest Breaking News from South Australia

The South Australian opposition says a state parliamentary committee should oversee the AUKUS project to ensure continued bipartisan support.

The RSPCA releases footage showing ducks being shot but not immediately killed by hunters in South Australia's South East ahead of a parliamentary inquiry into the sport.

A magnitude-4.7 earthquake has been recorded in South Australia's Flinders Ranges with a magnitude-2.6 aftershock felt almost an hour later.

South Australian officials are keeping a close eye on a major fish kill in western NSW amid concerns it could spread across the border.

Human rights campaigners argue there is no difference between thwarted Saudi bid to sponsor Women’s World Cup and its rebel golf funding

Workplace leave — specifically for people experiencing domestic and family violence — will soon be enshrined in law for South Australia's public sector workforce of 113,000, including teachers, nurses, doctors and emergency workers, as well as 11,500 council employees.

Peak environment groups in SA urge the state government to increase natural protections as renewable projects advance.

South Australian health authorities have confirmed six people have used the state's new assisted dying laws to end their lives.

At least six terminally ill South Australians have ended their lives using voluntary assisted dying since new laws came into effect seven weeks ago.

South Australia's former deputy premier, Vickie Chapman, left parliament eight months ago, but is backing a new push to boost and broaden the appeal of her party.

New highs reached in NSW, Victoria and South Australia while above-average temperatures predicted from April to June