The University of Adelaide's Institute for International Trade has recommended a swift change in Australian trade strategy as it quantified for the first time the real cost of China's trade actions against Australia. In a wide-ranging interview with Rikki Lambert, Dr McDonagh explains why China felt safe targeting Australian farm produce but not mineral resources.

A new EY report out today signals that universities are radically changing how they deliver courses, with a greater emphasis on digital delivery. Rikki Lambert interviews global education lead, Catherine Friday, about what benefits this could bring to students living in regional Australia.

Jason Regan has been hunting down answers on the Victoria-SA border arrangements for local community members and sporting teams amid confusion and uncertainty during recent COVID-19 restrictions. Commissioner Stevens sets the record straight

The Coonamble, NSW farmer was among those across the state suddenly locked down but had been able to track the damning Senate inquiry report into the handling of Inland Rail, chatting with Rikki Lambert on FlowNews24.

Napandee will be the site for the storage facility, the Minister has declared via notice given today, subject to further approvals and potential challenges. The facility will take over from the Lucas Heights facility in NSW near Sydney that is approaching capacity.

Will crowds ever return? Amid capital city lockdowns, Australia's Prime Minister says its a race to vaccination, but to where? Oxford professors say it's time to start living with COVID-19 with the Deltra strain difficult to contain - but Melbourne academics say eliminating the virus is essential

Court talks about a Japanese innovation where parents of newborns can order bags of rice to send to friends and family that is the exact weight and length of their baby. They even feature a picture of the newborn baby’s face on the bag so family members can simulate the sensation of holding the baby.

There's excitement coming soon for the Leigh Creek and northern SA communities with over 1,000 jobs a year about to get underway at the new urea production facility for agricultural use, making efficient re-use of existing infrastructure - and carbon-neutral eight years early to boot.

Clayton Bester on the Arvo Flow breaks down the Morrison government's support program for artists across the nation affected by lockdowns and needing a boost to stay afloat