The Latest Breaking News from South Australia

Hail hits Adelaide's CBD and inner-north with more possible in South Australia later today.

South Australia has recorded 3,894 new COVID-19 cases and four deaths of people with the disease. There are 218 people with COVID in hospital, including 11 in intensive care.

A charity store in Adelaide's north-west is the first of its kind to launch in South Australia, selling new and second-hand donated building materials at discounted prices.

South Australia's former deputy premier tells state parliament last year's parliamentary inquiry into her was a "witch-hunt" that amounted to "nothing more than a kangaroo court".

Water stakeholders in South Australia say they will stand their ground to ensure water for the environment is delivered in full, as NSW Water Minister Kevin Anderson sparks debate with comments on radio.

South Australia has recorded 12 deaths of people infected with COVID-19, along with an additional 3,591 cases of the virus.

For the past two years, one man has arguably had the biggest single impact on the way South Australians live their lives. Now moves are afoot to normalise some of Police Commissioner Grant Stevens's extraordinary powers.

South Australia's new Labor government plans to allow for some COVID-19 restrictions to remain after the lifting of the state's emergency health declaration.

The name Emu Field does not have the same resonance as Maralinga in Australian history. It is usually a footnote to the much larger atomic test site in South Australia. However, the weapons testing that took place in October 1953 at Emu Field, part of SA’s Woomera Prohibited Area, was…

Lawyers for nurses challenging South Australia's COVID-19 vaccine mandate for healthcare workers want to again subpoena the state's Chief Public Health Officer, despite the court hearing the case may never "proceed to final judgement" if the emergency declaration is revoked.

South Australia has reported two cases of new COVID-19 variants but health officials say it's too early to make any call on re-imposing health restrictions.