Josephine Lim

South Australian high school students have helped to uncover the legacies of five war veterans who were laid to rest in unmarked graves. 

The Elizabeth City Centre shopping centre was placed in lockdown with shoppers evacuated on Friday afternoon after an alleged fight that left two males with "critical" and "life-threatening" injuries.

Beekeepers are being urged to monitor their hives more frequently after further detections of the deadly bee parasite varroa mite in South Australia.

Thousands of residents were faced with outages in the South Australian town of Port Pirie after a severe thunderstorm and hail destroyed roofs as well as bringing down trees and powerlines.

An Adelaide woman says her elective surgery has been cancelled four times in the past few months as SA Health data shows nearly 25,000 people are waiting for elective surgeries across the state's public hospitals.

The South Australian opposition has pledged a $21-million voluntary fisheries buyback scheme, if it is elected next year, to allow commercial fishers to leave the industry amid the harmful algal bloom.

Creditors of disability employer Bedford are concerned they will not see money repaid, as the company prepares for sale to secure its future.

The federal health minister says the jobs of "hundreds and hundreds of South Australians who live with a disability" have been secured, as The Disability Trust is named as the preferred buyer to take over Bedford's supported employment and learning and experience programs.

South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas says he will "definitely not" go to Brazil for COP negotiations, and instead will prioritise saving disability employment provider Bedford. 

A South Australian woman has won a four-year legal battle against an Adelaide council over a $104 parking fine.

Three Liberal politicians have been delayed getting to Canberra for climate talks after a Qantas plane was forced to make an urgent landing at Adelaide Airport when crews noticed smoke in the cabin.

Andrea Foster and her son Peter Spiniello continue to feel let down by a system they believe caused the death of their daughter, and sister, who was killed seven years ago by a mentally unwell man.

SA's Health Minister has apologised to a patient who was ramped outside hospital for several hours as the government releases its ambulance ramping data for October, which is at a six-month low. 

When eight-year-old Jamie started riding lessons on her little pony named Bessie, she hoped she would one day win the coveted Melbourne Cup.

Former South Australian opposition leader David Speirs says he will make a decision about his political future in the coming weeks as he launches his own plans for the algal bloom.

South Australia's Attorney-General Kyam Maher will replace Susan Close as deputy premier after the latter and Treasurer Stephen Mullighan announced they will quit politics.

Under the careful tutelage of Albert "Doc" Todd, patients at a South Australian palliative care service are turning plain tables into colourful pieces of art.

Farmers have turned out in droves to compete at South Australia's largest agricultural event after a challenging year facing drought conditions.

Destructive winds sweeping across South Australia have damaged roofs, fences and caused power outages, with the BOM recording two "likely" tornadoes in Adelaide's northern suburbs. 

Ten people have died on South Australian roads in less than three weeks, as police warn drivers to take care behind the wheel.

As AFL star Izak Rankine begins his four-game sanction for using a homophobic slur, LGBTQIA+ community groups and individuals say they are still dealing with fallout from the incident.

Corporal punishment including smacking has been used as an excuse for "awful abuse" and should be outlawed, a royal commissioner says.

Adelaide veteran Taylor Walker says a verdict is expected to be handed down on Tuesday into an alleged homophobic slur made by teammate Izak Rankine as calls ramp up to stop discrimination in sport.

The SA government says it has received a complaint about emails sent by former Liberal leader David Speirs promoting a fundraiser for a charity hike, but Mr Speirs has denied that he has misused private information.

A tourism survey finds about 40 per cent of South Australian businesses impacted by the toxic algal bloom have experienced a downturn in trade as the government's financial support is starting to flow to those affected.