The Latest Breaking News from Adelaide

The first rental electric scooters quietly appeared on the streets of Brisbane in late 2018. Four years later, distinctively coloured e-scooters are seemingly everywhere, with trial schemes popping up in Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, Darwin and Perth.

A legal challenge to South Australia's COVID-19 vaccine mandate for healthcare workers, led by inactive AFLW player Deni Vanhagen, has been dismissed by the Supreme Court in Adelaide.

The South Australian government has picked a new site to build Adelaide's Women's and Children's Hospital at a cost of $3.2 billion.

A man who received a good behaviour bond after broadcasting threatening messages towards a South Australian MP is jailed for eight months after continuing the abuse. He had previously avoided jail despite admitting he breached his bond by stabbing a woman and her dog in Queensland in 2017.

The new Women's and Children's Hospital (WCH) will be built at the Thebarton Police Barracks site on Port Road, as the South Australian state government seeks to "futureproof" Adelaide's medical precinct.

A new facility in Adelaide will offer temporary accommodation to incoming refugees, including Afghan Zabi Waseq who says he can't wait to begin his new life in Australia.

The federal government has been warned to stick to its promise of building nuclear submarines in Adelaide despite concerns it could take too long.

Premier Peter Malinauskas says it's critical Australia maintains sovereignty over its defence program, amid talks of buying US-built submarines.

When Adelaide disability advocate Shane Hryhorec recently passed through Abu Dhabi airport, he wasn't expecting to have his wheelchair seized — but he says his passport was confiscated as well.

South Australian whistleblower Richard Boyle has accused the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) in court documents of being "callous" after taxpayer threats of suicide went ignored by senior Adelaide staff members.

A court has hit the operators of two illegal dumps in Adelaide with record fines and penalties totalling more than $1 million.