Qld edge lead as Peirson, Spencer shine in Shield Jimmy Peirson and Spencer Johnson have stolen the spotlight in the Sheffield Shield clash at the Gabba, but it was the home side that edged in front. AAP · Mar 3, 2023
Twenty apply to use SA's assisted dying pathway South Australian health authorities say 20 people have so far begun the process of accessing the state's new voluntary assisted dying regimen. AAP · Mar 2, 2023
Four Tasmanian jobs on the line as Josef Chromy wine bottling moves to SA Josef Chromy wines have been bottled in their home state for years. Now a multi-million-dollar expansion plan will see it move to South Australia. ABC News · Mar 2, 2023
Nursing union pleads for better security after incident at South Australian hospital The Nursing and Midwifery Federation is campaigning against violence towards nurses after an incident at the Wallaroo hospital left staff terrified. ABC News · Mar 2, 2023
New skipper Lehmann counter-punches for SA against Qld Second-placed Queensland struck early after sending South Australia in to bat in their crucial Sheffield Shield match at the Gabba. AAP · Mar 2, 2023
Lameroo dental clinic's future uncertain as council weighs up costs, priorities This dentist travels 1,500 kilometres a week to service rural and remote South Australian towns, but now she may have to close one of her surgeries if council determines it. ABC News · Mar 1, 2023
Drivers killed in two-car crash on Lincoln Highway, passenger taken to hospital A 37-year-old woman and a 35-year-old man from the Whyalla area have been killed in a two-car crash on the Lincoln Highway on South Australia's upper Eyre Peninsula. ABC News · Mar 1, 2023
Electric vehicle logging truck launches for Green Triangle trial in South Australia This logging truck can travel up to 500 kilometres on renewable energy, stopping for a five-minute battery swap-over before continuing on its way. ABC News · Feb 28, 2023
Child protection boss calls for multi-agency approach South Australia's outgoing child protection boss says no single government agency can cope with the complexity of the issues associated with abuse and neglect. AAP · Feb 27, 2023
Redbacks bite Vics in fight for one-day final berth South Australia will play Western Australia in the domestic One-Day Cup final after routing Victoria by eight wickets on Sunday. AAP · Feb 26, 2023
Tasmania celebrates stunning one-run win after South Australia implodes in WNCL final Needing only four runs to win with five wickets in hand at the beginning of the final over, South Australia falls apart as Tasmania clinches a second consecutive WNCL title. ABC News · Feb 26, 2023
Coyte's stunning last over as Tasmania claim WNCL title Tasmania have clinched back-to-back WNCL titles off the back of an incredible final over from Sarah Coyte who took three wickets and produced a run out. AAP · Feb 25, 2023
Police search for white vehicle after deliberate fires A police search for a white vehicle in South Australia is under way after eight fires were deliberately lit during heatwave conditions. AAP · Feb 25, 2023
South Australia Police investigate eight deliberately lit fires north of Adelaide South Australia Police are investigating a series of fires they believe were deliberately lit on the Adelaide Plains yesterday in extreme fire danger conditions. ABC News · Feb 25, 2023
The Guardian - AU · Feb 24, 2023 Murray-Darling Basin plan in chaos as Victoria and NSW oppose further water buybacks Both states are behind on their commitments and Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young says South Australia is being left ‘high and dry’
ABC News · Feb 23, 2023 Tasmania Tigers ready to take on South Australia while beating path for AFL team reliant on interstate players The Tasmanian Tigers are preparing to take on South Australia in the women's cricket final. And, with most of the players joining from interstate, the squad is beating a path for a future AFL team that would likewise need to recruit from around the country.
ABC News · Feb 23, 2023 Changes to temporary worker accommodation permits allow for faster planning approvals Changes to South Australian development regulations will allow temporary accommodation to be built in regional centres without the need for planning approval, a red-tape process that in some cases can delay housing projects by months.
AAP · Feb 23, 2023 Indigenous voice passes South Australian upper house The SA parliament's upper house has passed legislation to establish an Indigenous Voice to Parliament with the bill now to go before the lower house.
ABC News · Feb 22, 2023 Fire engulfs giant tanks full of tyres near intersection of Eyre and Lincoln highways Police are investigating a huge inferno which has engulfed concrete tanks full of old tyres near the intersection of two highways in regional South Australia.
ABC News · Feb 22, 2023 Federal government restarts water buybacks to meet Murray-Darling Basin Plan target The federal government has announced it will start a new round of water buybacks to help it achieve a key target under the $13 billion Murray-Darling Basin Plan.
AAP · Feb 22, 2023 Vics rout Redbacks, close on Sheffield Shield final Career-best figures from young paceman Mitch Perry capped a statement Sheffield Shield win by Victoria over an outclassed South Australia.
ABC News · Feb 21, 2023 Vulnerable South Australians bracing for heatwave urged to 'put your health first' amid rising power costs Social services and charities fear those with air conditioners will be tempted to leave them switched off to save on power risking their health — and even their life.
AAP · Feb 21, 2023 Hot cars a concern as South Australia swelters The Royal Automobile Association has urged people to take care with children and pets in cars during South Australia's heatwave.
AAP · Feb 21, 2023 SA Liberals to oppose Indigenous voice to parly bill The South Australian opposition has criticised legislation to provide an Indigenous voice to state parliament and will opposed the bill.
ABC News · Feb 20, 2023 Homelessness charity running low on tents and swags as cost of living hits hard in regional South Australia As the cost of living rises, a charity in regional South Australia is running low on supplies for those sleeping rough. Right now, the organisation is supporting almost 180 people, but there are 83 more on the waitlist.