Stacey Pestrin

Key points: The SA government says retrospective insurance will be provided to some customers of two collapsed building companies

After a busy day battling fires across South Australia in hot and dry conditions yesterday, emergency crews are switching gears and preparing for significant rainfall.

South Australia's transport minister says the cost of finishing infrastructure at an abandoned housing development in Adelaide's south will cost nearly $3.5 million — three times initial predictions.

South Australian mother Carol Coombs is forever grateful for the revolutionary cancer treatment she was lucky enough to access on the other side of the world.

It is a conversation many parents of young children have likely encountered, but one that has come into the spotlight recently following the much-anticipated Bluey special 'The Sign'.

Investigations are continuing into the death of a five-year-old girl in Adelaide's west yesterday, as police remain at the scene this morning.

South Australia's Premier Peter Malinauskas and Treasurer Stephen Mullighan are handing down the state's latest budget.

A fight between boys reportedly with weapons at South Australia's largest shopping centre has provided the first glimpse into how authorities now

Commissioner Ann Vanstone, who announced her resignation two days ago, says the state's integrity agency is the weakest in the country, which only benefits "those who are corrupt".

Government data has revealed nearly 50 people have been charged with sexual offences against children in state care in the past two years, prompting SA's child protection watchdog to call on the government to respond more quickly when it suspects a child is at risk of sexual abuse.