The Latest Breaking News from Adelaide

South Australia's Premier Steven Marshall is promising this year’s Fringe festival will be "safe" from COVID, but the event's director has said it will not be financially safe until more funding is forthcoming.

South Australia records another four deaths of people with COVID-19, amid a significant rise in daily cases. A senior Labor MP and Adelaide Crows players are among the new infections.

Maddison Murray moved from Adelaide to study at the University of Wollongong but the rental crisis means she — and other students — could end up homeless.

A man wanted over a shooting at Newton in Adelaide's east yesterday is found dead, hours after an elderly man was rushed to hospital with gunshot wounds.

A man has been shot in the arm and leg in suburban Adelaide.

Three Adelaide taxis have been stolen in violent circumstances in the past five days, in what the Taxi Council is hopeful is just an unfortunate spate rather than a trend.

The Australian Rail Track Corporation says repairs have been completed to the rail line linking SA to both WA and the Northern Territory after flooding.

Cross Road reopens but a large Catholic school is closed after crews working to install a new water main hit a gas main, causing a leak that led to residents being evacuated.

The first-aid provided to a boy who choked to death at an Adelaide school was "hampered by panic", with an inquest into his death to determine whether SA teachers are equipped to respond to first aid emergencies. Warning: This story contains details which some readers might find distressing.