Annabel Francis

Running clubs are rapidly growing in popularity across Australia, and organisers say it's thanks to social media providing support and accountability.

The cause of a fire that destroyed a wind turbine north of Adelaide today is set to be investigated, with the cost of the damage estimated at $2.2 million.

South Australia has added an extra layer of defence against animal disease and increased supply chain protection within its borders.

First Nations singer-songwriter Nancy Bates teaches inmates at the Adelaide Women's Prison how to write songs, sing and play the ukulele in what she hopes will prevent them from reoffending.

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.

More regional areas are adopting Sensory Santa sessions, which allow people who are neurodivergent to enjoy Christmas events and experiences in a setting they find more comfortable.

Many grain farmers in South Australia are celebrating an early harvest and planning how they will keep busy on what will be one of their earliest breaks at Christmas time.

Earlier this year alleged off-target spray drift damage from Overwatch caused bleaching on gardens in nearby townships, and there are concerns it will happen again next harvest.

The hospital has closed the services after more than 100 years of operation, prompting fears it will further strain nearby hospitals and deter families from moving to the area.

A Yorke Peninsula Couple have opened their garden to the public for the last time after 16 years.

Cyclist John Dennis died after being struck by a ute in regional South Australia earlier this month. Seven years earlier, he was injured in a crash that killed a fellow rider less than 10 kilometres away.

A business model for the maintenance of this historic 'photographer's paradise' was conducted last year, but the results are yet to be made public. 

Foxes kill an astonishing 367 million mammals in Australia each year, but a study showing foxes can learn to associate prey with vomit is good news for vulnerable native species.

The majority of fatalities on Australian farms are attributed to farm vehicles or mobile farm machinery.

Students at St Mark's College in Port Pirie collect almost 50 kilograms of coffee grounds from their local McDonald's every week for composting on the school's farm.

A University of New England survey — the first of its kind in more than 20 years — will investigate the extent of farm crime across the country.

A man running a kangaroo sanctuary in South Australia's mid north is facing eviction, leaving a family and rescued kangaroos without a home.

The SA government is investing $9.3 million into the electronic tagging of sheep and goats to "protect our livestock industry", the Minister for Primary Industries says. The SA government is subsidising producers' costs for the mandatory electronic identification tagging of sheep and goats, but some growers want an exemption.

An unexpected discovery when comparing the head shapes and teeth of red kangaroos inside and outside the Australian dog fence has been made by researchers, with one group growing up quicker.

Snowtown farmers Andrew and Rosemary Michael purchased Hummocks Station in 2016 and have been promoting the area's rich farming history ever since.