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Popular peri-urban conservation parks around Adelaide are seeing a sharp increase in rescues as unprepared hikers underestimate their challenging terrain. Authorities and outdoor experts are now issuing urgent warnings, urging greater caution and preparedness before venturing into these deceptively wild landscapes.
The South Australian government remains confident in the Whyalla steelworks sale despite one bidder's chair facing an international court summons over an alleged coal mining scam. Minister Tom Koutsantonis assures the public the tender will be judged on merit, while the Opposition calls for thorough due diligence to avoid past issues.
A poignant photograph featured in this year's National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards is captivating audiences and sparking profound conversations. Titled 'The Targets,' the work by Kija artist River Bali powerfully encapsulates First Nations' vulnerability and unwavering resilience in the face of adversity.
Adelaide's Harvest Rock music festival will observe a "fallow year" in 2026, with organizers promising future plans despite the immediate hiatus. This pause marks the second time the popular event, known for boosting tourism and showcasing top-tier acts, has taken a year off amidst broader industry challenges.
South Australian renewable energy developer ZEN Energy has entered voluntary administration, citing significant challenges from wholesale electricity market volatility. Despite the company's collapse, the state government confirms that electricity supply to its facilities, previously powered by ZEN, remains uninterrupted.
A South Australian police security officer is currently on trial, facing charges for allegedly threatening his former partner with a service weapon and a knife. While the prosecution details a relationship 'marred by violence,' the defence labels the accusations as 'sensational' and disputes the alleged victim's credibility.