Caroline Horn

Thousands of donated hours, countless sausage sizzles and a donation to assuage a former scout's conscience over a stolen cheese wheel, have breathed new life into this historic South Australian butter factory.

Police ask the public for help to identify those who smashed the machines' windows, tore off doors and wrecked internal fittings. 

Work at the new federally-funded centre in Goolwa, SA will focus on climate change impacts and adaptation strategies for the Coorong, Lower Lakes and Murray Mouth.

The cow statue, which was regularly decorated by the local community and was this time displaying the national flag, was covered in red paint ahead of Australia Day, along with several signs in the Fleurieu Peninsula town.

The Adelaide student loves trains, but he is even more passionate about the community he is building as he takes the sounds and sights of South Australian rail to the world.

Dinner gongs, corned beef and pyjama parties — this is how people used to holiday to escape Adelaide's oppressive summer heat.

Every day, South Australians drive on the circuit of the state's first grand prix, but most have no idea of the history beneath their wheels.

Visitors to Kangaroo Island are being asked to help researchers gather data on the attractiveness of Cape Baron geese and other wildlife projects.

Tom Carr had only just moved to his 93-hectare property when an accident left him in a wheelchair. It didn't take the mechanical engineer long to improve the equipment he needed, and soon his Magic Carpet idea was taking flight.

Expectant Victor Harbor mothers have been told they will need to contact another hospital an hour's drive away, with further concerns for presenting emergency department patients over the busy Christmas period.

Her relatives live in Queensland, the Seychelles and New Caledonia, but Paddy the green turtle spent winter in the cold waters of Port Augusta in South Australia. Could warming oceans be why?

Vultures are found everywhere in the world today, except Australia and Antarctica. But that hasn't always been the case.

Ancestral remains repatriated from Britain have been reburied in a moving ceremony on Ngarrindjeri country in South Australia's Coorong — more than 100 years after they were taken.

South Australia's Zahra Goldsmith is heading for the world championships in Spain, but her favourite part of the sport is the connection she has with her dogs, and "hoofing down a hill" with them during training.

A shoal of baby Yarra pygmy perch will be set free near Hindmarsh Island in the lower reaches of the Murray River today in an effort to bring the species back to the basin.

Kangaroos are on the move and road accidents involving them are up 32 per cent, says the Royal Automobile Association. Here's how to reduce the chances of hitting a 'roo and what to do if it happens. 

Locals rally to "Save the Bluff" despite assurances there is no support from either local or state government for the proposed $350m Bluff marina project.

Councils along South Australian coastlines will meet in a bid for planning consistency to mitigate sea level rise and effects of a warming climate.

The creator of a hobby farming training course that teaches women how to safely operate farm machinery says she wants to expand the initiative across the country.

Volunteers have scoured Granite Island to find some encouraging evidence of little penguins maintaining a population that had fallen from more than 1,600 to less than 20.

As Year 12 students work through their last assignments and prepare for exams, Jacky Ayres has been making alterations to a growing pile of uniforms to turn them into eye-catching fashion statements for Schoolies.

Kangaroo Island, off mainland South Australia, has an Emu Bay but no emus after they died out — twice.

A team of researchers are learning about the fascinating traits of a dainty sea creature, with one particular specimen catching their attention.

The shacks, which are more than 100 years old and have been the scene of idyllic holidays and lives centred around fishing, are located in a national park that nobody but family has been able to own — until now.

Dust reduction measures at the Southern Fleurieu Health Service will not solve safety concerns for ambulance helicopters, according to Finniss MP David Basham.