The Latest Breaking News from South Australia

A South Australian manufacturing business reliant on wholesale electricity labels the national electricity market a "failure" after standing down 170 employees due to unaffordable operating costs.

South Australia's Country Fire Service boss Mark Jones has quit the organisation to return to the United Kingdom.

South Australian health authorities have revealed the death of a child under three who had tested positive for COVID-19.

A child under the age of three is one of six COVID-related deaths reported in SA today, as the state also grapples with a sharp surge in influenza cases.

South Australia's Premier has declined to answer directly whether his Treasurer or Sport Minister absented themselves, amid conflict-of-interest concerns, from a cabinet decision to award hundreds of thousands of dollars in grants to sporting clubs they were patrons or members of.

The South Australian parliament is set to vote on the latest bid by the Greens to ban jumps racing.

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Liberal Kerrynne Liddle claims the sixth spot up for grabs in the election for Senate in South Australia, becoming the first Indigenous senator from the state.

South Australia's energy minister says the national energy market is "broken" but it's "unlikely" the state will suffer any blackouts after warnings of power uncertainty across Australia.

The disability royal commission has criticised South Australian authorities over their response to a letter which threatened a disabled man in residential care.

While the SA government has already begun investigating ways to ban the "Nazi hate symbol", Sarah Game has developed her own bill to prohibit the public display of the swastika in all but very limited circumstances.