The Latest Breaking News from South Australia

South Australians have been urged to act quickly if they need to be included on the electoral roll for the March 19 poll as the deadline looms.

One of the first of traditional tuna polers, Jack Bellamy, 88, poles his last fish aboard the boat where it all started 70 years ago.

A further easing of coronavirus restrictions looms in South Australia as the state records an increase in daily infections with 1958 new cases.

South Australia has recorded a spike in new COVID-19 cases after the opening weekend of the Adelaide Fringe, as Premier Steven Marshall rebuffs criticism from his WA counterpart about the state's handling of the pandemic.

South Australia's Liberal Party has promised $25 million for regional tourism over five years if re-elected at the March 19 state poll.

A rental housing crisis is affecting some of SA's most vulnerable people, with low-income earners facing significant financial stress, according to the South Australian Council of Social Service.

South Australia reports another three deaths of people with COVID-19, amid an increase in daily case numbers.

South Australia has reported three more deaths in people with COVID-19 along with 1378 new infections.

Temporary restrictions on the sale of alcohol introduced to curb antisocial behaviour in Port Augusta are set to remain in place a while longer.

Police are searching an area in South Australia's Mid North for the body of a man they believed was murdered in 2020.

Boarding houses follow SA Health advice to limit the boarder's time outside of school, but regional parents say the restrictions are too heavy-handed and can have a negative impact on the boarders mental health.