Isabella Carbone is a reporter for ABC News South Australia. She works out of Adelaide and the South Australian town of Port Pirie.
As the Adelaide Festival launches its program for next year, its director confirms Palestinian-Australian author Randa Abdel-Fattah has accepted an invitation to appear at next year's Adelaide Writers' Week.
Patients waited more than 13 hours to be treated at the biggest emergency department in Adelaide's northern suburbs, which has been operating at "crisis" levels for months, according to SA's doctors' union.
The Adelaide Crows have condemned the "disgusting and disturbing" trolling of captain Jordan Dawson, saying the incident would be reported to SA Police.
Adelaide Crows fans looking to get to Brisbane for Saturday night's do-or-die semifinal are facing soaring airfares, with some saying the cost has proved prohibitive and they won't be making the trip.
The pedestrian-only shopping mall was labelled an "international leader" for its people-centric design. Now, Adelaide's Rundle Mall is celebrating its 50th anniversary.
The state government last week announced a $61.1 million preschool and primary school would be built on a 5.5-hectare parcel of land in Mount Barker's south-east, including on the site of popular Thai restaurant Wok The Duck.
Topic: Urban Development and Planning
A decade after the last coal truck rumbled out of Leigh Creek, Baljit Singh Bajwa put millions of dollars on the line to invest in the shrinking mining town.
Topic: Tourism and Leisure Industry
SA upper house MP Sarah Game has abandoned the political party she founded to join the conservative Family First brand, marking the third time she has changed parties in less than two years.
Environmental authorities are investigating what caused the death of a Port River dolphin, believed to be Zoom, this week after several dolphin carcasses washed up on Adelaide beaches in recent days.
The AFL's Gather Round will stay in South Australia until 2029 under a new three-year partnership. It will include a parade and a "feature match" but no decision has been made on venues.
The magazine has become a lifeline for its vendors and is marking its 30th year with a special edition, pouring more proceeds in the pockets of those who need it most.
A South Australian public servant taking the state government to court over a controversial redevelopment in the Adelaide Parklands says he will continue to fight the case despite it potentially leading to him losing his house or becoming bankrupt.
A former South Australian police officer says he got into bed with a woman while she was sleeping and caressed her thigh soon after she rejected his advances, but denies raping her, a court has heard.
An 82-year-old South Australian man died after he ingested prescription medication that was meant for another person and had been incorrectly labelled, a coronial inquest is told.
APY Art Centre Collective members say a voluntary code of conduct isn't protecting artists from financial exploitation and misconduct in the industry.
Topic: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art
Prospective home buyers are re-evaluating their budgets as successive rate hikes eat into their borrowing capacity.
The SA treasurer claims a foreign government is undermining the profitability of the struggling Port Pirie metal smelter.
A woman who was found to be mentally incompetent when she caused a fatal multi-car crash has been released into a transitional mental health facility.
Topic: Road Accidents and Incidents
While Adelaide is largely having a reprieve from the algal bloom, it is a different story on the south-west tip of the Yorke Peninsula with locals reporting fish kills and discoloured water.
Off the Strzelecki Track in outback South Australia lies the gallery of Talc Alf, so named for the artworks he carves out of soft, powdery talc.
Several train wagons have derailed in South Australia, affecting key freight services connecting the country.
Investigators hold "grave fears" for Trisha Graf's wellbeing, after she was last seen in the early hours of December 12.
Convicted Dutch child rapist Steven van de Velde has been denied a visa to Australia to compete in the Beach Volleyball World Championships.
Mark Twain once said "Golf is a good walk, spoiled". But what if that walk, was also spoiled by a complete lack of grass, flies, searing outback heat and the odd sheep or kangaroo on the fairway?
There are no manicured greens in sight, but this golf tournament brings more than 150 players to an outback sheep station to raise funds for the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
Topic: Rural and Remote Communities
