Briana Fiore

A lost kayaker who spent the night on a sandbank in waters north of Adelaide has driven himself home and says he is "happy to be alive and well", after being rescued on Wednesday.

One Nation South Australia candidate Rocco DeAngelis says people are "disappointed" in the major parties ahead of the state election, but Greens SA leader Robert Simms says the party is "scapegoating minority groups".

Bronwen Paterson spoke out about the devastation of her partner experiencing ramping in his final hours. Then, a government email bungle left her traumatised.

The family of a man who the state government mistook for someone else, igniting a pre-election debacle, has spoken for the first time.

South Australia's health minister apologises "unreservedly" for the deliberate leak of an email that the government said was from an Adelaide cancer patient who died in 2025, but turned out to be from a different person with the same name.

A grieving woman "feels sick" after the government releases an email it claims was written by her deceased partner praising his hospital care, after she said ambulance ramping had denied him dignity in his final hours.

An Adelaide man spent some of his final moments stuck in an ambulance outside a major Adelaide public hospital, his partner says.

A woman has been arrested and charged with criminal neglect after the death of a nine-month-old baby boy, police say.

Some students at Adelaide University say they are frustrated by ongoing communication and enrolment issues post-merger.

The cross-country rail line connecting Australia's east and west has been closed after heavy rain and flash flooding washed away significant sections of track, the corridor's manager says.

The newly merged Adelaide University has experienced an accreditation and compliance issue for human research projects, only receiving "conditional" accreditation as opposed to full approval from a federal body late last week with further documentation still required.

Almost two years after a state government report revealed 35 per cent of all buildings within the Department for Education's portfolio were past their design life, many schools are still plagued with issues including mould, asbestos and rotting windows.

In places marked by historic violence and exclusion, queer communities are still showing up.  

In South Australia, students are getting ready to start the academic year at the new Adelaide University.

The Adelaide University merger has been labelled a "shambles" by some students who say they have been unable to enrol in courses or receive timely communication from the new university.

Sydney's 2000 postcode is associated with harbour views and flashiness, but Parker's seen a different side.

As hundreds of thousands of high school seniors consider university, they are being warned that enrolling in humanities degrees will leave them with a debt close to $55,000.

The redevelopment of Parramatta's Riverside Theatres is part of a plan to revitalise the CBD and turn it into a buzzing arts and cultural precinct.

Despite increasing rates of reporting over the last five years, few investigations have resulted in strong action by the NSW regulator. 

Australians who were on the Global Sumud Flotilla, a fleet of ships intercepted by Israel's navy off Gaza last week, are met by supporters upon their arrival.

The Plymouth Brethren Christian Church is fiercely protective of a multi-billion-dollar business which supports the church. These men found out the extraordinary lengths it will take to keep it safe.

The controversial church offered to settle with Mick Dover over his allegations of abuse, but only if he signed a non-disclosure agreement and agreed not to disparage them in any way.

The Sydney-based church has been described by former members and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as a "cult".

A coronial inquest has heard that multiple attempts to escalate an emergency response were made after a ramping-related death in Adelaide, but staff were told the situation did not meet the criteria.

There’s a push for stricter regulation of the massage industry, after a practitioner was able to keep indecently assaulting his clients after being reported to police and an industry body. Data shows the issue could be widespread.