SA premier warns One Nation poses threat to federal Labor as Marles says party only ‘about stunts and the vibe’
The South Australian premier warns that One Nation represents a significant threat to federal Labor following the party's strong performance in the state elections.
Pyne and Downer comment on Liberal SA wipe-out, Greens increase vote
After a significant defeat in the South Australian election, former Liberal leaders call for changes within the party to address factionalism and better define its platform.
As One Nation's Vote Soars, SA Supporters Explain Their Reasons
Support for One Nation has surged in South Australia, driven by voter frustration with the two-party system and concerns about migration.
Australian voters are frustrated and angry. One Nation’s SA surge sounds an urgent warning for the Liberals and Labor | Tony Barry
As South Australian voters express frustration with traditional parties, One Nation's rise signals a significant political shift, challenging the status quo of the Liberal party.
The nine seats to watch as counting continues after the SA election
Vote counting for the South Australia election is ongoing, with nine closely-contested seats still undecided amid significant electoral shifts.
One Nation wins at least one SA seat as Liberals consider ‘sobering lessons’ from election defeat
One Nation is set to win a seat in the South Australian lower house while the Liberals reflect on their significant election defeat to Labor.
Breaking: One Nation wins first seat in SA Parliament's Lower House, ABC projects
One Nation has achieved its first Lower House seat in South Australia with David Paton winning in Ngadjuri, indicating a growing presence beyond Queensland.
BR-251 is closed in both directions after an accident between two trucks
An accident involving two trucks has closed the BR-251 in both directions in Francisco Sá, Brazil, with emergency services on-site and no timeline for reopening the road.
'A lot of nervous people in Liberal Party circles': One Nation’s moment arrives in SA. It might only be the beginning
One Nation's strong performance in South Australia's election signals potential challenges for traditional parties, especially the Liberal Party.
‘I’m going to leave you some landmines’: Pauline Hanson sends SA premier a message amid jubilant supporters
Pauline Hanson celebrated her party's significant electoral gains in South Australia while taunting the state premier.
From a 'mountain to climb' to over a cliff, SA Liberals face total wipeout
The South Australian Liberal Party is facing a historic electoral defeat, sinking to third place in primary votes after a significant loss of previously secure seats.
How are the results tracking in your SA electorate? Take a look at the map of your seat
South Australia's Labor Party is projected to retain power, with an evolving electoral map indicating challenges from independents and a potential increase in Labor's dominance.
SA state election 2026: Labor confident but all eyes on One Nation vote as polls close in South Australia
In South Australia, polls for the state election closed with Labor expecting a landslide victory, while the performance of One Nation is being closely monitored by both parties.
Long waits, frustration as technical glitches delay voting in SA
Technical issues have led to long waits and frustration among voters during the South Australian election.
Polls predict easy Labor win in SA election, but One Nation results will be closely watched
Polls indicate a likely victory for Labor in the South Australian election, while the performance of One Nation is being closely monitored for its potential implications for national politics.
'Transitional moment': Leaders make final pitches ahead of SA election, One Nation leading Liberals in latest poll
Leaders prepare for the South Australian election as new polling shows One Nation leading the Liberals.
Ashton Hurn living in hope she will be SA's premier on Saturday night
South Australian Opposition Leader Ashton Hurn remains hopeful of winning the premier position despite predictions her party will struggle in the upcoming election.
Drastic Measure: China Suspended Exportations from an Important Argentine Refrigerator
China has suspended exports from Argentine meat processor Arrebeef SA due to the detection of pesticide residues, impacting the firm's operations significantly.
For the Liberals, the SA election will be both an end and a beginning
The South Australian Liberal Party faces significant losses in the upcoming election, with hopes dwindling for maintaining a substantial presence in the state parliament.
Environment, housing, health and transport among issues for SA voters
Ahead of the South Australian election, voters prioritize environmental issues, housing, health, and transport based on feedback received by ABC News.
Bernardi vows to pay for flights taken with Hanson on Rinehart’s plane amid confusion about SA’s donations ban
Cory Bernardi has pledged to cover the costs of flights he took with Pauline Hanson on a plane linked to Gina Rinehart's company, amidst uncertainty regarding compliance with South Australia's new donation regulations.
Elderly man riding a bicycle on BR-251 dies after being hit by a vehicle
A 60-year-old cyclist was killed after being struck by a vehicle on BR-251 near Francisco Sá, with the details of the accident still being investigated by authorities.
Broad businesses: the millionaire assets of the group behind the bankruptcy of Bioceres SA
Moolec Science SA, which controlled the recently bankrupt Bioceres SA, holds over $160 million in investments related to seeds, ingredients, and biotechnology.
European leaders stick their heads in the sand. The end of the regime? It is up to the Iranians
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar discusses military objectives in Iran, emphasizing that the resolution of conflict and regime change depend on the Iranian people themselves.
SA treasurer and shadow treasurer clash over cost estimates for promises
The South Australian treasurer and shadow treasurer have entered into a dispute over the cost estimates for their respective parties' election promises, with significant differences in projected financial impacts.
SA Liberals hope preferencing One Nation will give them a fighting chance – but is the brand damage worth it?
