The Latest Breaking News from Adelaide

Adelaide captain Jordan Dawson has praised Riley Thilthorpe's five-goal performance in the latest Showdown, saying he gave the Crows a "big boy' presence.

The Australian Grand Prix has a long tradition that pre-dates its arrival on the Formula 1 schedule as a fully-fledged world championship round in 1985. Indeed, Lewis Hamilton's two wins in 2008 and 2015 mean he's still one behind Roberto Moreno's treble at Calder Park between 1981 and 1984!

Adelaide Thunderbirds end Sunshine Coast's unbeaten start to the Super Netball season with a thumping 24-goal win.

Protesters opposed to a proposed relocation of SA Police's Mounted Operations Unit take their concerns directly to Peter Malinauskas, heckling him as he arrived at a public function.

The SA government is banking on Keolis Downer not pursuing legal action against it when it pushes ahead with plans to scrap the privatisation of Adelaide's rail network — despite a $94 million termination clause.

The Crows beat the Power by 31 points to earn bragging rights in Adelaide, while the Saints continue their dream start under Ross Lyon with an 18-point triumph over the Bombers. Earlier, the Blues and Hawks posted victories.

Police appeal to the public for dashcam footage of the car park crash last month, and are also investigating a ute struck by a freight train in the Adelaide Hills overnight.

Adelaide have claimed a fiery 3-2 win over the Western Sydney Wanderers in the A-League Men.

A pedestrian dies after being hit by a car at Smithfield in Adelaide's north, making it the 38th death on South Australia's roads this year.

Even on a clear night, the sky used to be almost totally dark for Adelaide teenager Orlando Lupoi — but when he looked up a few months ago, he realised his life had changed.

Stan Boreham had been sleeping rough on-and-off for 37 years until he was found in an Adelaide car park. Census data shows a jump in the number of people in Stan's situation — but support groups believe it could be significantly higher.