Labor's popularity in South Australia is set to lead to a large number of seats for the party at the upcoming state election, as various right-wing parties compete for a red seat in the upper house, writes ABC Chief Elections and Data Analyst Casey Briggs.
Algal bloom report lashed as 'vanilla' by scientist turned political candidate
Fishing licence buybacks and long-term restocking plans are some of the recommendations in the latest report into South Australia's harmful algal bloom, which has been labelled as "vanilla" by one scientist turned political candidate.
Retelling the story of a bridge that 'tore a nation of people apart'
In the 1990s, a group of Indigenous women were accused of fabricating claims of sacred sites to stop the construction of a bridge south of Adelaide. It was a decision that has impacted a community for decades.
SA Police issue public call-out for debris from triple fatal Goolwa plane crash
Police are calling for anyone who finds wreckage from a plane crash near the Murray Mouth last week to bring the items to the Victor Harbor police station or to call them.
More summer blackouts 'likely' due to ongoing dust pollution from dry conditions
Some parts of the state were still without power this afternoon, as SA Power Networks says outages are likely to persist this summer because of long-term wear and tear.
One Nation, a popular premier and independents: SA Liberals face three major threats
While South Australia is considered a more moderate state than Queensland or New South Wales, March's state election will still be a chance to gauge the seriousness of One Nation's polling surge and the impact of the Coalition split on the Liberal Party's brand.
Man denied bail after allegedly stabbing another at SA hotel
A 20-year-old man remains in an induced coma after being stabbed "no less than 10 times" at a hotel in Victor Harbor, on South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula. Warning: This story contains content some readers may find distressing.
Ramindjeri and Ngarrindjeri knowledge brought to firefighting
A new fire response vehicle in South Australia's Fleurieu Peninsula has been named after a Dreaming story about a powerful whale man that explores the creation of fire, paying homage to tens of thousands of years of local fire management knowledge.
A year SA searched for answers, but came up short
As 2025 draws to a close and we look back at the stories that made headlines, for South Australians the year could be summarised as one where we searched for answers, with little results.
'Best signs we've seen': SA algal testing shows positive signs ahead of peak summer period
Authorities say the "best signs" in a "long time" have been observed in the latest round of monitoring of the state's algal bloom crisis.
Algal inquiry quizzes health chief about respiratory illness
South Australia's public health chief says there is a need for more data analysis to determine whether there has been an increase in respiratory illness linked to the state's algal bloom.
Shoppers warned of grocery price rise as parasite hits crop production
Beekeepers say the escalating cost of pollinating crops will be passed onto consumers as the industry battles a devastating bee killer.
Australia's first Mormon warned others of Adelaide's wickedness
It's been 185 years this month since Australia's first Mormon arrived in Adelaide. He immediately regretted the move.
Boatie who went missing twice died from 'exposure to the sea'
A coroner has found Anthony Higgins, who went missing in 2020 sparking the largest and most expensive marine search in South Australian waters, died two weeks later when he went missing again.
Paul may never know if his wife's death was preventable by helipad access
Paul Logos may never know for sure if his wife's recent death could have been preventable by helipad access. Six helipads throughout regional South Australia remain closed due to issues in certifying their safety.
What is the new species detected in SA's algal bloom?
New research awaiting peer review has provided a few revelations about the make-up of South Australia's algal bloom, with a new predominant species — Karenia cristata — identified by scientists. Here's what we know so far.
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BOM wave buoy goes 'adrift' in SA five months after lengthy repairs
Despite a new "specialist mooring" part that took nearly a year to import and install, the Cape du Couedic wave buoy is offline again.
Scientists hopeful they have found source of SA algal bloom toxins
Scientists believe they have identified the species responsible for the toxins in South Australia's marine algal bloom that has killed millions of aquatic animals.
'Very fat' baby penguins raise hopes for SA colony despite algal bloom
The small, fragile colony of surviving little penguins on South Australia's Granite Island records a "significant increase" in numbers amid the state's harmful algal bloom.
South Australia plans mussel recovery after algal bloom crisis
Victor Harbor was one of the first areas affected by SA's harmful algal bloom. Now its citizens are funding and supporting research into rebuilding native mussel populations as it looks to the future.
Why does SA have a summer plan for the algal bloom and what's in it?
The full details of South Australia's algal bloom summer plan which aims to ensure South Australians can "enjoy their summer" were released yesterday. The plan includes measures to protect the state's coast while supporting businesses and communities.
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