Flinders University researchers have thanked Adelaide residents who responded to a call-out for specimens of sharks and rays as the state's ongoing harmful algal bloom causes a deluge of marine deaths ...

The picturesque spot was recommended for its location "near the McLaren Vale wine region" and its "good fishing, shallow aquamarine swimming and very few people". Kangaroo Island was also given a nod ...

MOUNTAINS of seagrass have appeared all over some of Adelaide’s most-loved beaches, with some of it up to two metres high. Here’s where it’s come from Mounds and masses of “seagrass wrack” as it is ...

A “dystopian horror story” has hit Adelaide’s beaches, with thousands of crabs washing up on metropolitan shores.

A MILLION cubic metres of sand — enough to fill 400 Olympic-size swimming pool — is needed to replenish Adelaide’s most popular beaches, says the agency charged with looking after the state’s ...

THE number of sharks spotted off Adelaide’s popular metropolitan beaches has increased this season, despite an overall drop in sightings elsewhere in the state. Figures from Surf Life Saving SA show ...

While walking along Glenelg Beach on May 19, Adelaide woman Madz June became stuck in a pit of sand after she hopped down from a rocky outcrop. Madz June found herself trapped in quicksand at Glenelg ...

Glenelg Beach has been inundated with spider crabs and blue swimmer crabs – a week after a study revealed South Australia’s harmful algal bloom was 10 times more toxic than the previous most toxic ...