Timu King

When keen travellers Ken and Judy Vorwerk arrive in a new region, they use tourism brochures rather than the internet to help guide them to local experiences, and they are not the only ones.

Students across the state are waking up after receiving their SACE results on Monday. While some are still on a high after great scores, others with lesser results are trying to figure out what comes next.

It has been decades since the Big Orange in South Australia's Riverland was worth a visit, but a $1.5 million transformation is set to make it a bar, restaurant and distillery. 

Marley Fridd fell in love with the game when she was seven, but South Australian baseball rules meant she had a long time to wait before she could step up to the plate.

When a South Australian facility began breeding sterile fruit flies, growers called for production to double to really impact wild fruit fly populations. So is it working, and could it work elsewhere?

The regent parrot population is suffering, but a group of researchers who specialise in working out what's wrong with rare and beautiful creatures could make the difference.

Wine exports to China have dropped to a low of $10 million a year, but China's announcement it will review tariffs on imports has given a glimmer of hope to the industry. 

Regional and rural communities are struggling to access legal services amid a funding review into legal aid which sees the "missing middle" who earn too much to be eligible unable to afford private representation.

The South Australian registrar forged more than 40 prescriptions over the course of more than a year, breaching the trust of his colleagues and jeopardising public faith in the healthcare system.

Nearly a year after losing their home and their caravan park business to a rare flood event, Geoff and Barbara Calvert are fighting for a payout from their insurance company while they contest the claim that they were underinsured.

For a group of young people in South Australia, the tabletop game opens up a whole new world. It's a chance for them to have fun with people who understand them in a non-judgemental environment.

Public health researchers are concerned rising cost-of-living pressures are opening the door to serious Victorian-era diseases like scurvy.

Riverland consumers have another option to access fresh vegetables as a cooperative from the Adelaide Hill expands into new terrain.

More than 500 people were admitted to SA hospitals for dog bites in the past 12 months, but it's hoped a new public safety campaign will bring that number down.

A court has heard the man became violent after arriving at the emergency department of a South Australian hospital after running out of his anti-psychotic medication.

They may live hours from the closest match at the upcoming FIFA Women's World Cup, but these players hope it will leave a lasting legacy in their communities.

South Australian wine grape growers are switching crops or walking away amid the global red wine oversupply as key local stakeholders call for more support.

South Australia's Hannah Kent is known globally for her novels. But when she began writing the script for Run Rabbit Run starring Sarah Snook, the landscape of Waikerie in her home state spoke to her.

Rather than repair their properties, some South Australians affected by last year's floods are walking away, but a real estate agent says interest in riverfront homes remains strong.

From the 1978 fuel crisis to COVID-19, this mechanic and used car dealer has seen many changes in the workplace. But some things never change.

Amid the follow-up to a review into Australia's immigration system, regional Australians are hoping for a renewed focus on the role immigrants play in maintaining communities — beginning with their development.

A Riverland council has opened its Healing Place near a hospital, a communal space for people waiting for medical appointments and an innovative way to spark discussion about the future of Australia. 

The town of Pinnaroo has its fair share of secrets, but perhaps none as enduring as the one at the local primary school.

Riverland resident Liz Bull was not allowed to study woodwork at school. Now she is part of a growing group of regional women falling in love with the craft. 

Joey Haenen credits his place in a sought-after program to a regional scene that inspired him and provided nearly a decade of experience.