George Yankovich

Parents at a South Australian school say they have been left in the dark about photos taken by a principal during a school camp.

Tributes flow for a firefighter who died while attending a scrub fire on the Eyre Peninsula over the weekend.

Ten years after the Pinery bushfire tore through an area roughly the size of Greater Adelaide, those who were there reflect on how it changed their lives. 

With 12 months still left of her term, a well-known South Australian mayor has been ousted by fellow councillors, but she has challenged them to offer a "legitimate reason" for her dismissal.

The truth behind claims of "white hands on black art" will be tested in the SA Supreme Court as one of the country's best-known Aboriginal art groups sues Rupert Murdoch's national masthead for defamation.

The truth behind claims of "white hands on black art" will be tested in the SA Supreme Court as one of the country's best-known Aboriginal art groups sues Rupert Murdoch's national masthead for defamation.

Andrew Melville-Smith was left covered in glass when an unidentified object smashed into his windscreen — and now scientists are investigating whether it was a meteorite.

Owners of an SA vet clinic say claims it provided substandard treatment to retired greyhounds, which the racing regulator allegedly ignored, "misrepresent" its procedures.

Staff at Greyhound Racing SA accuse the organisation of suppressing complaints about its preferred vet, according to documents and graphic photos tabled in state parliament.

Parking on South Australia's Copper Coast is a hot-button issue with one resident saying he is "prepared to go to court" over comments made about council staff, which have been labelled "offensive" and "threatening".

South Australian police have released a photo of the four-year-old boy who's been missing in the state's mid-north outback since Saturday night.

The devastated family of a missing four-year-old boy has released a statement saying it is holding on to hope "he will be found and returned safely" as authorities and community members continue the search in mid-north South Australia.

More than 30 South Australian greyhound trainers have threatened to boycott races after the departure of two animal re-homing staff who raised concerns about a dog's welfare.

Footage taken at four South Australian piggeries shows animals confined in sow stalls and evidence of potential cannibalism.

An idea over a cup of coffee between two South Australian mates has turned into a grand event, with scores of veterans, a former ADF chief and a rock legend attending the opening.

As the farming community battles drought, the 10 per cent rate bump is the highest of any SA council this year and comes after the state government flagged "serious financial concerns".

Long-term volunteers from the heritage conservation group are refusing to pay a controversial "service fee" to headquarters, arguing the money should be invested in historic South Australian properties.

Volunteer-run branches of the conservation charity, responsible for maintaining some of SA's most well-known landmarks, protest a new "service fee" on their earnings.

Footage taken by an activist group allegedly in a piggery north of Adelaide shows pigs feeding on carcasses, some belonging to other pigs. WARNING: this story contains graphic content that may distress readers.

The opening of Marion Bay's new $3.8 million boat ramp is marred by a host of safety complaints, with key groups now refusing to use it.

There are fears for around 50 jobs at the regional SA site as the company looks to "simplify" operations.

Despite house prices nearly doubling in the last five years, regional South Australia is still a buyer's market, according to fresh research.

Greyhound racing's governing body is investigating after receiving photos allegedly taken inside Jack Trengove's kennel, showing injured dogs and unsanitary living conditions.

Prema Osborne left the Metropolitan Fire Service last week just weeks after the SA Employment Tribunal found travel payments to firefighters were unlawfully withheld and were "a failure of management diligence".

With this year's winter grain crop planted, ABARES estimates drought and dry conditions in SA, Victoria and NSW will see lower harvest totals this summer.