Eugene Boisvert

Margreet Diment knows what it's like not having a space to relax and chat. So she opened an enterprise in Bordertown to help the many migrants affected by the housing shortage.

The South Australian government wants to get rid of the state's feral deer population by 2032 but hunters say the way they are doing it is cruel, unfair to landholders, and polluting the environment.

The surviving family of Brevet Sergeant Jason Doig says it supports plans to erect a memorial to him in Lucindale, as SA Police looks to fill his role in the small country town.

Amazed birdwatchers believe a young king penguin that approached them on a Coorong beach may never have seen a human before, with the species normally staying in Antarctica and on sub-Antarctic islands.

A 21-year-old man faces court in South Australia's south-east for the first time accused of two counts of death by dangerous driving.

Buying a doughnut is not just a tradition when visiting this South Australian small town, it also contributes to the beautification of the place.

The tourism industry in the South Australian city of Mount Gambier welcomes millennial and generation Z tourists who want to get close to nature and are not afraid to get wet.

The feature in smart devices will play an increasingly important role in alerting emergency services to accidents and other incidents, a technology commentator says.

The Select Committee on Hunting Native Birds recommends stricter regulations for hunters and harsher penalties for those who break laws aimed at preventing animal cruelty but no ban on duck hunting.

Parents in Lucindale, in South Australia's south-east, can just ask their children to find out how the pig that became their Christmas ham lived.

The Opposition says Labor is breaking an election promise by reducing the opening hours of urgent care clinics that were announced ahead of last year's federal election.

State Emergency Service and Country Fire Service volunteers responded to multiple calls for help when a storm front came through the town and lightning started a bushfire in Millicent, in SA's south-east.

Bill Wells has tried to build a successful recycling business in SA's south-east, but he says the local council is unfairly targeting him over safety concerns.

Residents and property owners in a town in South Australia's south-east are growing increasingly frustrated at services being reduced in what they had hoped would be an idyllic place to retire.

Mount Gambier teacher John Pocock has been recognised for 50 years service with South Australia's Department for Education.

The killing of 26 men, women and children has been described as the largest murder of Europeans by Indigenous people in Australia's colonial history. Now, a new sculpture, signs and garden will give context to a monument marking the event.

By popular demand, the artificial swimming lake in South Australia's south-east will be refilled for the school holidays, while the council looks to fix leaks that went undiscovered for years because of a misread water meter.

A South Australian recycling business says it has a world-first solution to transform the waste from powder coating production into plastic used in construction.

Three duck hunters have been fined after animal activists filmed them harming birds on the opening day of the season in South Australia's south-east earlier this year.

A government-owned house that has been empty for seven years in the small town of Kalangadoo will be offered to other public servants and the town's police station will close.

A prominent Mount Gambier businessman appears in court for the first time on a charge of communicating to make a child amenable to sexual activity.

The South Australian government has announced funding for housing, firefighting and mobile coverage in the south-east.

A Millicent man appears in court for the first time after being charged over an incident at the office of a federal MP in the lead-up to the Voice to Parliament referendum.

Dredging is halted at a South Australian marina after the discovery of wakame seaweed, regarded as one of the country's worst marine pests.

Sheep farmer Tony Beck and his wife Kathy, a Luritja woman, say they are "extremely disappointed" that signs they put up in favour of constitutional change were taken from their property.