Linda Cameron provided first aid to former AFL player Tony Modra after he was critically injured in a truck crash on South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula. She held his hand and applied pressure to wounds while waiting for emergency services.
Victoria's Phillip Island will host the FIM Superbike World Championships for the last time in 2027 before the event moves to The Bend, South Australia, in 2028. This marks the second major international motoring event lost by Victoria to South Australia in six months, following the MotoGP's relocation.
Voters in South Australia are receiving fines for not voting, despite having cast ballots during the recent state election. The Electoral Commission of South Australia (ECSA) has issued infringement notices to residents who voted early, leading to confusion and frustration. This comes amid a review into the election's disorganization and the resignation of the Electoral Commissioner.
SkyCity Adelaide has been fined $21 million by South Australia's gambling regulator for failing to meet anti-money laundering and harm minimisation obligations. The casino must also phase out cash transactions over $4,999 and implement significant governance changes.
AFL legend Tony Modra is in hospital after a serious truck crash in South Australia. His wife thanked emergency services, and former teammate Mark Ricciuto shared an update on his condition, noting he will have scars but is in good care.
A proposed $10 billion AI data centre in South Australia faces scrutiny over its significant water needs, potentially impacting the River Murray, while supporters highlight job creation in a struggling region.
A proposed $10 billion AI data centre in South Australia promises jobs but faces criticism over its potential draw on the River Murray for cooling, amid broader concerns about Australia's water security and the voluntary nature of government expectations for such developments.
A proposed $10 billion AI data centre in South Australia promises regional jobs but faces criticism over potential water draw from the River Murray. While supporters highlight economic benefits for struggling areas, opponents worry about water scarcity in Australia's driest state.
The National Trust of South Australia (NTSA) will undergo a parliamentary inquiry after a campaign by disgruntled volunteers. The inquiry follows internal conflicts, including the dismissal of Moonta branch leadership and planned property sales to address a deficit, impacting tourism.
A bill proposing to restrict access to late-term abortions after 25 weeks in South Australia has failed in the lower house. The bill, supported by the Premier and Opposition Leader in the upper house, was defeated 36-9 after less than two hours of debate. MLC Sarah Game stated she is considering further action.
A proposed $10 billion data centre near Bundey, South Australia, has raised concerns among locals regarding water usage, environmental impact, and national security, despite promises of job creation and economic benefits.
A $10 billion data centre proposed near Bundey, South Australia, is raising concerns among locals and environmental groups about water usage and national security, despite promises of job creation and economic benefits.
A $28 million South Australian government fund for rural industries, established in the 1980s, has sat unused for a decade. Growers in the embattled Riverland region, facing drought and poor wine market conditions, are puzzled by the unspent funds, which could support farm development or industry transition.
A South Australian couple, Dylan Joseph John Thomas and Paige Danni Turner, received 12-month good behaviour bonds for mistreating over 100 animals, including cats, a dog, chickens, and birds, found in poor conditions at their Mount Gambier home. They were also banned from acquiring more pets and ordered to pay fines and vet costs.
Pauline Hanson, once seen as a radical outlier, has evolved into a significant political force with her One Nation party topping polls. Her anti-establishment message, fueled by societal discontent over issues like migration and inequality, resonates strongly, positioning her as a serious contender for prime minister.
South Australia's lower house has rejected a bill aimed at restricting late-term abortions after 25 weeks, despite its earlier passage in the upper house. The legislation, introduced by Family First MP Sarah Game, was defeated 36-9, marking a significant point in the state's abortion law debates.
South Australia's upper house has passed a bill restricting late-term abortions from 25 weeks, with exceptions for saving the mother's life or serious fetal abnormalities. The legislation, supported by One Nation MPs, now moves to the lower house.
South Australia's upper house has passed a bill restricting late-term abortions from 25 weeks, with exceptions for saving the mother's life or serious fetal abnormalities. The legislation, supported by One Nation MPs, now moves to the lower house.
Around 4,000 cattle are stranded on Cowarie Station in South Australia due to record floods, while thousands of sheep are being located using thermal drones on neighbouring Quondong Station. Both properties face prolonged isolation.
South Australia will introduce legislation to remove the rights of perpetrators of serious crimes to decide what happens with the remains of their victims. The changes aim to prevent further trauma for victims' families.
SA Health has suspended birthing services at Crystal Brook and Jamestown hospitals until July 31 due to a critical shortage of permanently staffed essential midwives. Pregnant women will be redirected to Port Pirie Regional Health Service, 25-45 minutes away, to ensure patient safety amidst a global midwife shortage.
A 34-year-old man has been arrested in Port Augusta for allegedly assaulting a woman known to him and four police officers. Police also found a sawn-off shotgun, ammunition, and a machete at the residence. The man is expected to be charged on Tuesday afternoon.
South Australia's Electoral Commissioner Mick Sherry has resigned effective late July, following a review into the state's troubled March elections. The elections faced issues like misplaced ballots, staff shortages, and computer glitches, with First Nations voters reporting discrimination. The government plans to delay local council elections until April 2027 due to concerns about implementing necessary changes.
Victor Harbor resident Jackson Baker, who has neurofibromatosis and an intellectual disability, experienced severe respiratory issues due to South Australia's algal bloom. His mother, Kirsty Whitehead, criticized the SA government's "inaccessible" and "inconsistent" public health information, particularly the lack of "easy read" formats. A volunteer survey by The Algal Bloom Shed collected symptom data, revealing common issues like coughs and headaches, which were not fully reflected in official advice.
