Leah MacLennan is the South Australian state political reporter. She has worked for Stateline and 7:30 South Australia.
A trove of photos hidden in an old Kodak camera box gives an insight into the lives of diggers in the Middle East during World War II.
A covert operation has been unfolding under the noses of diners and staff in restaurants across South Australia.
South Australians were expecting a severe storm on September 28, 2016, and news crews were on the road gathering information. But when the entire state lost power, the sad truth is not many people would have seen the reports.
One Nation has described Senator Alex Antic's election as state president of the Liberal party as a "win" for South Australia.
The state government unsuccessfully sought to block the parole of the youngest perpetrator behind the notorious "bodies in the barrels" killings.
The blast furnace closure has not come as a surprise to locals — workers have been pushing against the odds to get the aging plant back online since April. Now, they're considering what the future holds.
The South Australian government is warning proposed cuts to health insurance rebates for older Australians could lead to more people turning to the already struggling public health system.
A Jewish woman visiting Adelaide was captured in a video being subjected to antisemitic abuse on her first day in the city, the Anti Defamation Commission says.
There are concerns the endangered Australian sea lion could be devastated by bird flu, with mass bird deaths believed to be linked to the virus found at key breeding locations.
Government lawyers have contradicted South Australia's premier over the number of trees to be cut down in the North Adelaide Golf Course redevelopment.
An attempt to halt the state government's redevelopment of the North Adelaide golf course is underway before the Federal Court, where protesters opposed to the parklands project gathered this morning.
A Liberal Women's Council meeting has become a flash point for the ideological rift plaguing the South Australian party as a prominent anti-abortion campaigner clashed with the former deputy premier.
A final report on greyhound industry compliance with improved standards following revelations of widespread abuse is expected to be handed to the SA government in coming months.
The myth of an inland sea lured 19th century European explorers into the heart of Australia. But where they found only desert, this year it's awash, with water levels at Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre now the best some locals have ever seen.
The SA government argues South East fracking would help unlock gas reserves at a time of limited supply — but it's a move that's vehemently opposed by many in the local community.
As Australia weans itself away from coal, aging power stations across the country have been reduced to smoke and rubble. But for communities at the coalface, there are serious and dramatic consequences.
One Nation has retained the South Australian seat of Narungga, following a count of ballots that were missed on election day.
Topic: State and Territory Elections
The Electoral Commission of South Australia has uncovered more than 600 ballot papers that were not counted in the recent state election, including dozens from the closely contested seat of Narungga on the Yorke Peninsula.
Topic: State and Territory Elections
Both polls and pundits are expecting Labor to comfortably win today's state election, but exactly who Labor will be beating — and who it will face in the next parliament — is the key question.
An Australian YouTuber who is being sued by Andrew and Tristan Tate in a Florida court has won a bid to have the case dismissed, a decision the self-described misogynist influencers are now appealing.
The former South Australian premier joins other state leaders from the COVID era in being recognised with an Order of Australia award.
South Australia's former deputy premier Susan Close has called out what she describes as "extreme" socio-economic segregation in Australian schools.
SA Liberal leader Vincent Tarzia has stepped down. Pressure had been mounting in the lead-up to the 2026 state election, and predictions for the Liberal Party's chances are not looking promising.
Environmentalists are calling for mining giant BHP to end its water extraction from the Great Artesian Basin when a major desalination plant is built in South Australia's north.
The Great Artesian Basin covers a fifth of Australia and contains water that has been there for millions of years. Now, decades of extraction are taking their toll and traditional owners are fighting a mining giant for compensation.
