Sam Bradbrook

With biofuels earmarked as a way to power the transport sector in the future, one industry says its waste can be converted into aviation and shipping fuel.

An exotic pest that kills pine trees and can be spread by humans has felled nearly 1,400 trees in Adelaide.

Taylor Walker has become one of the AFL's premier forwards, but in Broken Hill in 2007, spectators got a sneak peek of the future.  

Banning or restricting short-stay accommodation fails to provide meaningful increases to housing supply, a new study finds. 

Domestic violence support advocates say reaching isolated towns to help victim-survivors can be a challenge, following a murder-suicide at Bordertown.

Riley Turnbull was a healthy teenager, but when his kidneys started failing, his world changed.

Uncle Doug Nicholls is one of 20 Limestone Coast elders who tell their stories in a soon-to-be published book, passing on culture and learnings to the next generation.

Queer artists in South Australia's largest regional city hope having their art on public display will help other LGBTQIA+ people feel at home. 

As Australia looks to meet housing construction targets, companies in SA and Victoria's Green Triangle are investing more heavily in softwood timber.

Tyler Redway got a licence after passing driving tests in his own vehicle modified to his needs. But there are concerns that, under new rules, people like him will no longer be able to do that.