The Latest Breaking News from Adelaide

When they're not on night shift, nurses Emily and Chris Shipway are at home on their nine-hectare apple orchard in the Adelaide Hills. Until three years ago, they hadn't planted a tree, now they run a commercial operation.

Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese, visiting Adelaide, has pledged reform to the Murray Darling Basin plan, along with $5 million to improve food in aged care.

There has been a fierce backlash over PM’s remarks that appeared to cast doubt on whether Aukus submarines would be built in Adelaide

Two 17-year-olds are among three people in custody following a 20-minute crime wave at petrol stations in Adelaide's south overnight.

In an age of polarisation, it’s instructive to return to the late 1930s, in the lead up to World War II, when the far left and far right were energised and prominent. In Australia, we tend to think that Nazi sympathisers didn’t exist, or were never significant, but in fact…

Essendon coach Ben Rutten is in isolation as a household contact of a positive COVID-19 case, with Blake Caracella to coach the Bombers against Adelaide.

A man wanted for attempted murder has been arrested in Melbourne, following a large fight involving knives and a machete at a hotel in Adelaide's CBD last month.

Adelaide ruck Montana McKinnon has suffered grand-final heartache after failing to overturn her one-game suspension at the AFLW tribunal.

With little more than a few personal belongings and the clothes they were wearing when they fled the Russian invasion, about 30 Ukrainian families have arrived in Adelaide seeking refuge.

Restoring passenger train services from Adelaide to Mount Barker has been talked about for decades — but could it prove more than a pipedream?

Previously host to the Australian Grand Prix, the Adelaide street track was among the jewels in the Supercars calendar - but fell on hard times and dropped off the calendar, seemingly for good. Now however the Adelaide 500 is set to run this December despite more than a few setbacks,…