Kathryn Bermingham

The Coalition's election pledge for nuclear reactors caused deep divisions within the community of Port Augusta — now that it's been taken off the agenda, locals are looking towards different futures.

A new section of Port Augusta Prison had barriers that were constructed wide enough that a prisoner could slip through. The design flaw was fixed before the unit opened. 

Firefighters are having to wear clothing contaminated by carcinogens because their equipment is being stored alongside trucks emitting diesel exhaust, according to their union. 

Port Augusta is one of seven locations across the country earmarked to host nuclear power plants if the Coalition wins the federal election, but the community has mixed views on the proposal.

It's been two years since South Australia's Parliament passed historic legislation establishing a First Nations Voice. How is it working?

In South Australia, only two marginal seats are regarded as up for grabs at this election, so the campaign jets might not be descending with anything like the same frequency as they will elsewhere, writes Kathryn Bermingham.

Native title holders in South Australia's Flinders Ranges win the right to access financial records showing how tens of millions of dollars in mining royalties have been spent, after the state's Supreme Court upheld an earlier ruling.

The former SA opposition leader pleaded guilty to two counts of supplying or administering a drug that wasn't cannabis to another person.

One of the state's largest disability advocacy services has gone into administration and an "urgent assessment of its operations and financial position" is underway. 

Former Adelaide megachurch pastor Daniel Menelaou, who was last week charged in the US with possession of child sexual abuse material, has been banned from working with children in SA.

A former youth pastor from a mega church in Adelaide's northern suburbs has been arrested in the United States on charges of possessing child sexual abuse material.

The SA government had been pursuing GFG Alliance over unpaid royalties since the beginning of last year — and made repeated threats to suspend the company's mining permits, according to documents obtained under Freedom of Information.

A 15-kilometre "suspension zone" was enacted in January after Queensland fruit fly maggots were found in homegrown peaches at Glynde, north-east of the Adelaide CBD. Two Adelaide Hills strawberry growers are calling for changes to national fruit fly protocols.

The South Australian government first held talks with insolvency firm KordaMentha about placing the Whyalla steelworks into administration on December 23, new documents reveal.

The ABC and South Australian government will investigate relocating the public broadcaster's Adelaide operations to a new central site, with plans to move in 2029.

South Australians will not be able to return to their home state from Victoria unless they are essential travellers, starting after midnight tonight. Here's what else you need to know.

The SA Government says fines of $1,000 will apply to travellers from Victoria who refuse a coronavirus test on arrival in SA, as the state confirms its first COVID-19 case in more than two weeks.

Experts question the decision to reopen nightclubs in some parts of the country, as coronavirus cases continue to surge in Victoria and fears about COVID-19 clusters in New South Wales grow.

A former high-ranking St John Ambulance officer found guilty of sexually pursuing teenage cadets could be free to return to work in less than seven years, after he argued he would be an "excellent, well-qualified" nurse.

Connie Bonaros delivers an emotional speech to SA Parliament, telling colleagues that going to work became "humiliating and distressing" after accusations she was assaulted by Liberal MP Sam Duluk were made public.

South Australia's Supreme Court rejects a legal challenge launched by SA Police in response to a coronial inquest into a fatal shooting on a regional property almost five years ago.

An Adelaide nurse is banned from providing any health services for 15 years after SA's Civil and Administrative Tribunal found she administered the wrong vaccines and altered the records of 17 patients.

A union representing hospitality staff is accusing pubs of widespread exploitation of the JobKeeper scheme, saying it has been contacted by thousands of workers raising concerns about issues including payment.

Luke Dobbins was killed when his motorbike hit a ute that failed to give way. On the first anniversary of his death, his parents are calling for tougher penalties in SA for drivers who cause fatal crashes.

Coronavirus may have "saved more people than it's killed" in Australia, the AMA's SA president says, because of the impact lockdowns have had in preventing the spread of the flu.