Five top scientists are calling for immediate new funds to fix critical gaps in algal bloom data. At the first federal inquiry public meeting in Seacliff, they called for more than $40 million to tackle the problem first flagged two years ago.

In the race to the finals in Adelaide’s breakfast radio, it appears those talking the most footy, have most to gain.

When it comes to who gets to enjoy their retirement, it’s still not a system designed for everyone. But there are ways to make it fairer.

In many regions, groundwater is the only source of water – and the people who help produce the country’s food supply and livestock are entirely reliant on it. Ensuring it’s protected and used sustainably benefits everyone.

South Australia’s hiring market is being reshaped by technology, as employers adopt automation and AI to keep pace with strong demand across defence, space, renewables, hospitality and retail.

From a visit by the Queen to a historic performance by The Beatles, the Wayville Showgrounds have seen it all. This Sunday, journey through this fascinating history as the show celebrates 100 years at its iconic location. Click through our photo gallery.

It was South Australia’s pollies and journos turn to don their finery for the annual SA Mid Winter Charity Ball on the weekend – and they partied so hard the white and red wine ran dry. Click through our photo gallery.

The rising cost of living crisis is putting South Australian charities and community organisations under pressure to continue providing services and care to those who need them.

Few things test the patience of South Australian commuters quite like road works. Detours, traffic delays and reduced speed limits are a familiar part of the driving experience, and for many, it can feel like the works never end. Yet behind every road closure or orange traffic cone lies a bigger picture, one that is vital to keeping the state connected, safe and moving.

Three new members will join the Adelaide City Council, with only one incumbent returning.

The Adelaide City Council has axed plans for a bike lane on O’Connell Street after community opposition came out of a consultation that was originally about pavers.

New electoral reforms will strengthen the local government system, said the minister, who blamed the current low voting rate in Adelaide’s Central Ward on the council.