The Latest Breaking News from SA

The South Australian police force has scrapped COVID-19 vaccine mandates for all its staff.

The mandate will end on Monday, a week before a Supreme Court challenge of the mandates is due to be heard.

The federal govenment has provided $20 million to a company developing a satellite manufacturing hub in Adelaide.

MPs are often accused of funnelling taxpayers' money into projects to win seats – now an SA federal MP is putting her money where her mouth is, pledging to donate from her own pocket. But one expert says the practice is not without its downsides.

The Transport Workers' Union has called for increase safety across Adelaide's bus network after a spate of attacks on drivers and other staff.

South Australia's electoral commissioner knocks back a Labor bid to shut down Liberal Party advertising attacking the closure of a hospital in a key marginal seat.

South Australia's emergency management provisions to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic could come to an end in April.

SA records more than 2,000 daily COVID-19 cases for the first time in more than a month, with another two deaths. Health authorities have also issued a warning to doctors about a rare inflammatory condition in children.

The state government has promised to cut school fees for parents, as the South Australian Labor Party announces its site for the proposed hydrogen power station.