The Latest Breaking News from South Australia

The South Australian government is to expand early development checks for young children in a bid to pick up problems earlier and provide support.

A court has set a new release date for a woman who killed a transvestite truck driver in South Australia, burying some of the body under a strawberry patch.

South Australia's volunteer firefighters are already attending a growing number of medical emergencies and are not trained to deal with the trauma, according to the head of the Country Fire Service (CFS).

South Australia's struggling hospital system is again in focus as the family of a man who died while waiting for an ambulance issues a heartbreaking plea for the state's health system to be fixed.

South Australians at the highest risk of contracting monkeypox will be given the first vaccine doses that have arrived in the state.

South Australia has received its first doses of the monkeypox vaccine with about 900 jabs arriving this week and more expected later this year.

Giant Australian Cuttlefish numbers are on the rise since the South Australian government reimposed a ban on their fishing in the upper Spencer Gulf, with this season's aggregation near Whyalla numbering more than 137,000 individuals.

Months before reports of bullying and sexual harassment in Federal Parliament, South Australia's Parliament was dealing with its own cultural crisis. Now, the state's Equal Opportunity Commissioner says she is not satisfied enough has been done to stop bad behaviour.

The South Australian Labor Party will return a $125,000 donation from the construction union after several vehicles belonging to staff from Master Builders Association were allegedly vandalised, which the union has denied any involvement.