The Latest Breaking News from South Australia

A South Australian man has been charged with murder after an older man was found dead in his caravan on the state's coast.

South Australia has followed in the footsteps of the UK by introducing harsher penalties for people who assault retail workers but legal experts have questioned whether extending the rules based on profession comes with its own risks.

Angelika travelled the world trying to piece together her childhood, but still has many unanswered questions about her time in state care in South Australia.

An ABC News analysis reveals South Australia's government has promised funding to community groups in almost exclusively Labor seats.

The head of the Australian Medical Association (AMA) in South Australia says the organisation is "already concerned" about the BA.2.75 subvariant of COVID-19 "on the horizon", but the federal health department says there has only been 150 recorded cases in the country so far.

A federally-funded CCTV trial in residential aged care homes alerted staff to so many incidents it became "a case of the boy who cried wolf", South Australia's Health Minister says.

A nurse in South Australia could be sent back to Zambia just as Australia's hospital and aged care systems are complaining of a shortage of workers in the profession, especially in regional areas.

The South Australian government will urge its federal counterparts to create a new taskforce aimed at growing the state's defence manufacturing workforce.

Kat Cooper says her daughter is deteriorating since she stopped her medicinal cannabis, which costs $196 per 1 millilitre every 12 days.

South Australia's largest private employer and convenience store chain, OTR, has agreed to pay almost $6 million to resolve long-running underpayment claims with employees.

More than 100,000 Australians are living with Parkinson's disease, a condition that impacts movement, learning and behaviour. A new trial now underway aims to diagnose the condition earlier.