The Latest Breaking News from SA

A former SA Labor staffer who committed "repugnant" child abuse offences says his offending began amid "endless stress" and "exploitation" as an adviser for the opposition. WARNING: This story contains graphic content that readers may find distressing.

The South Australia opposition has proposed banning all election donations to political parties.

Local governments in South Australia complain that the system hailed as the "single biggest reform" to planning in state history is costing them time and money.

South Australia has recorded five deaths of people with COVID-19, as the state records its lowest daily case total this year.

The remote towns of Roxby Downs, Woomera and Andamooka were cut off from the rest of SA when the only sealed road was washed out on Saturday, but the Olympic Dam Highway has since reopened.

Woolworths says absences at its distribution centres has decreased, but rapid antigen tests, paracetamol and toilet paper are still subject to purchase limits.

NEW DELHI: In 2001, sixth grade students at the prestigious South African College Schools (SACS) in Cape Town were assigned a project -- "Where do I see myself in 15 years?"

India’s exemplary commitment amid the COVID-19 pandemic has "set the example" for others to follow, says the former South African skipper.

A long-delayed rail project in Adelaide is finally set for completion but not before another cost blowout.

CAPE TOWN: South Africa's Director of Cricket, Graeme Smith, has thanked the Indian players and BCCI for showing faith in the hosts' ability to successfully stage matches amid the Covid-19 pandemic, saying their exemplary commitment has "set the example" for others to follow.

South Australia has recorded two COVID-linked deaths — a woman in her 40s and a man in his 70s.