A Total Fire Ban has been declared for parts of SA as extreme conditions set in, with authorities urging residents to take action and avoid all fire-related activities.
The CFS has updated their Watch and Act - Prepare to Leave warning for the Deep Creek Bushfire at 8:29pm today.
A Watch and Act warning is in place for the Deep Creek bushfire, with the blaze uncontrolled and moving towards multiple roads and local areas on the Fleurieu Peninsula.
Illegal drone activity has once again grounded aerial firefighting in SA’s Riverland, forcing aircraft out of the sky and delaying critical response efforts.
Fireground conditions have been intensified by dry fuels and gusty winds, prompting evacuation orders in some communities.
A truck fire broke out in Tailem Bend in the Murraylands at around 1:30am this morning, with approximately 10 firefighters called to the scene to deal with the emergency.
The CFS has shared information regarding a HAZMAT incident at upper Sturt in SA's Adelaide Hills.
A scrub fire is currently burning in the Alligator Gorge area of Mount Remarkable National Park in the Flinders Ranges.
South Australian emergency services are mobilizing to aid in flood and fire crises across Queensland and Victoria, demonstrating strong inter-state support and collaboration in times of need.
Here is a summary of the activities allowed and prohibited during the Fire Danger Season and on Total Fire Ban days in South Australia
South Australians are being urged to "Be Bushfire Ready" as the Fire Danger Season has been brought forward.
As South Australia heads into spring, predicted higher temperatures and dry conditions are raising concerns about an increased risk of bushfires across the state.
A dedicated team of volunteers and staff from the Country Fire Service (CFS) has returned to South Australia after spending over a month battling wildfires in the United States.
A team of CFS volunteers and staff are heading to the United States to assist with the ongoing wildfire crisis in the country's west.
Severe weather continues to batter South Australia with damaging winds leading to power outages, fallen trees, and property damage.
South Australia's Country Fire Service (CFS) is set for a major upgrade with the introduction of 13 new fire trucks equipped with advanced tools and technology.
A scrub fire in the Murraylands has been contained after lightning strikes were believed to be the cause.
Adelaide’s going to be in for a scorcher tomorrow, as the CFS announces a total fire ban in parts of the State, and a range of restrictions today to keep everyone safe during the forecast heat.
The recent Optus outage is a timely reminder to be prepared in case of emergency, especially in lead up to Bushfire Season.
South Australia's Country Fire Service (CFS) urges travellers to be well-prepared for potential bushfire threats this Fire Danger Season.