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There are calls for more funding to be made available to local governments to help maintain footpath networks and improve accessibility for people living with disabilities.

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.

Research tracking released bilbies and bettongs in remote SA has found feral cats are their biggest killer.

More than 30 premises were targeted in raids across the Eyre Peninsula and the Mid-North region.

The new study by the CSIRO found polystyrene and cigarette butts are some of the most commonly found items in the environment.

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

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.

Mick Warren and Kevin Baker died on New Year's Eve 2023 when their train collided with a truck at a level crossing near the SA-NSW border.

A South Australian judge says the Department for Child Protection failed to remove a child who was being criminally neglected by her mother despite observing the toddler in "urine-soaked" clothing.

South Australians are warned to prepare for an extended high-risk bushfire season across several districts as hot, dry conditions show no signs of abating.

South Australia's largest seat only has two candidates as the federal election nears, with an independent joining the race.

George Williams has managed to give discarded farm parts a new life while living and learning on a remote cattle station.  

Despite knowing she was a female from a very young age, 53-year-old mechanic Kelli Bennier only accepted herself as a transgender woman a few years ago. 

An inquiry into nuclear energy has wrapped up after 19 hearings giving communities a chance to have their say on plans for nuclear energy in their towns.

A man has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly striking a South Australian police officer with a sword.

Amid a fierce political debate over energy policy, the Labor-led nuclear inquiry was seen as a tactic to discredit the Coalition's policy and stir up opposition in the regional communities where it wants to build reactors. But after weeks of public hearings, the Opposition is making the most of the opportunity to spruik its plans. 

Port Augusta's former coal power station has been identified as one of seven sites for a nuclear energy plant, but the community remains divided over the plan and has made emotional submissions to a federal inquiry.

Feral pigs have been sighted in the Flinders Ranges in South Australia, sparking warnings that urgent controls are needed before they become a persistent population.

SA Police say Greens MP Tammy Franks's allegations — made under parliamentary privilege — that the man suffered a broken rib and fractured skull and was not provided with sufficient medical treatment were "not supported by evidence". WARNING: This story contains footage of an incident that readers may find distressing.

Jacob Arthur Wichen spent two decades in jail for attempted rape. When he was released, he breached his conditions by accessing pornography and drugs. Now, he's applying to be released back into the community.