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An extra $19 million in recovery assistance has been announced by the South Australian government for areas impacted by heavy rains and widespread flooding.

Western Australia premier says he will spend week in hotel quarantine to avoid perceptions he will benefit from timing of border reopening; SA election campaign officially begins. This blog is now closed

The countdown to the South Australian state election on March 19 has begun with the Liberal government moving into caretaker mode.

The Department of Education says it's happy to see a low number of COVID-19 cases in Riverland schools as students return to campuses.

South Australia has continued its run of stable COVID-19 daily case numbers with 1479 new infections reported on Friday.

After August 2012, the Australian government introduced “deterrence policies” for asylum seekers who arrive here by boat. Part of this is keeping them on temporary visas and giving them almost no feasible pathway to permanent residency.

The South Australian Supreme Court will hear a challenge by Adelaide Crows player Deni Varnhagen and others to the state's vaccine mandates next month.

South Australia's unemployment rate rose to 4.8 per cent in January from 3.9 per cent in the previous month.

South Australia's Premier Steven Marshall is promising this year’s Fringe festival will be "safe" from COVID, but the event's director has said it will not be financially safe until more funding is forthcoming.

South Australia's Human Services Minister Michelle Lensink says she has apologised to the family of the disability care client known as Mr D, who was found in soiled clothes and with an infected wound at a state-run care facility, but rejects comparisons with the case of manslaughter victim Ann Marie…

The Health Secretary spoke about the government's plans on a visit to his hometown Rochdale