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SA Police have released more images captured by mobile detection cameras showing drivers using phones, not having any hands on the wheel and not observing due care while driving.

Whyalla has been no stranger to emotional rollercoasters in recent years, and while some locals are wary of false dawns and keen to avoid past mistakes, the mood among the steelmaking city's business operators has been buoyed by news of the joint state and federal $2.4 billion support package.

Smaller theatres across South Australia are struggling to sell-out their shows as more people grapple with cost of living pressures.

It's the busiest time of year for local theatres as Australia's largest arts festival begins. But when the Adelaide Fringe is over, filling seats isn't as easy for the independent arts industry. 

Industry Minister Ed Husic speaks to 7.30 after unveiling a $1 billion 'Green Iron Investment Fund' - $500 million of which will be available to a new owner.

Adelaide photographer Michael Townsend has been jailed for six years for indecently assaulting four young children during photo shoots.

The Kangaroo Island Hunt Club has been running for more than 50 years, but unlike the English groups it's based on, there are no foxes on the island to actually hunt. Instead, this is what brings the group together year after year.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced a $2.4 billion rescue package for the Whyalla steelworks.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese tells Whyalla steelworkers a $2.4 billion support package is an investment in a city whose "arteries spread out right around the country".

Industry Minister Ed Husic discusses the long-term plan for Whyalla steelworks after it was forced into administration by the South Australian government. 

SA Premier Peter Malinauskas discusses the next steps for Whyalla steelworks after it was forced into administration by the state government. 

The SA Premier Peter Malinauskas speaks to 7.30 about why the Whyalla steelworks, which is owned by GFG Alliance, has been forced into administration.

The South Australian government was owed tens of millions of dollars in royalties by the steelworks' operator, and has appointed an administrator into the financially plagued steelworks.

The operator of the Whyalla Steelworks owed the South Australian government tens of millions of dollars to the state government.

The South Australian government has forced the Whyalla steelworks into administration as it attempts to resolve the crisis at the embattled site.

After an appeal for public assistance, police say they have identified the owner of two sheep who surprised drivers and stopped traffic at a major intersection in suburban Adelaide.

Genius Childcare at Blair Athol will be permanently shut down by its operators at the end of the month, despite being permitted to reopen by education regulators after addressing cleanliness concerns.

Rodney Clough has been sentenced to more than three years in jail for submerging his nephew's face in a sink filled with hot water. Taking into account time served, he is now eligible to apply for release on parole.

A drink driver has allegedly returned an "unbelievable" alcohol reading of almost nine times the legal limit — a figure described by a South Australian police officer as so high that the driver should almost have been "in a coma".

This weekend, another search for the remains of the Beaumont children will be undertaken at a former foundry site in Adelaide's west. For almost 60 years, the disappearance of nine-year-old Jane, seven-year-old Arnna and four-year-old Grant has baffled detectives.