The Latest Breaking News from SA

A local Aboriginal community in South Australia will receive the remains of 38 Indigenous people after a long battle, with the help of the federal government.

Water from the swollen Murray River is due to arrive at SA's Coorong and Lower Lakes in weeks, bringing a much-needed boost for wildlife and helping to reduce salinity.

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) has confirmed that one of its umpires has been charged with possessing or controlling child abuse material.

The South Australian government has named a review board to take charge of the state's assisted dying laws, which come into effect next year.

Tasmania are 0-104 in their chase of 234 to defeat South Australia in the Sheffield Shield game in Adelaide.

The owner of Adelaide's second-largest shopping centre has blocked off a section of its car park used by commuters and hospital workers following state government legislation proposed to make instituting paid parking more difficult.

Heavy rains across Victoria are expected to lead to flooding in communities around the River Murray in South Australia.

Opponents of proposed dump site at Kimba in South Australia say it would be safer to keep the waste where it mostly is

Julia Gillard credits South Australia government schools with her history-making ascent to prime minister and will lead a royal commission to improve them.

The former prime minister will lead a royal commission into early education, investigating how South Australia will bring forward the preschool start age by one year.

The Barngarla Indigenous group and their supporters will rally in Port Augusta on Saturday in their ongoing fight against a nuclear waste dump in SA.