The Latest Breaking News from SA

Services report 279 ‘actively homeless’ people in SA as ministers meet to address national housing crisis

South Australian health officials are working to free up hospital capacity in the face of rising COVID-19 admissions.

Suicide rates are higher in regional Australia than in capital cities, but a community advocate and a group of psychologists believe the topic can be better addressed if conversations become more open.

A man has been arrested by South Australian detectives for sexually assaulting two female clients at a beachside massage clinic.

A South Australian breeder sells a ram for what he says is Australia's highest price for a merino or poll merino in more than 30 years, with a private sale fetching $115,000 for the 178-kilogram sheep.

SA Greens MP Robert Simms has questioned a decision by Adelaide University's student union to rebrand, saying it's a "pretty sad day when students wanting to Google their student union come up with a porn site".

As the South Australian child protection system comes under fire over the death of six-year-old Charlie, the parents of two girls taken into care for a gluten allergy are suing the state government claiming they were illegally removed.

The Greens in South Australia have called on the state government to follow the ACT's lead and establish a pill testing site.

England have crashed back to earth this month following Eoin Morgan’s retirement

South Australian police say football identity Neil Kerley died from a medical episode ahead of a car crash last month.

Police Commissioner Grant Stevens says people should consider the family of a six-year-old girl who died from suspected neglect as police arrive at the home to conduct a forensic sweep. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this article contains the images and names of people who have died.