The Latest Breaking News from SA

An inquest into the death of a young South Australian boy with special needs will look at the adequacy of first aid training for teachers in local schools.

The South Australian opposition will investigate revamping school hours and after-school care if the party wins the March state election.

As Western Australians wonder how the state's eventual border reopening might unfold, pundits often draw on the South Australian experience. But how comparable are the states and what bearing did SA have on Premier Mark McGowan's call to indefinitely delay the border opening?

Determined to keep his once-bustling South Australian railway town on the map, former station master Peter Savage spends 20 years restoring its historic station.

Another two people with COVID-19 die in South Australia, with the state's Premier declaring state health authorities will consider the latest federal advice around vaccinations.

A South Australian country town is now the home of a vital piece of communication infrastructure that will boost Australia's space capability.

The South Australian government has reported another 1639 coronavirus cases and seven deaths as it eases some COVID-19 restrictions.

SA's Premier has announced a further easing of restrictions, including raising the cap on home gatherings from 10 to 50.

A new facility in Adelaide for professional services firm PwC Australia will grow its workforce to 2000 over the next five years.