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As attention turns to reconnecting a major Riverland road that was cut off by floodwaters, the SA government also announces new tax relief measures aimed at helping those who lost their homes.

Low-income locals and pensioners struggling to get around their River Murray communities because of dozens of road and ferry closures could be eligible for financial support to ease the cost of paying for extra fuel.

The SA government's mid-year budget review reveals nearly $14 million more was needed to stage this year's Adelaide 500 Supercars race than initially thought.

The South Australian mid-year budget review has revealed an improved result thanks to increasing tax returns.

Twenty one years on from Peter Falconio's murder, the SA government says it could offer a $1 million reward for the recovery of his body, following pleas from his mother.

Owning a home could soon become a reality for more South Australians with a state-government backed lender lowering their minimum deposit requirements.

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.

South Australian Opposition Leader David Speirs says last week's state budget is focused is short-sighted and does nothing to foster long-term jobs growth.

SA's opposition raises its concern over the future of the new Women's and Children's Hospital project, with budget papers revealing the timeline for its completion has been pushed back by at least a year.

South Australia looks set to clash with Western Australia over the allocation of GST funds.

Calls for faster transition away from ‘volatile’ fossil fuel supply as SA burns large amounts of gas and diesel