Isabella Carbone

Health authorities have assured the public there is ample supply of IV fluids for humans in hospitals, but have begun making moves to conserve stock levels of the crucial substance.

Roadside drug testing will be bolstered in SA to allow for on-the-spot cocaine detection, as police seek to reduce the frequency of fatal crashes linked to the illicit substance.

Authorities deny a toddler who was taken to a regional hospital via ambulance was turned away after his mum couldn't afford an up-front gap fee to see a doctor.

These artists were winning some of the country's most prestigious art prizes, but had no professional space to hone their craft — until now.

Police have arrested two men after hundreds of thousands of dollars of opals were allegedly stolen from a business in the outback opal mining town of Coober Pedy.

For three decades, hundreds of notebooks filled with detailed descriptions of sacred Indigenous practices were locked away in a museum's archives. Now, Ngadjuri man Vincent Copley Junior hopes to finally have access to his great-grandfather's history.

A report finds it is likely the pilot of a Cessna plane "lost awareness" of a powerline stretching across his property before clipping it and crashing, killing him and his son.

The major desalination and water transport project in the Upper Spencer Gulf is still in the planning stage.

Residents of a South Australian community are hoping for an end to the low magnitude aftershocks that are rumbling through the region thanks to upwards pressure on tectonic plates. 

An Arabana representative has welcomed the proposed plan, which would prevent people from driving, walking or boating on Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre without permission, saying previous misuse of the culturally significant site had hurt her elders. 

A mother who requested her children be allowed to "sit silently" during the national anthem claims one was given detention by a private Christian school for refusing to stand.

Member for Grey Rowan Ramsey is retiring from federal politics and will not contest the seat, which has been held by the Liberal Party since 1993, in the next election.

In a remote town where people often have to receive healthcare at the pub, the opening of a nation-first 24/7 Royal Flying Doctor Service centre has left station workers and William Creek residents celebrating.

An external review starting this month will determine whether around-the-clock security guards will remain at two regional hospitals after a string of violent incidents caused "significant terror and upset" to patients and workers last year.

SA Health says findings in the latest report on blood lead levels in children living in Port Pirie are "mixed".

After decades of service being "nan and pop" to their foster children, this couple is retiring from care for health reasons.  

A vast majority of psychiatrists in regional Australia say workforce shortages are negatively impacting patient care and those in the industry are experiencing high levels of stress and burnout.

As regional jetties around South Australia crumble into the ocean, councils are struggling to gather the funds to secure the future of the popular community assets. 

Towns in SA, NSW and Queensland continue to feel the effects of the cyclone, which is bringing rain and wind to isolated areas.

Barrel racer Megan McLoughlin surrounds herself with storytellers who understand her challenges to bring her story to life — and friends with bells and whistles to help her safely navigate the rodeo arena.

It has been 10 years since the Bangor bushfire raged through the southern Flinders Ranges, but those who witnessed it remember it like it was yesterday.

With just half a dozen active members, the future once looked grim for Port Wakefield's volunteer firefighting station. But 18 months later, the number of firefighters has more than doubled.

Entering the sea strapped to more than 80 kilograms of weights, metal and canvas dating back to the early 1900s may not sound like fun for most, but for this group of divers, it's the best way to spend a weekend.

When Kymm Apostolides was a teenager and living in a small regional town, he was administered electric aversion therapy when he began wearing his sister's clothes. Fifty years later, he's a vital part of the mid-north community.

Vince Coulthard says the move by Northern Areas Council is a "racist attack" on Traditional Owners and a step backwards for reconciliation.