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Anna Cozens says better treatment options for type 1 diabetes have given her son freedom to do more activities and she wants others to have the same access.

Paul Kaesler isn't sure how many people are buried in the cemetery on his rural property, but experts say it's likely he is not the only one with graves in his backyard.

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.

The South Australian government has signed a four-year deal to help attract and retain GPs in rural settings, offering $10,000 to new GPs and $5,000 to existing ones.

Malcolm Lowe wanted to be a rock star. So he gave up furniture making and started making guitars. 

Australian-grown capers are a sought-after ingredient for high-end restaurants, selling for up to $50 per 250 grams. And with each tiny bud picked by hand, it's not hard to see why.

Bernie Lehmann was at a country footy game when he felt lousy. He found out he had a kidney function issue and eventually needed dialysis. Then one of his children put up her hand.

Agriculture teachers across the country are trying to make a career in the industry something to aspire to with a range of programs to think about jobs to assist farmers, the supply chain and even how to make the perfect coffee.

Police allege a 55-year-old man grabbed his crotch while approaching a 15-year-old girl in Berri and was seen "shaking his penis and winking" at three girls aged 12 to 13 in Loxton.

Kimberlee Murdoch, a gestational surrogate for a gay couple living hundreds of kilometres away, is "doing it for the dads" trying to start their own family.

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. 

Jim Mills spent his final days battling bureaucracy — now his family wants to make sure no-one else falls through the cracks.

Ian Cass had been stung by bees plenty of times before and didn't know he was experiencing anaphylaxis the first time it happened. Now he has found a way to continue his passion without putting his health at risk.

WWII veteran Howard Hendrick has lived his 100 years of life serving others.

A regional South Australian town turns its annual show into a 100th birthday bash for community hero and World War II veteran, Howard Hendrick.

Trevor Braun was struggling to feed his family during a devastating drought, so he decided to sell the family farm to focus on selling sweet treats.

The Murray's River Queen has been no stranger to controversy in her five decades on the river and now she may be bound for a new home downstream.

After 15 years, John Gladigau is stepping away from Bulla Burra farm to pursue other leadership opportunities, leaving Robin Schaefer in charge.

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.

A fearless band of adventurers stumble across a roadblock: a captive who can't communicate with them.

The South Australian town of Kingston on Murray is the latest rural community to take drastic measures to maintain a local base for its postal service.

Chef Mark Best says Australian table olives offer better quality for consumers, truth in labelling and help reduce the impact of food miles on the environment.

Residents in SA's river communities hit by summer flood are watching nervously as the River Murray slowly rises again. But experts say there's no cause for concern, and visitors encouraged to watch.

This couple lived in a caravan for six months when their home was flooded last summer. Over the past couple of months they've been watching the river slowly rise again.

A council's decision to not allow people to be buried with their pets in its cemeteries has been described as bizarre and heartless.