Leah Maclennan

When the No vote won in last year's referendum , Dawn Likouresis says it was like someone had hit her. "When they said No I was so emotional.

It has been more than 10 years since former Labor minister Craig Emerson stood in the Senate courtyard in Canberra trying to dispel concerns about a carbon tax.

The South Australian government has big plans for Whyalla — its $593 million hydrogen plant planned for the town is the centrepiece of its so-called "state prosperity project".

The South Australian government is basking in the huge success of this month's packed sporting calendar, but there are questions over the secret deals struck to lure the events to the state.

It has been a hectic month on the South Australian sporting calendar, with the LIV Golf festivities coming hot on the heels of the AFL's Gather Round.

Greyhound industry figures discussed breeding so many dogs it would become impossible to shut down the industry due to welfare issues, in secret recordings tabled in South Australia's Parliament.

In the lead-up to the Black by-election, South Australian Liberal elder Trish Worth didn't feel her party would win.

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A former senator says the documents are a sign the government is exploring the idea of dismantling nuclear submarines at shipyards in Adelaide's north-west, but the SA minister who attended the meeting says it was not the "focus" of the discussions.

South Australia's reservoirs are back to the low levels of the Millennium Drought era. But most of us aren't facing water restrictions this time around, largely because the state has something it didn't have back then – a desalination plant.