The Latest Breaking News from South Australia

A prominent barrister says the public should be "outraged" by changes that will allow members of parliament, police and public servants in South Australia who are charged after anti-corruption probes to slug taxpayers for their legal fees, even if they are convicted.

South Australia Police and Forensic Science South Australia have not verified the findings of Prof Abbott so far

South Australian football icon Neil Kerley has been remembered as a great player and leader at a state funeral in Adelaide.

COVID hospitalisations in South Australia hit a new record as students prepare to return to school with mask recommendations from the state's top doctor.

Heather Makris's life changed forever when she had organ failure during a routine operation in 2016. She now urges more people to donate organs after three in 10 people still have not registered.

The South Australian government's offer to lift ambulance employee wages 10 per cent this financial year has been accepted.

A six-year-old girl's death following suspected neglect brings fresh scrutiny to South Australia's child protection system as her mum tells local media she had asked for help, but not received it.

South Australian health officials are working to free up hospital capacity in the face of rising COVID-19 admissions.

South Australian health authorities will recruit student nurses and take unprecedented steps to create and free up beds, as the over-capacity system struggles with record COVID-19 numbers among staff and patients.