The South Australian Liberal party is advising voters to preference One Nation ahead of Labor to enhance their chances in the upcoming state election, despite historical opposition to the party.
Petrol drive-offs may not be police matter, SA's top cop warns retailers
South Australia’s police chief has warned fuel retailers that without urgent measures like pre-paid pumps, the police may cease investigations into rising petrol drive-offs.
Sultan declares Friday Eid-el-Fitr
The Sultanate Council of Sokoto has announced that Friday, March 20, 2026, will be the first day of Shawwal 1447AH, marking Eid-el-Fitr in Nigeria after no moon sighting was reported.
'Very rare': Some South Australians will vote twice this weekend
This weekend, some South Australians will participate in two elections for the first time, voting in both the state election and the second SA Voice to Parliament election.
Could a fracture in conservative politics cost right-wing parties a seat in SA parliament?
Fractures within conservative politics in South Australia could jeopardize right-wing parties during the upper house elections.
Sa'ar to Barrot: Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz is 'not an American or Israeli issue, it is a global one'
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar discussed the war in Iran and the threat from Hezbollah with his French counterpart, emphasizing the need for Lebanon to act against Hezbollah.
South Africa: SA Needs Stronger Partnerships, Not Promises, to Curb Gender-Based Violence
The article examines the implications of President Cyril Ramaphosa's declaration of gender-based violence as a national disaster in South Africa and the challenges of implementing effective solutions.
Hanson in confrontations with SA premier and MP as poll support continues
Pauline Hanson confronts South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas regarding immigration policies amid rising support for her party, One Nation.
One Nation is tipped to be a major player in the SA election
One Nation is expected to play a significant role in the upcoming South Australian election, gaining support with its policy proposals.
SA banned donations to political parties. Now experts fear powerful lobby groups could pick up the tab and dominate the discourse
South Australia's new law banning donations to political parties may result in powerful lobby groups stepping in with financial support for candidates ahead of the upcoming election.
Live at 1 PM: Press Conference of the Foreign Ministers of Estonia and Israel
The press conference featuring Estonia's Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna and Israel's Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar will address Middle Eastern developments, European security, and the bilateral relations between Estonia and Israel.
South Africa: Activists Say SA's Menstrual Product Regulation Is Not Transparent Enough, Despite Government Reassurance
Activists in South Africa argue that the government's regulation of menstrual products is lacking transparency despite assurances regarding safety from hormonal disruptors.
South Africa: Lack of Border Fences Between SA and Zim Compounding Foot and Mouth Spread - Steenhuisen
The South African Agriculture Minister, John Steenhuisen, highlighted that the absence of border fences with Zimbabwe is worsening the spread of foot and mouth disease in Limpopo.
Petrol price rise amid war in the Middle East adds to cost-of-living focus in SA state election
The rise in petrol prices due to the Middle East conflict is intensifying focus on cost-of-living issues ahead of the South Australian state election.
Denunciation of Adorni for a contract involving his wife's consulting firm with a shipping company and two tenders under his oversight
Manuel Adorni, Argentina's Chief of Cabinet, faces legal challenges over allegations that his wife's consulting firm engaged in contracts with a shipping company linked to state oil firm YPF, which he oversees.
Trump's fury at reticent Europeans, EVs key to energy security, inside One Nation's SA surge
Donald Trump is pressuring European leaders for support against Iran while Australia considers electric vehicles for energy security amidst local political tensions.
Nikolas Elomaa is likely the next national mediator - SAK's Eloranta confirms to Yle
Nikolas Elomaa has been proposed by labor organizations to be the next national mediator in Finland, as confirmed by SAK's chairman Jarkko Eloranta.
BR-251 is closed for more than six hours after accident between trucks and car
A serious accident on BR-251, involving two trucks and a car, caused a closure of the highway for over six hours without any injuries reported.
'We don't run around ... saying we've got a toxic beer crisis': SA Premier backs algal bloom health messaging
SA Premier Peter Malinauskas defends the state's health messaging regarding the algal bloom, stating the term 'toxic' is overly broad and has been misapplied in the context of public health advice.
The US has a convicted felon in the White House. Could SA have one in parliament?
David Speirs is attempting to return to the South Australian parliament despite a recent drug conviction, with the upcoming election presenting potential legal challenges to his candidacy.
Tinubu, Sultan in closed-door talks in Aso Rock
President Bola Tinubu held a closed-door meeting with Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Sa’ad Abubakar III, at the Presidential Villa in Abuja amidst ongoing consultations on national issues.
Three New South Wales fishermen found dead off SA coast
Three fishermen from New South Wales were discovered deceased in waters off the coast of South Australia's Beachport after they failed to return from fishing.
PHOTOS: Sultan of Sokoto visits Tinubu in Abuja
The Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammadu Sa’adu Abubakar III, paid a courtesy visit to Nigerian President Bola Tinubu at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, highlighting the union of political and spiritual leadership in Nigeria.
What you need to know about Iran today, with Matt Doran
Matthew Doran provides an update on key developments in the Middle East, focusing on the ongoing conflict and humanitarian issues in the region.
Barnaby Joyce says One Nation will be 'number one in many' SA seats
Barnaby Joyce predicts strong support for One Nation in the upcoming South Australian election based on recent polling.