The Latest Breaking News from SA

The Liberals are clinging on in the South Australian seat of Bragg despite a strong swing to Labor in a by-election forced by the resignation of Vickie Chapman.

Politicians from the Labor, Liberal, SA Best and Family First parties are scheduled to appear at the youth-mentoring event run by a recently formed pro-life group, just days before laws decriminalising abortion in South Australia come into effect.

Days before new SA abortion laws start, David Speirs, three of his colleagues and Labor minister Clare Scriven will feature in training day

A Supreme Court judge has handed down a guilty verdict in the case of a NSW woman accused of the poisoning murder of her partner at their Adelaide home.

A man who had travelled overseas has tested positive for the monkeypox virus and is in a stable condition isolating at home. Health authorities stress there is no risk of further local spread.

One of the all-time greats of Australian Rules football in South Australia, Neil Kerley, has died in a car crash.

A man has faced court after about $50,000 worth of donated goods allegedly stolen from the Foodbank SA warehouse were found in the boot of his car.

As more NSW apiarists prepare to have their bees euthanased and hives burnt, authorities work on a plan to release a chemical "in certain parts of those eradication zones" to target feral bees.

The South Australian government will spend almost $37 million to buy new ambulances to replace a number of ageing vehicles in the state service.