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Jane talks about plans for a water pipeline for either recycled or River Murray water to improve water security for winegrape and other producers in the Eden Valley and Barossa Valley of South Australia - For more information: www.biggroup.org.au

Labor's shadow environment minister in SA says the state will 'muscle up' on the Murray-Darling Basin Plan if they win the March 2022 state election, issuing a legal challenge to stop the upstream states running over the top of SA's water entitlements, including 450 gigalitres more committed in 2012.

From romance scams to playing Scamwatch crosswords, bingo or quizzes, Court and Rikki discuss on the Breaky Flow some ways to talk with our loved ones about the risk of being scammed as Australians are ripped off in record numbers.

From Radiator Springs road repair jobs to a mobile electorate office this week, Dr Webster is hitting the road and encouraging a union boss to join her to hear farmers' labour shortage concerns first-hand after the AWU's landmark horticulture minimum wage result on Monday

Angus chats with Rikki on Flow about the state of the beef and sheep markets, and Rikki asks how the Glasgow climate talks and commitments (or lack thereof) on methane may play into the Australian market

Steven Read from Michell Wool brings us the 5 November wool market update including a plug for farmers to get on with voting in Woolpoll, closing today

Andrew enlightens us on the Scottish approach to finance and the benefits of sourcing your own fertiliser as a pig farmer, and a whole lot more with Rikki on Flow.

The former Agriculture Minister also talks with Rikki on Flow about the High Court voiding the Abbott-Turnbull-Morrison Backpacker Tax and response to the AWU's comments on 'greedy' employers looking to exploit farm workers

Labor will appoint a permanent Cross Border Commissioner for SA-Victoria border issues if they win the state election, to be based in the South East and modelled on the Victorian commissioner. Treasurer Lucas called for Labor to axe their dedicated quarantine facility 'white elephant' policy, disappointing the Opposition Leader - as he discussed with Rikki on Flow what Labor might do about the sta...

Minister Littleproud tells Wayne and Rikki on the Morning Show that Victoria, NSW and Queensland have deficits in the information they need to be forthcoming about on their biosecurity spending

On Wednesday in Senate Estimates, the One Nation Senator asked questions of the TGA boss about COVID-19 vaccination and the number of deaths attributable to adverse effects from administering them.

NSW water minister Melinda Pavey has binned a number of water savings projects intended to meet the state's obligations under the Murray Darling Basin Plan, with others to take their place - the NSW Labor shadow minister tells Rikki on Flow, Labor is worried about the Liberal-National government's poor handling of water policy with the Basin Plan clock ticking. Ms Jackson also wonders how SA and V...

Within 18-24 months, Leigh Creek will boom from under 100 residents to over 1,000 thanks to the reinvigoration of the former coal mine as a urea producer, reliant on its own gas to avoid the market spikes on the fertiliser's key input cost, as the Leigh Creek Urea Project managing director Phil Staveley explains to Rikki on Flow

Wayne and Rikki unpack a tense Senate Estimates session yesterday featuring an exchange between Qld Labor senator Murray Watt and representing minister Bridget McKenzie about the controversy first unearthed by FlowFM about a secret spreadsheet available to at least 1 Coalition backbench MP amid the Building Better Regions Fund rorting allegations

The Eastern Victorian upper house MLC wasn't consulted on Tuesday morning about dramatic new proposals to make pandemic management powers permanent for the Andrews Labor government - even though the government does not hold a majority in the Legislative Council to pass its bill.

Former LNP Qld premier Newman says SA MPs Ramsey and senator Antic are 'wimping out' on nuclear energy by not pushing harder for it amid the energy and greenhouse gas emissions debate leading into the Glasgow climate talks. He chats with Rikki on Flow about his own progressive views and the social policy platform of the LDP, and expresses reservations about COVID-19 and economic modelling relied u...

Dr Webster chats with Rikki on Flow about the scramble for clarification for workers in the hospitality sector due to the Andrews state government's uncertain rulings on vaccination status for workers, talks with Indonesia to bring farm labour in for the harvest - and a new taskforce to probe bank closures in regional areas.

The Eastern Young Cattle Indicator hit another record this week, but Matt Dalgleish brings us more detail on the surge in demand for Australian mutton from the United States of America.

From fertilisers to agchem, farmers' great crop returns could be dented by current and future input costs.

The South Australian Treasurer chats with Flow's Rikki Lambert about the circumstances surrounding the appointment of new independent speaker Dan Cregan MP to the chair - and the potential parliamentarians might be kept back past the usual date they rise, at the speaker's whim

As the former federal ALP leader leaps to Catholic NSW premier Perrottet's defence of his faith and having a large and growing family, Wayne Phillips on the Morning Show reflects on the moment former senator Cory Bernardi called Mr Shorten a 'fraud' and he hit back calling the Catholic senator a 'homophobe'