The Latest Breaking News from SA

South Australia became famous for a statewide blackout, but years on it's had enough renewable energy to power the entire state for a week — and one expert predicts the technology could power it for a month by next year.

South Australia was powered entirely by renewables last week for the first time over a seven-day period, the state's premier says.

The South Australian government has begun providing more direct support for flood-affected communities along the Murray.

South Australians along the Murray River face a flooded Christmas as evacuation warnings are issued southeast of Adelaide and the river peak slowly moves south.

An Australian-born woman living in Malta emails SA Police hoping to find a relative who has not been heard from for 20 years. An hour later she opens her inbox to see two smiling officers — and her long-lost uncle.

The body of an Aboriginal man who died shortly after police arrested him was left uncovered in front of his family for nearly four hours – or "far too long" – South Australia's deputy coroner finds.

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

Volunteering SA is urging people to register to help over the coming months with the clean-up after the Murray River floods.

A parliamentary committee will explore how SA pharmacists can provide medications for a common infection, without a doctor's script. But the SA branch of the Australian Medical Association says it's "absolutely opposed" to any such plan.

The South Australian government has identified land suitable for its hydrogen power plant in the state's mid-north

Anna gives up her holidays to meet work demands, in return she says she's been verbally abused and had supermarket items thrown at her.