Top news stories, features and analysis filed by the ABC's network of journalists around the state.
A drunk, speeding driver who ran over and killed a man after an argument has been jailed for at least 16 months.
Lee Raymond Nugent, 32, was charged with murder but pleaded guilty instead to causing death by dangerous driving.
In June last year he drove his utility into Matthew Deedman, 39, who had tried to attack Nugent's car with a shovel as he stepped onto the road at Lameroo, in eastern South Australia.
Vital supportVital health services have endured the years and grown in the red dust of the outback.
Royal visitorsKilkenny Primary School students are expecting a day they will long remember, with Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall to visit.
Long waitSome people have now been without electricity for close to two days since severe weather across South Australia.
Nature's light show
A spectacular view of lightning bolts hitting Adelaide on Monday night.
Health not wealth
SA Opposition deputy Steven Marshall has been given health, but not treasury, in Isobel Redmond's reshuffle.
Berry's blast
By Neil Cross
Wickets across Australia are very bowler-friendly which harms Test development, argues the Redbacks coach Darren Berry.
'Protection for some'
By Kerry Staight
Landmark laws to protect two premium wine regions from urban sprawl have pleased many, but not all farmers in dairy or mixed production.
Bike blight
Dirt bike riders are causing damage to native vegetation and property.
Younger bent
By Neil Cross
Teams aged 60 and beyond are no longer the norm in a sport winning younger interest.
Too wide ranging
The consumer watchdog has rejected a proposed definition of free range eggs as being possibly misleading for customers.
300 jobs going
Hills Holdings has now confirmed that it will cut 300 jobs, half of them by closing a steel plant in Adelaide.
Another step
By Anna Vidot, ABC Rural
The Murray Basin plan now has an agreement from the states on water volumes each should contribute.
Weed fighters
By Eloise Fuss
They are called the Buffel Busters and they hope to save native plants from being choked out.
Cricketing pedigree
By James Coventry
Teenager Usman Qadir has been brought to Adelaide with hopes he might repeat his father's cricketing feats.
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An oncologist checks on the long-term health of his patients.
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