Isabella Kelly is the rural reporter for ABC North and West SA based in Port Pirie.
Originally from the southern Flinders Ranges, Isabella previously worked at InDaily in Adelaide.
Kangaroo Island Council is considering banning the introduction of all cats to the island, in a move the mayor is calling the "last cat policy". If successful, the ban would make the South Australian island one of the world's biggest inhabited islands to be free of cats.
Drought conditions in South Australia and flooding in the country's north have created a "perfect storm" for feral animal numbers to explode.
Two years after farmers began feeling the impacts of what were then record dry conditions, many are celebrating what they say could be the end of the drought.
Farmers and mental health experts say it is time to stop calling farmers "resilient", with concerns it is making it harder for people to ask for, or be offered, help.
South Australian pastoralists are preparing to buy livestock after the weekend's downpours brought more than 60 millimetres to some areas.
The percentage of two-year-old children above the blood lead level threshold in Port Pirie is the highest in a decade, according to the latest figures.
While parts of South Australia celebrate what could be the end of a devastating algal bloom, nearby communities are seeing the effects for the first time.
Farmers and agricultural workers are taking to social media to educate a new audience while building a community.
High rainfall in north-eastern South Australia brings some relief for pastoralists after record-breaking heat, with a reprieve expected for metropolitan Adelaide this week.
More than 250,000 people do not have ready access to a vet in Australia, and according to the industry, it is not completely down to a shortage. It is also a distribution issue, which is putting biosecurity at risk.
More than 250,000 people do not have ready access to a vet in Australia, and according to the industry, it is not completely down to a shortage. It is also a distribution issue, which is putting biosecurity at risk.
When 22-year-old Tanguy Bodiguel's friends said they were travelling to Australia, he left them in Sydney to work on a farm with sentimental value.
While most farmers search for the newest technology to help with harvest, Leigh Baker has worked to bring a 95-year-old piece of equipment back to life.
Among the main factors contributing to women leaving Australia's wine industry were sexism, discrimination, and a lack of flexibility, a nationwide study has found.
In SA's Flinders Ranges ovals, golf courses and race tracks help people forget about drought for a brief time, even when they are also dry.
In the remote town of Andamooka, even native plants struggle to survive. Scientists are trying to find a solution to food security, a problem shared by outback residents and future space travellers.
Despite battling the drought herself, South Australian farmer Bridget Woods dipped into her own superannuation to buy fodder in bulk for others in her community who are struggling to feed livestock.
Conservationists have offered surprising insights into what small mammal colonies may have looked like before Europeans arrived in Australia.